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Catgirl Tyranid said:
No, he's always been this faggy. It's a feature, not a bug.
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Wait, I haven't seen the video just yet but why did Wendi cry about the Ypsilanti shit?
 
Krimjob said:
Wait, I haven't seen the video just yet but why did Wendi cry about the Ypsilanti shit?
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It was in response to a severely mentally ill man who had been abused his entire life receiving a fake letter that he thought was from real person who cared about him all in an attempt to break him out of his psychosis. The man had no idea it was fake, and began to cry because it was the nicest thing anyone had ever done for him.

This in turn made Wendi cry because the situation is just so cruel, and since the man had already suffered enough.

I don't think it's faggy at all for someone to get emotional over that but what do I know? I guess doing so is somehow considered gay nowadays.
 
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Bunny Tracks said:
I don't think it's faggy at all for someone to get emotional over that but what do I know? I guess doing so is somehow considered gay nowadays.
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In the real manosphere world, having feelings and not just beating up or shitting on people is gay.

I do understand hating it if you think it's performative. Performative emotional responses are very gay.
 
The Bogwater Rises said:
In the real manosphere world, having feelings and not just beating up or shitting on people is gay.

I do understand hating it if you think it's performative. Performative emotional responses are very gay.
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I'll be honest, it felt too performative when I saw it. Like yeah I'd get teary eyed when something extra sad happens, but weeping on camera for several seconds is excessive.
 
Bunny Tracks said:
I don't think it's faggy at all for someone to get emotional over that but what do I know? I guess doing so is somehow considered gay nowadays.
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Getting emotional over something like that isn't faggy.

But crying is. I just had some Jesus dust in my eyes is all.
 
Openly crying on a non-live feed is always a gay performance because you could easily edit it out or do another take after collecting yourself. You cry on camera and leave it in because you know people are gonna glom on to it and pat your ass for being a sensitive wholesome bean. Plus he's gotten less emotional when detailing the horror show of the Anthill Kids or when talking about how beautiful the imagery of Heaven and Mary were in Divine Comedy.
Think it's fair if people are put-off by this instance.
 
I'm partway through the Ypsilanti video, anyone else reminded of Chris Chan when they hear what the Jesus boys get up to?
 
Chromeo said:
I'm partway through the Ypsilanti video, anyone else reminded of Chris Chan when they hear what the Jesus boys get up to?
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Yeah, it makes me wonder if the combination of forced interaction, positive attention, see-what-they-do stimulation, and documentation was studied... by reality show producers.

I was glad Wendi touched on the awful movie. They had a perfectly good true story, painstakingly documented, and then they just took the name and shot something else completely. At least 30 Minutes or Less had the decency class internal consistency to pretend they'd never heard of Brian Wells.
 
Aunt Carol said:
Yeah, it makes me wonder if the combination of forced interaction, positive attention, see-what-they-do stimulation, and documentation was studied... by reality show producers.
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I just keep thinking about how the trolls would catfish Chris, and how the doctor wrote the fake letters to the three men from people they ought to respect, especially Leon and his Yeti wife. Or how their delusions never crack, even when they can say what someone else is doing identical to them is wrong, like when Chris chided people for being gay or transgender and then became whatever he is, or when he scolded Lars for buying model boats when Chris obviously did the same thing with video games and toys. and of course, Chris in the modern day sees himself as Jesus, and these guys were Jesus. There were weird mother/wife things going on with one of the Jesus guys, and Chris and Barb....eugghh. But like it's all there, I don't want to effortpost a whole essay or anything but I want someone smarter than me to put together bits of Christory and how they line up with the Ypsilanti experiment. There's something there, I just know it. Maybe Christian is schizophrenic.
 
Got through The Ocean is Much Deeper Than We Thought and I mostly liked it. Nothing super special, but I was thinking it'd make for a fun low budget Dead Space (but underwater) knockoff the whole time. I don't think it has enough meat for a huge AAA game but it could be a nice little 5-10 hour romp through the ocean
 
I'm only just now watching the full Borrasca V video instead of just their crashout at the end, so I'll probably receive a bunch of clocks for this, but MAN, I don't know how they even took it seriously for that long when I was rolling my eyes from the very beginning with Kimber marching up to a drug addict and going "Hey, I know it's midnight and you haven't seen me in almost a decade, and the last time we saw each other was the worst moment of our lives, but I'm heading off to a suicide mission to Drisking tomorrow morning on an eight hour drive to go meet some anonymous contact I won't tell you a thing about, and my only plan is to hope I can find my dead boyfriend, expose everything, and go John Wick on the entire mine with 30 guns, and I'll almost certainly get killed or raped if I fuck up this ten year plan in a single way, you in or out?" and he just goes "shit, okay". He's also remarkably functional for someone who's ostensibly a suicidal junkie, with a lot of his fuckups , aside from going back to the motel, being stuff that anyone could do while fully sober in the same conditions, and apparently being able to go full cold turkey in one week in a process that's just mildly uncomfortable for him and Kimber at worst.

