>>718595857
Yeah, it's honestly hilarious how hard they dropped the ball

"save" it from what? also why are you posting a guy building a bike? you have problems in the mentally or something, bro?

>>717699259

>Rhythm games are like, not based on Rhythm but on memorization.
>After you reach S++ this game has nothing to offer, it's not like DMC3, which is obviously the same type of gameplay and design, making this a perfectly galaxy-brain comparison
>Selective difficulty here is bad because I don't like this game all that much, but if it's in a game I like, then it's good

Probably the most dogshit review I've ever seen from him. And the more videos he posts, the more obvious it is that the arcade bubble that he lives in is practically a fucking latex suit. He should stick to what games he knows instead of pretending he's an expert on every genre ever.

>>713903917
Literal gay nigger behavior

Modern day hypersocialization convinced people any attention is good attention
Nigger thinking aka cargo cult thinking tells them that cause and effect are the same thing
Ergo
>"Something upset someone"
>"They told me to stop doing it"
>"That means if someone tell me to stop doing something, then it upset them"
This is nigger thinking akin to "fire is hot and fire is red, so red is hot and touching a red apple will burn me"
Combined with feminized overemotional socializing and a hyperfixation on peoples' emotions, placing a personal sense of 'victory' on achieving the desired emotion out of a stranger, in this case being anger
And bam, you've got a person who believes they win in life by constantly annoying people and will act like a tard to achieve it
AKA a gay nigger

TLDR OP is a gay nigger

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JUNdWnI5BTk
DC port when?
>Whoops, you have to put the CD in your Dreamcast!

I feel like it's super common right now to have industry artists with years of experience go on long, long periods of unemployment as of the last few years.

Is the state of the industry ACTUALLY that bad, or does it just feel bad because people who have work are not equally boasting about to balance out the vents of not getting work?

Like, can we safely say that at least 30% of experienced artists in the nation are struggling to find work, or is it all speculation?

I really thought the premise of this episode was going to be Rick's mundane action of turning himself into a pickle turns into a Cast Away-esque absurdist survivalist story. We would slowly see him fending off critters with no limbs, gain function one bit at a time, try to find food, try to overcome elements or obstacles (like a flooding sewer or whatever), and then have this big surreal twist like there's a whole rat people society in the sewers that he has to defeat.

Instead, it wastes time with the therapist B-plot, it has a massive time jump where we just skip over 90% of the interesting survival aspect, and the compound siege just feels like a sudden tangent rather than a slow descent into madness.

They could've done way better with this episode. Just fuck right off with the therapist nonsense and have Rick go through all this to avoid a fucking family picnic or something even more miniscule than that.

>>712760385
I was gonna say
>Rape
>Legal
But that actually got me thinking, are there any laws across the dark world as a whole? There may be laws in individual instances of it like various kingdoms or worlds that have a ruler, but there is no overarching law, the laws of the real world don't matter and it's absolutely possible that no form of actual proper legal system exists
So if you were to do something like rape him, there would be literally no legal repercussions, you could just do it and keep going like nothing happened and he would have to forever live with the fact that you just did that and nothing can be done about it

Is there an actual way to test your IQ? I'm curious to try it
I know your "IQ" is not actually a static number and one test won't reveal anything legitimate but I just wonder how much I'd score