Thread 149945215

>oh my science did you know this was a le reference to the le first song computer did and le Hal 9000?
>gooseworx is so heccin smart!@
>thanks for the gold reddit!

>>149945215 (OP)
What's wrong with references?

>>149945234
>troon avatar

>>149945267
do you often think of trannies with no prompting, anon

>>149945359
>he doesnt know
oh no no no no

it's also a nice song

are there really people who've never seen 2001? That's like never having seen the original Alien movie.

the whole anti-civilization movement really puts a damper on art appreciation huh

>>149945215 (OP)
Next thing you're going to say is you hate the movie Robots for doing the same thing

>>149945215 (OP)
In 2001 Space Odyssey the use of Daisy Bell was basically a reference itself too.

Literally every storyteller makes references to shit they like

> Make a quick reference to a classic AI/robot song for the AI character.
> Perform a duet that turns it into the setup for a punchline, a lovely musical number, tension-building as Zooble gets ready, AND a bonding moment between Jax and Pomni.
Take my gold, kind stranger

>>149945234
>transwomen made the best platformer of 2010s and the best cartoon of the 2020s
Are transgender people simply higher IQ?

>>149945861
>Are transgender people simply higher IQ?
Survivors from bullying become great artists, trans are just a common target for bullying. Those who sucCUMb become failed wannabes. Pampering is the other side of the coin.

>>149945234
People here tends to act like they are more intelligent than others, especially redditors. So, if Redditors likes some concept or ideas or tropes, /co/tards will make fun of it. Not because its bad or something, but because they want to pose as someone better. I think this kind of behavior have something with being bullied at school or molested at home

>>149945234
the issue is 1000's of people thinking they are clever for pointing this out

>>149946089
>People here tends to act like they are more intelligent than others, especially redditors

to be fair, it's difficult to not be smarter than redditors

Whenever i feel bad at my job. i check out r/teachers to see the dumbest mother fuckers on the planet make me feel amazing

>>149945921
Its just that artists tend to be leftoids mentally since you have to think outside boundaries
Its unfortunate that they let this sip into politics but what can you do

>>149945861
That game was garbage anon, get a grip.

>>149945215 (OP)
Drop dead Christcuck

>>149946651
Celeste is an excellent game. You either don't like 2d platformers, have shit taste, or are being contrarian for reasons that have nothing to do with the game.

I don't understand why Gangle was so worried about what Jax would do. Jax talks a big game of making others suffer, but he's mostly just a bit of a dick.

>>149945861
>autistic straight males continue to make things

Every tranny that has made good vidya or music is a “lesbian” and does not act like a woman at all but instead continues to act like an autistic male on hormones. When an actual female brained acts like a woman tranny makes something worthwhile I’ll be impressed.

>>149945667
>It is the earliest song sung using computer speech synthesis by the IBM 7094 in 1961, a feat that was referenced in the film 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968)
I learned something today

>>149946550
I don't think that's true. People just think it's a neat little nod.

Ironic shitposting threads are cancer and against >>>/global/rules/6
OP is a faggot.
Fulfill your civic duty to help purge this board of anarchistic, sociopathic, intellectually regressive youtube/reddit/twitter immigrant subhumans like him who are under the delusion that all of 4chan (instead of just the designated shitposting playpens like /b/, /trash/, /bant/, etc.) is a toilet by reporting this thread en masse.
Here's a link so you don't have to scroll up to the top of the page.
https://sys.4chan.org/co/imgboard.php?mode=report&no=149945215

>>149946659
Fag

>>149945215 (OP)
You are such a heccin FAGGOT!

>>149946550
Oh no other people
Get over yourself

>>149945234
It feels forced.
It worked in Space Odyssey because it was Hal’s last words. The last words of the computer before its death are its first words. That is clever.
Caine has the ability to teleport people to him. There is zero reason for him to start singing Daisy Bell when Zooble locks him out. It just feels shoehorned. Like if out of nowhere Caine started quoting AM’s hate speech.

>>149945215 (OP)
I thought the Utah Teapot reference was more fun and less on the nose

>>149948542
There are valid reasons that reliance on references are annoying but
>feels forced
Is just you hiding behind weasel words rather then being honest and saying "I don't like it." Which, fair enough, that's just like your opinion, man.

