Humorously, Awesome Kev seems to think he meant fuck, while Solarc clearly meant faggot. These people are so fragile they have two no-no words that start with F. I predict that eventually they will have so many that they can only communicate by saying "Yikes" with different inflections.
Because actual games require too much time investment from these fucks.
Any vague boast like this lacking actual numbers is guaranteed 110% bullshit. Even when they do give numbers they often manage to fudge them, but when they're too ashamed to give any numbers at all, you know they're so awful no amount of fudging could salvage them.
BORDERLINE MICRO-PENIS.
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Conservative Talk Radio host gets ratioed when he posts a photo of himself cuddling his rifles
The replies are legendary I am sure the Navy Seals are proud to have this snowflake in the ranks. Edit: I reported my post to get the thread title changed, sorry guys.www.resetera.com
Replies are legendary?
Oh... they really are
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BORDERLINE MICRO-PENIS.
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Death Stranding being made from the corpses of all those rejected half life 3 scripts has me forcing others against their will to buy it.
Is there about to be another mass shooting in the news?
I completely forgot this game existed. That developer is based in Washington, so there's a good chance that they're gonna add some woke shit.
I guess that ban reason sounds a little more convincing than the actual "Calling Muhammad (pbuh) a rapist" one. Only transgendered furries are allowed to kill a kid.
This guy gets it, treat your time there like a game and make the mods miserable by holding them to the letter of the rule. Personally i got a well liked poster from gamingERA banned for discussing a game that appeared on twitch blacklist. even though the (duration pending) ban was rescinded in an hour or so it was still good because:This is why I report every one of his posts with "Transphobia, has a severe history of infractions."
But really, one of the most fun things to do is report every normie you come across on Resetera. It's a virtual kill count and you wouldn't be surprised with how many times you'll score.
The moderation is that unhinged even an obvious troll account will get others banned if the correct words are put in the report box. Mentioning Transphobia is like an instant ban no questions asked. As is any combination including "downplaying minority concerns in a sensitive topic".
Is it really such a great idea to talk about things that specific? Mods know about this thread and I'm pretty sure they can see who sent in reports.
Happened when games went mainstream and Joe Everyman who lives down the street wanted to be told a story just the way his movies do it. The nerds who care about gameplay are vastly outnumbered and out-wallet-voted by the "broader demographic". Games may be mainstream now, but mainstream knowledge of games holds games' stories as their primary artistic offering to the world, and the main games news rags have long held artistic merit to be the point and pinnacle of what gaming should be. We basically have the double curse of an ignorant public and a maliciously ignorant press. Doesn't take Einstein to figure out what happens after that. Spoiler: Death Stranding and its "difficulty for moviegoers". (It is very, very far from coincidental that both Hideo Kojima and David Cage were aspiring filmmakers before they went into video games.)
Games can learn from film, but the core point that all of these people are missing is that the narrative is shaped first and foremost by the player's interactions with the game world. It doesn't matter how much thought and care you put into your cutscenes or dialogue; if the actions the player takes in gameplay contradict the story the game is trying to tell, then it's going to be a disjointed and sometimes hilarious mess. That's the reason why so many narrative-focused games put great restrictions on what the player is allowed to do in their game; the devs are hacks who don't know how to translate the narrative into gameplay.
