Zahille7 @ Zahille7 @lemmy.world

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It's clearly a shit post, but an absolutely amazing one. The roasts/comments are still funny though.

LOOK AT THE PAWS

The comments on the clip from Workaholics are all hilarious, and reference that reddit post quite a bit lol.

I was crying while reading through that one reddit post about a particular song he uses for rhythm during sex.

Looks like it got removed because the mods are unfun chodes.

I'd like to find out where they're landing and make them feel as unwelcome as humanly possible.

Do you not realize what thread you're commenting in?

Doesn't Xbox let you change your console's region in the settings?

Well that's some fucking bullshit.

Shit. Too bad I don't have Prime gaming. I was just thinking that I'd like to replay the story to New Colossus.

In fact, I rewatched the scene where BJ recruits Horton and they're having their heated discussion while one person holds off Nazis in her sniper spot and another plays some sweet jazz.

What a batshit story these games have and I'm all for it.

I said "all due respect"!

That's what I'm saying.

Am I typing in some alien language?

This fuckin guy... He's the reason we can't have nice things.

I was agreeing with you with my anecdotal experience.

The comment you replied to said Nintendo is going to lose customers over this, while your comment said Nintendo fans are still gonna be their dumb shitty selves by buying multiple of the same system or even game. Where does my comment diverge from that line of thinking?

ETA: the consumerism claim was just something that I've noticed between reddit and Lemmy. Reddit might have thousands of users in one sub, while Lemmy only might have a few hundred. Both sites/whatever you call the collective of Lemmy, constantly think that people will go along with their beliefs about boycotting certain games/not buying certain products for whatever reason; when the fact of reality is that both of these places are actual echo chambers full of common denominators, and we need to face reality.

I need to know the story

Lemmy constantly falls into the same social trap as reddit: that we think we're some monolith of consumerism and when we believe something we think everyone else will be on our side.

Go on YouTube and look up the hundreds of videos from the past few months alone of scalpers and other Pokemon buyers getting into actual physical fights, buying literally 10+ of those huge box sets, and camping out at those vending machines and buying literally everything in them the minute they restock.

I'm a vendor at comic and anime conventions here in the US. I did a show last month that was literally 99% Pokemon cards and merch, and everyone was buying that shit up regardless. There were actually maybe five booths including my own that weren't selling just Pokemon stuff, if at all.

I'm surprised you've only had one crash yet. I've had a few so far now. I think it's mostly the graphics though. I once had an inventory full of hundreds of alchemy ingredients and I tried to buy more and the game crashed. If I'm sprinting through the open world and looking around too much, the game can freeze up and crash while it's trying to load in the world.

It's a little touchy for me lol.

Mafia 2 did a similar thing. I like the games, they're fun and interesting and all, but it's kinda weird when you spread collectables throughout a map but they're almost all in the opposite direction of any missions.

I'm still doing stuff in Cyrodiil. I'm trying to save Shivering Isles for last because it was the best looking thing from the original version.

Also, that screenshot of Akatosh and Dagon fighting looks insanely epic

Those are some huge feet

Please. No. This state already sucks as it is.

Send them to Florida.