OneShot: The Tarion Machine
A downloadable mod
Niko has been gone for a long time.
Without the Messiah, there’s no one left to carry a new story.
All that remains are memories, and you can rewind them all you want, but nothing ever changes.
...but...
What if I told you I know a way?
A way to get more out of The World Machine.
A way to reach beyond the memories of the original subject of this simulation.
...and be given a chance to help someone else.
Don't worry, you have no reason to hesitate.
Everything will be simulated. No living people will be put in harm's way.
The stakes will start, and remain, low.
If you're interested...
I have everything you need, right here, waiting for you to take it.
Do you accept?
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Install instructions
Extract the contents of the .7z file to OneShot's directory, ensuring that any conflicting files are replaced with the mod's versions.
You must own OneShot to play this mod. Game files are not included.
Comments
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can someone help? i just started playing the mod and it says that there is a missing graphic called pc4.
thanks.
I have just released a patch that fixes this.
Thank you!
oh i had to because it wouldn’t let me log in to my old account for some reason..
will the composer ever release it themselves? or will it not be available in any way or included on the ost? just wondering how it all works… (oops it posted my comment twice sorry)
I can’t speak for the composer, that’s up to them. Also is there any reason you made a new account for this comment?
hi. An anonymous person here. I would sincerely appreciate if you could tell me what happened to the music from the title screen? The opening screen with “the tarion machine” the music used to be on the YouTube playlist but seems to have been replaced with “good golly gosh” I forgot the name of it but it was my favorite song and I’m wondering if it was deleted or privated? If so why? Would there be any chance of bringing it back?
“good golly gosh” is unrelated, it’s for something else. What happened was that I got called out for not requesting proper permission to upload the track to the OST (which I accept full responsibility for, I remembered the conversation I had with the composer incorrectly.) so I took it down from both YouTube and SoundCloud, and it won’t be reuploaded unless I get direct permission to do so, which is unlikely.
TL;DR: Didn’t ask for permission to upload it, took it down, probably not coming back.