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    4 days ago

    I don’t mind sex scenes if they fit the characters and plot (and won’t complain about seeing naked beautiful people anyway, as long as it’s fine by them), but the awkwardly placed and just long enough to be creepy feet shots on Tarantino’s films and the anime adaptation of Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End (of course the first episode of season two had to have one; seriously, Madhouse, what the actual fuck) start to get tiresome after a while…


  • For context, this was back when TVs were big boxes with a cathode-ray tube (a massive vacuum-“filled” glass bottle with the phosphorus-coated screen on the bottom and a literal particle accelerator on the top, put on its side, and powered with high voltage) inside.

    If you can manage to have sex on top of a low cupboard put on top of a table you could probably have sex on top of one of these (though you probably shouldn’t, what with the glass, and vacuum, and high voltage, and whatnot), but falling off would probably be a common outcome.

    Doing it on top of a modern flat screen would require a much less believable amount of acrobatics.





  • Sure, people are more and more ignorant and incapable of basic though every single day, but that’s just the system working as intended, producing a population that’ll be as easy to exploit as possible without even noticing it, and who wouldn’t be capable of doing anything about it even if they were aware.

    That’s horrible and monstrous and we need massive reform and to euthanise the ruling billionaire class if we are to survive as a civilisation.

    That said, however, if your game relies on hints in order to be playable IT’S A BAD GAME.

    Sure, back in the good old LucasArts and Sierra days you could call a helpline if you were stuck, but the games were designed to be solvable without doing so, and a high percentage of players having to call would have been seen as a serious design failure.

    I’d say this developer is another example of the decaying capabilities of the average human. As is whoever wrote the “article”.