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While this is a fantastic start, it'd be great to get citations for all of the lies. I know they're generally well known but certain things like claiming to be cisgender seem hard to pin down explicitly.
While this is a fantastic start, it'd be great to get citations for all of the lies. I know they're generally well known but certain things like claiming to be cisgender seem hard to pin down explicitly.
And there is also the need to add archive.is links to many of the sources, since there are many she could memory-hole.We're going to be adding them. Don't you worry.
The problem is that she lies with such frequency that it'll necessitate us renting a stadium to hold the printout for the list.
MGS has survived for over a decade without shitty QTES that interrupt cinematic cutscenes. Rev60 won't last a chance on Steam.Revolution 60 gets a thorough (and I mean ridiculously so) review on Lolcow Wiki.
The article owes special thanks to @Smutley (who gave us the LP), @zedkissed60 (sales data), @Cynical (Info on the reviewer collusion), and many, many more. If I didn't mention you and you were part of it, it's no offense intended, it's just that I'm running on fumes.
I wanted to get across something when I made the bulk of that article, before you read it in its entirety. Wu's magnum opus is, for her, a big deal, and any review of her game is going to immediately beg contrast to other games. This sucks for Wu, as Wu considers her narrative-driven game different from all others and believes it to be for "Neo Gamers."
Whenever I encounter a new game, I always try to get into whether a given game is good from a crunch standpoint (as in, the gameplay, the overall fun-factor, etc) and if the game is good from a fluff standpoint (I.E. the game's world, setting, story, and so on). It's possible to score well on one, but fuck the other up completely and still, ultimately, have a good game at the end of the day. If you manage to nail both, odds are good you've got a game that's earned its praise on your hands.
So with this review, Brianna Wu got her wish, and the bulk of the review does not draw comparisons to other games until much later in the article, when such comparisons are inevitable. I also went out of my way to not do the obvious "this game is completely shit. I mean fucking look at it." I doubt she'll appreciate it, but I went out of my way to be as kind as I could towards Revolution 60 and yet I still managed to savage it. I think I'll close this out with a quote from Ben "Yahtzee" Croshaw of The Escapist fame:
When Wu claims he's an engineer or tech woman. Or a woman in general.
Didn't you claim to be an "Unreal expert" yourself?https://tweetsave.com/spacekatgal/status/687758192294625281
Quick Ibrahim, the Goyim know. Double down!
Welp theres the link between Brianna Wu and Brianna Flynt. Now all we need is the name change document or some equivalent that links John Flynt and Brianna Flynt.View attachment 68354
Caption:
"A handful of protesters stand at the corner of 16th Street Mall and Broadway, as the Vice President visited Denver briefly for a fundraiser on September 27, 2007. Brianna Flynt (cq) holds a sign that calls for the impeachment of George W. Bush, as she protests under the "Colorado Impeach Coalition" organization. (JAVIER MANZANO/ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS)"
Camera date stamp:
2007/09/27 17:09:09
So this is the "final polish" when "doing crunch"? Considering the possibility of new "cinematic shots" which are as-yet unplanned, bragging on Twitter about EVERY SINGLE BIT of "work"? Wouldn't that mean adding entirely new scenes / camera angles?
Hahahaha. Here's the definitive answer on WuWu's Ole Miss enrolment:
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More lies detected. Wow. There's literally nothing she ever says about herself that's true.
Shouldn't this coordination be off the grid? The only reason I'm asking is because I know of at least a few others where the Lolcows monitor their own threads. Activity like this might tip Wu off, or at least be seen by someone who will tip Wu off. You're not just looking at the Kiwi information collection cycle, but also Milo's ability to collate and churn out an article.
This might be off topic, but isn't lens flare something that older film makers tried to minimize because it was distracting, could obscure the actions going on in the scene, and just kind of looked bad?
:powerlevel: I went to one college twice. when I got my degree it said I was there from 1998-2003, but I didn't attend in 1999-2000 so I wouldn't read too much into that.Also interesting that the dates of attendance imply that it was straight through 1996 to 2006 - am I reading this right?
Yeah, about the only place where lensflare is really applicable is space-flight scenes, just for the beauty of it. In an already-crowded-already-neon-lit scene like the entirety of rev60, it's just extraneous.This might be off topic, but isn't lens flare something that older film makers tried to minimize because it was distracting, could obscure the actions going on in the scene, and just kind of looked bad?
Absolutely but some game makers (and Wu) add them to make their games look more cinematic while missing your very point.This might be off topic, but isn't lens flare something that older film makers tried to minimize because it was distracting, could obscure the actions going on in the scene, and just kind of looked bad?
"Looks okay, but I'm not a fan of lens flair."
Not if you're JJ Abrams. Or Wu.This might be off topic, but isn't lens flare something that older film makers tried to minimize because it was distracting, could obscure the actions going on in the scene, and just kind of looked bad?