Thread 214014593

>Character doesn't have to ask people to repeat themselves every second utterance
>Character doesn't give up after saying "sorry" three times, nod and smile to avoid the embarrassment of asking again
Immersion = ruined

is this the thread

>>214014593 (OP)
A lot of people these days do mumble like they’re retarded. It’s weird. Is that bad socialization or what? It’s not everyone.

>>214014593 (OP)
literally me

>>214014593 (OP)
ktim (kek, this is me)

>>214014593 (OP)
>character doesn't moan when standing up
instant trash movie for me

>>214014593 (OP)
>character picks up chinese food
>cashier speaks fluent english
immersion ruined

>>214014593 (OP)
kek literally me when I go outside

>>214014663
bad socialization and screen addiction

>>214014593 (OP)
>character never has to ask "what?" in a loud club
>meanwhile me IRL:
>*reloads ears*
>still don't hear shit

>>214014593 (OP)
this always happens to me when black people try to talk to me

>>214014593 (OP)
>character gets out of bed
>doesn't lay there staring at ceiling for 45 minutes contemplating existence
yeah, like that ever happens

>>214015354
asking for your wallet is hardly a concersation

>>214014593 (OP)
>character takes a shower
>doesn't spend 20 minutes arguing with imaginary people in their head

>>214015449
you are like a woman thats incredibly gay

>>214015473
I'm coming back with a legendary comeback later. Hope the threads still alive.

>>214015211
Spare the faggot brackets reddit nigger

>white character eats with chopsticks just because the food happens to be asian
hate this dumbass tv meme

>>214015558
I'm white and I do this.

>character wakes up and grabs his revolver, loads a single bullet in and spins the wheel
*click*
>sighs and has to go on another day

>>214015508
kek

>>214015558
chopsticks are just a better way to eat in general even if youre trained with them or not. you have to take small bites usually which moderates you. and theyre just tongs so you can grab pieces of food with it from a communal tray easier than stabbing it

>masturbation scene
>there's a huge bottle of lotion and socks
do they really

>>214015675
dick cut up by jews moment

>>214014593 (OP)
>witty side character engages the mc
>mc doesn't get caught offguard and stutter with weak reply

>>214014593 (OP)
>>Character doesn't give up after saying "sorry" three times, nod and smile to avoid the embarrassment of asking again
Do people really do this past the age of 16?
Ask the cunt if they have a cock in their throat
No? Then speak up dumbass. With your chest.

>>214014593 (OP)
>Character doesn't feel inferior due to his lack of friends and experiences in life

>>214017526
>character doesn't hit himself in the head with his fist multiple times so the internal pain goes away every time he remembers a stupid thing he said or did a decade ago

>>214018941
>character doesn't develop chronic jaw pain in his 30s from self-harm hitting in his 20s

People can’t hear because the sound of cars never stop and electronics and lights are always buzzing. Movies reflect noise pollution now

>>214014593 (OP)
>gives directions over the phone
>You know where that is? Be there in 5 minutes or they're dead
>Doesn't say, shut the fuck up while I get a pen ok repeat that please

>>214015211
Give the straight brackets 4chan aryan

>>214015508
Fuck him up.

>>214015675
I never understood that sick thing
How hard is to grab a tissue?

>>214015310
We here on 4channel just say klmwigo, newfag

>>214014663
When online communication is so permanent you’re worried about saying the wrong things in the wrong ways, this translates to lack of conviction behind your speech irl

>chase scene
>everyone jumps out of the way even though they don't see him coming

>>214014593 (OP)
>>214019062
they only repeat things that the audience needs to know (usually 2 or 3 times), they don't repeat

no way anyone would remember addresses or complicated directions under duress spoken once

>>214018941
easy to stop, just think of how silly you'll remember yourself in the future for doing this now, instead of just shushing your co-pilot brain for berating yourself for past events that are finished and instead engaging in useful thoughts

>>214020392
>they don't repeat
...stuff only the character needs to know

>>214014593 (OP)
What’s your excuse? I’ve got tinnitus that fucks with my hearing with sounds and voices below a certain level.

>>214014593 (OP)
>Character isn't retarded zoomer with no social skills like me, so I can't relate
If I were a zoom-zoom like you, I would start looking for a rope and a tall tree branch

>>214015414
>Character doesn’t wake up in a dull-roar panic thinking about the fact that he’s eventually going to die, probably in pain and alone, and by the time anyone bothers checking up on him, he’ll be a moldy pile of bones and black goo soaked into his couch

>>214015449
>Character takes shower
>It takes longer than 3 minutes
Weird, confusing and unrealistic

>>214019014
>Movies reflect noise pollution now
>now
They always did. If they didn't in your country, you might come from some third-world shithole with terrible ADR overcorrecting reality.
I bet you also watch things dubbed into your native, for you can't read - not just subtitles, read in general

>>214014663
I never have problems watching old movies without subtitles because they actually speak clearly. I used to think it was that Transatlantic accent thing but that's just literally how people talked back then. It's hilarious people think it's made up for TV/movies. Back in the day 99% of how you communicated with people was with your words so you'd make damn sure people heard you loud and clear back then.

There are recordings of like, union meetings from the 40s and it sounds identical to a movie, sounds like some 12 angry men type shit lol

>>214014593 (OP)
>character asks mom a question
>she says something related to the answer, but doesn't answer
>has to repeat the question, this time louder

>>214020563
people in older movies had to enunciate and project properly, due to audio recording and reproduction having some degree of distortion. but the most important thing is actors also did theatre, which is where they learn to properly enunciate and project by literally having to speak in a way an entire theatre can hear. a lesser number of actors today do theatre, and the ones that do are going to be the good ones, and usually older ones.

>>214020519
>character showers
>doesn't painstakingly soap up every square inch of body, some areas twice, including in between toes, in ears and behind ears

>>214014593 (OP)
>Character is Op
>They are gay
Pretty accurate.

>>214020607
Absolutely true, but also people just talked like how you're supposed to speak at a theater. Not with as loud a voice obviously but the intonation used in day to day life back then is the same we consider "theatre speak" today

>>214014593 (OP)
>breakfast table has a fucking feast laid out. Pancakes, bacon, sausage, fresh fruit, orange juice
>"Oh no, I'm late for my shift at the coffee shop!"
>grabs a single dry piece of toast and runs out the door
My immersion is shattered as I sit eating my breakfast of tap water and a single vitamin.

>>214020678
yeah, nowadays people (millenials and zoomers) tend to speak very fast to get the phrase out as quickly as possible, and with a monotone. old people used different intonations for different syllables of the same word, spoke every syllable, and left space between words, which helps with understanding. school teachers and public speakers will usually naturally do this too, as well as having stronger vocal chords from speaking for long times which helps them be understood

>>214020636
That's what bath tube is for. Shower is for taking a shower - a quick refreshment and/or to remove sweat and maintaining the most basic level of hygiene.
Don't tell me you don't own a bath tube and only have shower, you fucking bum