>>149945471
No it's like not seeing 2001. Your fucking normieslop star wars tier "alien" movie does not compare to real film.

But yeah it's nuts people haven't seen it.

>>149948670
Faggot

>>149945215 (OP)
Actual unpopular opinion: "Media literacy" is overrated, especially given the absolute torrent of shit there is to watch/read/whatever.
Your media should be able to stand on its own merits.
Whenever anyone says
>oh did you actually read/watch X?
I'm gonna start saying
>no, and I have no reason to
With the amount of video essays sucking off villains/characters/video games/whatever, I'm just going to take whatever they say about characters at face value because I don't have time for that shit.
>no but you won't understand it unless you watch the original!!!
If the people who constantly reference it and write four-hour tirades on it don't understand it, why should I be expected to?
I am no longer apologizing for being a secondary to anything. If making derivative content is legitimate content, then watching derivative content is legitimate fandom.

>>149948670
>LOOK AT ME EVERYONE I'M CLAIMING THESE 2 BELOVED GENRE AND ERA DEFINING MOVIES ARE CRAP AREN'T I LE HECKIN' EDGY AND SO ON

>>149948767
That's not what media literacy means. But you seem to be happy to be ignorant.

>>149945861
>best platformer
It wasn't fun. Mario Odyssey was. You're a gorilla.

>>149945234
For me it's either because it's almost always one of three things, the Akira bike slide, Sailor Moon aesthetic or the dancing from the Peanuts Christmas special. At this point these things have been referenced so much they almost feel like executive decision because market research says 37% more people will like your product if you reference these things. It's also like whenever you watch a video of a chimp on youtube two thirds of the comments will be retards talking about how a chimp would kill you like that everyone doesn't already know that by now but these idiots need you to know that they know because they're so fuckin smart and you need to know that too.

>>149945861
It wasn't THE best platformer but it was still good.

>>149948821
Imagine being defined by corporate product designed to sell buckets of useless cheap plastic slop to you.

>>149945215 (OP)
>"Hal, change my pronouns to she/her"
>"I'm sorry, Dave. I can't do that"

>>149948542
>The last words of the computer before its death are its first words. That is clever.
Yeah. Caine is singing it because he's dying and afraid that he's losing his mind, and Zooble partially responsible.

>>149945687
But they should only make references to shit *I* like.

>>149945267
Yeah, and it’s not Gooseworx’s whole personality.

>>149949334
"These avatar gimmicks...Makes you wonder why nobody else got them"

>MEDIA LITERACY!!!1!
Technological literacy.
Daisy Bell goes back further than Space Odyssey and was the first synthesized vocal song in 1961, chosen in reference to Bell Laboratories. Space Odyssey references this as becoming a standard practice for training AI's, which while that isn't directly the case, it still became common practice to include it by default in a lot of softwares and programs as an Easter egg.
https://youtu.be/41U78QP8nBk?si=-uQkVnQiwWnarqEC

>>149945372
So that's a yes

>>149949253
idgi

>>149949180
Imagine thinking you're special

>>149946550
I haven't seen anyone else point it out.
>>149946659
No one mentioned religious people though? You seem really upset. Take a step back and take a deep breath.
I don't mind the song, I just find it weird that zoomers think it's scary. I personally think it's quite charming. Is it just because it's old that they think it's scary? I don't really understand.

>>149945234
Nothing. OP is an anti intellectual.

>>149949488
> I just find it weird that zoomers think it's scary
Antiquity is often a bit unnerving. Haunted houses aren't the new ones, they're they old ones.

>>149949488
Context matters.
The sound of children laughing in the park during the day?
Comforting.
The sound of children laughing in your hallway at night?
Terrifying

>>149946550
I’ve seen like three posts about it, and they’re all like “hey thats sorta cool. I like that they did that” and not “Check out how smart I am for knowing about this when you didn’t!!” Depends where you hang out and who you talk to I guess.

>>149946854
I prefer SMB, desu.
But Celeste is very fun nonetheless, what the fuck is the story, tho.
It's very ambiguous on what is Madeline's problem, the trans allegory was a retcon, or at least if feels like it.

