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I think it's hard to want to watch something really emotionally intense when real life already is really emotionally intense.
I think it's hard to want to watch something really emotionally intense when real life already is really emotionally intense.
You've actually just said everything I felt about it, so agreed wholeheartedly!
I watched a few of this guy's videos for a while after my friend passed one along once. I actually agree with parts of this take. He does have some good points about writing and direction, but always goes so far off the rails into his obsession with "the agenda", or straight up misogyny. I just couldn't watch them anymore after a few cause of that. Felt too toxic.
What does someone have to do to prove to youtube they own it?
Hedgehogs actually are quite fast!
Mobile games make more money than the entire rest of the gaming sector combined.
They claim it all runs locally. Anyone want to turn the Internet off and call their bluff?
Oh wow! That is really cool. I went to London once, but I didn't get to this apparently. Wish I'd known about it.
That's a good call. I grew up in Seattle, and there's a brutalist park called Freeway Park that is absolutely full of plants and I really like that one too.
Normally I don't like brutalist stuff, but this is actually pretty cool
I'm not autistic and I feel the same way. It makes me sad to throw something away if it's still got some use in it.
Clearly it means the sims' kicks (shoes) off (killed) the new roadmap. /s
Corpos are incapable of learning the right lessons. I wouldn't be surprised if the take away from this at Sony was to eliminate internal voices that were against the decision so it's easier to pull off next time.
I want there to be more "minor crises" so to speak, like great Khan, that happen throughout the game and actually shake things up. Sometimes borders get pretty static in the mid game and it would be nice if there was more to cause some chaos. Things that actually pose a threat, too, even if it's not a game ending threat.
Unless fines are percentages, they're either overly punishing to the poor, or underly punishing to the rich. ✊
Whenever I see pathfinder stuff it makes me wish I still had my DND group together
This also applies to feedback on video games
His humps, his humps his humps his humps
This seems like a completely baseless and hyperbolic take gleaned from a single screenshot of a YouTube comment. While I'm sure there are people who only watch critical takes on things (I've done it before myself), it's a crazy extrapolation to say that "movie fans have regressed to this". Maybe some people are kind of attached to a given franchise but don't like the current direction, so they keep tabs on it but don't watch themselves right now. Maybe others don't watch critics at all. This just feels like fishing for doom where none exists. /rant