Also I keep rereading the scene in the motel with Prescott, because I'm still not really understanding why he doesn't just fuckin...shoot Walker in the back of the head and call it a day if he really wanted him out of the picture. He had guys able to stop his men from immediately lighting Kimber the fuck up when she did the exact same thing, why couldn't he just have one of them shoot him instead of setting up this bizarre Wild West standoff that honestly shouldn't have worked? I don't know why the author would write a sequel to such a well-liked story in under 24 hours, even if it's for a challenge.
 
Cave Fisher said:
I'm only just now watching the full Borrasca V video instead of just their crashout at the end, so I'll probably receive a bunch of clocks for this, but MAN, I don't know how they even took it seriously for that long when I was rolling my eyes from the very beginning with Kimber marching up to a drug addict and going "Hey, I know it's midnight and you haven't seen me in almost a decade, and the last time we saw each other was the worst moment of our lives, but I'm heading off to a suicide mission to Drisking tomorrow morning on an eight hour drive to go meet some anonymous contact I won't tell you a thing about, and my only plan is to hope I can find my dead boyfriend, expose everything, and go John Wick on the entire mine with 30 guns, and I'll almost certainly get killed or raped if I fuck up this ten year plan in a single way, you in or out?" and he just goes "shit, okay". He's also remarkably functional for someone who's ostensibly a suicidal junkie, with a lot of his fuckups , aside from going back to the motel, being stuff that anyone could do while fully sober in the same conditions, and apparently being able to go full cold turkey in one week in a process that's just mildly uncomfortable for him and Kimber at worst.

Also I keep rereading the scene in the motel with Prescott, because I'm still not really understanding why he doesn't just fuckin...shoot Walker in the back of the head and call it a day if he really wanted him out of the picture. He had guys able to stop his men from immediately lighting Kimber the fuck up when she did the exact same thing, why couldn't he just have one of them shoot him instead of setting up this bizarre Wild West standoff that honestly shouldn't have worked? I don't know why the author would write a sequel to such a well-liked story in under 24 hours, even if it's for a challenge.
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"I'm an alpha Sam"
 
Cave Fisher said:
I'm only just now watching the full Borrasca V video instead of just their crashout at the end, so I'll probably receive a bunch of clocks for this, but MAN, I don't know how they even took it seriously for that long when I was rolling my eyes from the very beginning
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Yeah it starts off bad and they are like "Yeah we're so bad" and I was just "What the fuck are you talking about?" It was just bad for much of Part V then the dialogue kicksi nto ultra campy and I loved every second of it after that.
 
TheOtherSideofMakeBelieve said:
Got through The Ocean is Much Deeper Than We Thought and I mostly liked it. Nothing super special, but I was thinking it'd make for a fun low budget Dead Space (but underwater) knockoff the whole time. I don't think it has enough meat for a huge AAA game but it could be a nice little 5-10 hour romp through the ocean
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So subnautica?
 
Rick The Stick said:
So subnautica?
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Soma is probably the closest thing to what I was imagining atmosphere-wise, but that's more of a walking sim where you occasionally hide from robots. I like how you're primarily using industrial equipment to mangle bony fleshbeasts in Dead Space. For this I'm imagining flesh puppets that can't die, so they're just being eaten alive, basically melting while worms spill out of them as they try to infect more people. You could even have a cult that thinks the worms make you immortal since you can't die

Going the subnautica route could be fun too though. Show up at an underwater station that's mysteriously out of commission. No communication coming out but life signs and an SOS, kinda like the start of Dead Space. You take the cable pod down and as soon as you arrive the cable fails and you have to repair things to unlock new areas, head out into the dark water to find jettisoned supplies and tools, stuff like that, where your ultimate goal is to find what you need to repair an escape pod

You could really combine the two ideas and they'd work fine together I think, the main difference is just action horror vs survival crafting horror depending on how much you focus on objectives versus crafting/gathering. I like both but prefer the action route, Dead Space 1/2, Resident Evil 4, Bioshock 1/2, games like those
 
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