I want to play tonight but I also don't want to play tonight.

Why is morally wrong to teach white people about european colonialism and nazi war crimes?

The longer I remain a virgin, the more I feel like I can't get out of this state. I've become very misogynistic over the years. I feel like giving up and becoming a hermit.

I challenge all the bookworm nerds here to write a better sentence than this.

"because you lack the oratory to the gods, what are the odds they will listen"

>>510193518
>Kh-101
Kh-35 is forgotten.

>>212673552
guy they interviewed on BBC said that boeing planes have an issue with the fuel switches being hit accidentally and locking, and that the FAA sent out an advisory asking (it was voluntary, not mandatory) airlines to check their switches
saars probably didn't get the memo, plus they took way too long to restart both engines after failure (10 seconds for the first, 14 for the second)

>>530886873
>Used to think miura was genius
>Later realize he just copy pasted shit from the hundred years wars and louis XV

>>715178737
They have to use that budget to buy another the license to another random tank model and pay 100 Youtubers to market it.

Learning math and CS fundamentals is great, and make you stop being a tutorial boy into a gamedev programmer artist.

you can do shit like proc gen, utility goal oriented AI, shader magic, interactive procedural music that reads a MIDI file.

But only if you actually spend time learning autismo wizard shit.

>>212445123
modern civilization is the result of whites inventing securalism, atheism, after 2 centuries of brutal genocidal wars between 15-16 century in europe.

White people love to talk about peace and avoiding wars, after 80 million whites killed in 1914-1945.

>>509339909
There has been cases where UFO already go and melt nukes since the 60's.

They would have killed all plebs if they were allowed.

>>529582591
Imagine something like SIMS, where the npcs has daily routes between nodes, but you can micro manage their actions like a traffic controller god and tell them to go to a diferent location to do something.

So you can take two npcs to meet at central park at 9 PM and then engage in a fight that makes both injured and unable to work.

So the grocery store and bank doesn't work the next day, so the wagie npc can't buy food and is sad because he's hungry.

>>529164380
learn to make meme shit like webdev shit and AI and all the buzzword shit that companies seek like wordpress.

you need to learn to make what the market has actual demands for, not some platformer about depression and shit.

>>528552023
They hate us...

>>713006573
>Wouldn't that be considered bribing? Corpos would naturally expect something in return.
Oh, yes. It is. That's why corporations fund lobbying groups and then the lobbying groups will donate to a politicians campaign funds or wine and dine them. As long as you don't give the person specifically money in exchange for a vote one way, then you're good! Just hold future campaign funds on the silent acknowledgement that if they don't vote your way, they don't get more funds.

>White people call amerindians and mestizos foreigners in the americas when their grandpa arrived in the XX century

>White people call amerindians and mestizos foreigners in the americas when their grandpa arrived in the XX century

what is blud yappin about
>>527787236
mebe mebe

>mfw gacha fags pay money for AI slop

I think I've finally found an alternative to conflict in storytelling.

Conflict is not a mandatory thing.
You can get a similar effect to conflict, with novelty.

What do I mean, instead of conflict, you can use a piece of lore or informational retrieval that takes the character to move towards a newer point in the seek of a new informational novelty event.

It is the discovery of a newer point to move and the movement towards that point, that produces a similar avoidance of boredom and produced a flow in the story.

It is not the lack of conflict that bores a story, but simply it's stagnation without novelty that causes boredom.

Are we officially now in a declared war between Iran and israel?

What are iran chances they can win this war?

>>527432416
Could be a prequel using the same location about one of the previous techs who died, but sets up the main game.

>>712584357
The 'art community' has two segments - those who think games are an art medium and those who don't. Those who do say its no different than film and the content made for a medium doesn't negate it from being an art form. Those who say it isn't one say that because of the inherent nature of play being the driving force of video games that they cannot be art and will remain as play. Likewise there are two segments of gamers that have similar opinions - one group saying games are art and the other not. The 'games as art' crowd will say similar things to the artist who believe they are art. The gamers who say that games aren't art though do so for reason like "they're just games, they're for fun, they aren't that deep, etc." What I've noticed is that gamers who don't want games to be seen as art don't want their games to be anything more than just win or lose or objective based titles. I'm generalizing but gamers who don't want games to be art don't want games to be anything more than play and not engage with storytelling or interactive experiences in any way that is not conducive to 'gameplay.' Game journos want games to be art because they want to be taken seriously and that will never happen which is the biggest takeaway of all.