I've been lurking for 3 years and not a single one of my posts got through the moderation

>>716052885 (OP)
Is this site worth it? I just use gog-games and IGGGAMES laugh all you want i still didnt get a virus from igg

>>716053026
It's the only forum that regularly uploads CSF so I can crack the game myself.

>>716053084
this

>>716053026
cs.rin.ru is very, very worth it. IGG games packages their own DRM which is fucking retarded.

for me, it's TENOKE

>>716052885 (OP)
Retard, it's not a discussion forum but a LIBRARY.
If you don't contribute to the existing discussion you are just wasting time of the others.
Nobody gives a fuck about your opinions. Zoomers are retarded.

>>716054906
*existing discussion context: by sharing something new or problem solving technical issues

>>716054143
>IGG games packages their own DRM
They haven't done this in literally 4 years.

>>716055060
litchurally bruv?

>>716055115
Yes. Literally. Not the millennial literally that doesn't mean literally literally.

>>716055373
Nope. Since something couldn't not be done for *figuratively* 4 years, the only purpose of the "literally" in your post was to serve as an emphasizer. The "Millennial literally" is the exact same thing.
Also, "literally" has been used as an intensifier since 1827.

>>716055581
The negation of literally is not figuratively, you poser.

>>716055757
Nope. "Figuratively" is the antonym and the logical opposite of the "word-for-word" sense of "literally."

i didn't mean to derail the thread by laughing at him for using the word literally damn

>>716055850
>"Figuratively" is the antonym and the logical opposite of the "word-for-word" sense of "literally."
Correct. But it is not the negation, which would result in the meaning of the phrase without the word.
The meaning of the phrase
>They haven't done this in literally 4 years.
without the word literally would literally be
>They haven't done this in 4 years.
not
>They haven't done this in figuratively 4 years.

Another example:
>I was literally 1 point away from winning
The negation of this sentence is
>I was 1 point away from winning
and not
>I was figuratively 1 point from winning

>>716055757
it metaphorically is

>>716056072
What I'm trying to say is: Literally has two senses. Sense one is "word-for-word," and its antonym is "figuratively." Sense two is an emphasizer, and figuratively cannot be applied as its antonym. Since "figuratively" cannot be applied to your usage, it is an emphasizer. The "Millennial literally" you criticized is the exact same sense: Usage of literally as an emphasizer.
Example of sense one antonymy:
>He literally exploded with anger (follows)
>He figuratively exploded with anger (also follows)

>>716056418
>Since "figuratively" cannot be applied to your usage
But it literally can.
IGGGAMES hasn't packaged DRM into games for literally four years.
As in, literally. Four years ago they stopped.
Your own way of invalidating this statement would also invalidate my second example:
>I was literally 1 point away from winning
which uses the term literally literally correct.

>>716056667

>>716056846
I accept your concession.