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>>724741708
See >>724740157
These videos are advertisements to lure young white men into working for corporations/institutions that had been riding their ass for the last 5-10 years. It's no secret that Blizzard, famous for their diversity and "I hate white men" initiatives, would show a very conventionally attractive woman blissfully going about her day in the office.
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>>96773356
Space King is nice because it's a show made by men, for men. The humor reflects that. It feels like Rick and Morty because Rick and Morty is another male-oriented show made for primarily male audiences*. Smiling Friends is another show that will "feel" like Space King or Rick and Morty because, again, it was made for men.
*The earlier seasons, at least. I won't get into an argument about the later seasons, but Season 1 was definitely made for boys.
You might as well ask why Amphibia and The Owl House feel similar, because they were made for an expected audience.
Space King is nice because it's a show made by men, for men. The humor reflects that. It feels like Rick and Morty because Rick and Morty is another male-oriented show made for primarily male audiences*. Smiling Friends is another show that will "feel" like Space King or Rick and Morty because, again, it was made for men.
*The earlier seasons, at least. I won't get into an argument about the later seasons, but Season 1 was definitely made for boys.
You might as well ask why Amphibia and The Owl House feel similar, because they were made for an expected audience.
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>>717044551
>>717049265
Hold your horses, we're judging her actual voice on the issue from a sensationalist headline. If I'm putting in all the work for MoCap, voice acting and all that "traditional" stuff, I'd be upset - and when asked directly by some journalist, isn't it natural to say, "yeah, it's rough being a VA when I do all this stuff?" I doubt she meant anything deeper than the opportunity to be frank with someone she could speak frankly with.
It's like, I have a garden and I work on it every day. I love my garden, but pulling weeds sucks. If someone asks me what I think about gardening, I'll say weeding sucks ass - but then you could argue I "hate" gardening because it's "so much work."
>>717044551
>>717049265
Hold your horses, we're judging her actual voice on the issue from a sensationalist headline. If I'm putting in all the work for MoCap, voice acting and all that "traditional" stuff, I'd be upset - and when asked directly by some journalist, isn't it natural to say, "yeah, it's rough being a VA when I do all this stuff?" I doubt she meant anything deeper than the opportunity to be frank with someone she could speak frankly with.
It's like, I have a garden and I work on it every day. I love my garden, but pulling weeds sucks. If someone asks me what I think about gardening, I'll say weeding sucks ass - but then you could argue I "hate" gardening because it's "so much work."
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>>716264708
You need to find something that fills you with a sense of accomplishment. This does not mean something that is fun or even interesting, but something that has a goal, and you can move towards that goal a little every day until it's finished. Personally, I've found great solace in my wood-shop. Granted, I don't really "like" carpentry, but I have a talent for it and I inherited a lot of gear from my father, so you work with what you got. This summer, I made a bird-house, one of those twelve-rooms, two-story slobberknockers.
Did I like to make it? Eh, not really. But I feel like I accomplished something when I did, and I felt prideful of my accomplishment.
>>716264708
You need to find something that fills you with a sense of accomplishment. This does not mean something that is fun or even interesting, but something that has a goal, and you can move towards that goal a little every day until it's finished. Personally, I've found great solace in my wood-shop. Granted, I don't really "like" carpentry, but I have a talent for it and I inherited a lot of gear from my father, so you work with what you got. This summer, I made a bird-house, one of those twelve-rooms, two-story slobberknockers.
Did I like to make it? Eh, not really. But I feel like I accomplished something when I did, and I felt prideful of my accomplishment.
>Running campaign about PCs hunting for Ghal Maraz in Black Fire Pass, but it's not the Enemy Within book about that.
I'm settled on the main antagonists being Greenskins, Chaos Dwarves and a Dragon, but there should be a Blood Dragon that serves as a rival/mentor as they hunt for the same Dragon that's causing all the problems.
I'm settled on the main antagonists being Greenskins, Chaos Dwarves and a Dragon, but there should be a Blood Dragon that serves as a rival/mentor as they hunt for the same Dragon that's causing all the problems.
>>95870567
>They could of easily beaten this by just saying "No".
The proliferation of, "yes, and..." or "no, but..." Culture has been a plague.
>They could of easily beaten this by just saying "No".
The proliferation of, "yes, and..." or "no, but..." Culture has been a plague.