>>149948767

Media literacy isn’t about flexing how much garbage you’ve consumed, retard. It’s means actually thinking about what you’re reading. Of course you think it’s “overrated,” you don’t even know what it is.

>>149949412
But you still need media literacy to see the symbolism in the use of the song and to figure out the significance it holds to the characters.

>>149948552
Oh I don’t know if I caught that one. Can you explain?

>>149949637
It's just the teapot that you see around every once in a while. Both it and the mannequins are some of the earliest detailed CGI models and are usually included as default objects in most modeling programs because of how useful they are for testing lighting and rendering.

>>149945215 (OP)
Reason that troon did it was because it’s used in those back room edits the target audience watches

>>149949637
>>149949703
I believe it shows up at least once or twice in every episode. But I think it's supposed to indicate that Caine was getting lazy by using stock assets so it usually shows up as decoration, kinda like Caine filling crowds with just mannequins.

>>149949762
The troon is in his thirties and writing a show about a rogue AI.
He's definitely familiar with Hal9000

>>149945861
It's not like I played every game of the 2010s but there's definitely better platformers than Celeste out there, it's famous because it's speedrunner bait

>>149949703
Oh neat. I was wondering why there’s often random floating teapots in this kinda thing. I’d’ve picked toasters, but I guess a teapot is better because it’s more round.

I was pretty into TADC at the start but with each episode I’ve been feeling more and more critical about it. Overall I’d still watch it over pigzieslop but it doesn’t feel that great anymore

>>149949922
Toasters are too reflective. Getting reflections to work on non-simple geometries looks cool but taxes the hell out of your system. A lot of early games mimicked reflections by just creating a second room with identical models or by superimposing a static sprite as an object.

>>149949180
Firstly, please show in that post where it says that anyone is "defined by corporate product"?

Secondly, neither Alien nor Star Wars were "corporate product designed to sell buckets." Alien didn't have branding and toys until years later. The Star Wars toys were an afterthought. Lucas never thought "oh, I'll throw a load of aliens into the cantina to make more toys." That Star Wars sold buckets of toys took everyone by surprise, so much so that the contract with Mattel was a bit a mistake. The very idea that a movie could sell buckets of toys was originates from Star Wars, hence "era defining."

Lastly, I think I need to point out that I use "Star Wars" to mean the original movie, the one that got retconned into "Episode 4: A New Hope." Obviously the sequels and prequels and crapquels are designed to sell toys. My post wasn't talking about those.

>>149945234
Incels are too media illiterate to get them

>>149950010
This is how I feel too. It was never high art but lately it's just been getting more and more up it's own ass. People being sad all the time and talking about how they feel isn't entertainment. This is just adult writers having a therapy session through their characters

imagine being upset at learning something.

>>149950315
>Mattel
Kenner

>>149950401
TADC is carried entirely by its high production values and colorful design.
Writing wise it's as amateur as it gets

>>149945471
I havent seen either, just seen references to certain scenes.

>>149950549
I expected it to be the complete opposite, this show looks like shit.

>>149950549
How do you learn to distinguish betwen good and bad writting? I enjoyed the show.

>>149950675
Nope

>>149945215 (OP)
I really enjoyed this episode when it was Pomni and Jax shooting everyone.
The two play off each other very well, the action was really fast-paced and cool, and it was just really fun to watch.
I even liked their fallout fight afterwards.
But when everyone else had to stop and have their own profound therapy session I just rolled my eyes.
That shit just breaks the pacing and takes up way too much time.

>>149945471
There are kids posting on the internet and arguing with you who were born in the election tourist years

>>149950315
>hence era defining
So you admit that your era was defined by consoomerism. You complete fucking retard. I can't wait to see you try to weasel your way out of this. I know you fuckwits are incapable of conceding even though there are no fucking stakes.

>>149945359
>>149949418
Goose is a trans male to female. Literally.

>>149949360
That's why Goose gets a pass from everyone despite Zooble being a they/them metaphor for being fem brained with a dick and tits and being a confusing mess.

>>149946643
Thinking outside boundaries and making up fiction doesn't mean you have to be a retard anon. The spark of Creation comes from the Christian God.

>>149945234
It's literally a famous TikTok sound. It's cringe now.

>>149948270
>>149948684
Sperg