I played it over the weekend. In my opinion, the game definitely holds up, but the remaster is basically the same as the original. The biggest change is the addition of new secret bosses in the purified zones. If you want to play the game again, you can just replay the PC version and you won’t miss much.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Saw a seagull
they make a list of all the known bones and then circle the ones that aren’t on the list
every episode of ENT
The idea that Asimov’s laws of robotics are an actual set of guidelines for building robots is laughable
“Kim deserves better” is weird to me because the scenario where kim likes harry does occur if you play as detective du bois instead of tequila sunset
To be pedantic, octopi comes from the misconception that octopus is a second-declension noun in Latin when it’s actually a third-declension noun. If you were writing Latin, you’d still want octopodes
Solaris by Stanislaw Lem. A psychologist is sent to a station in orbit around a planet covered by a sentient ocean to determine if research on it should continue. Lem’s work consistently blows my mind, actually–other favorites are His Master’s Voice (memoirs of a mathematician working on a project to decipher what might be a message from extraterrestrials) and Peace on Earth (an adventurer returns from a trip to the moon with his brain bisected, and the half that remembers what happened is both unable and unwilling to communicate it).
I don’t know if this question was rhetorical but Kim likes it when you make level-headed decisions and say correct things about the case. Basically, he likes it when you have your shit together. On the flip side, he doesn’t like it when you insult people or behave recklessly. If you really want a reference, you can search the variables on fayde–ReputationGrows(“Kim”) and ReputationLowers(“Kim”)–to see which dialogue options will affect your reputation. You can’t go into his room until after the tribunal, but I think you can go in regardless of what he thinks about you.
I thought he was just going to lend it to me for a minute… I thought I would be able to give it back to him after… I wanted to give the pen back please believe me lieutenant
check out HerbMessiah on youtube, they have some cool guides on movement and weapon tech
Check out the divide new york caucus, it’s hilarious
frog and cranberries it must be fall
I haven’t seen it, thanks for the rec
Solaris (Tarkovsky, 1972). Easily one of the best movies I’ve ever seen. It’s available for free on YouTube with subtitles in English and a few other languages. Silent Running (Trumbull, 1972). This movie inspired the original set of Mystery Science Theater 3000. It’s not a masterpiece but it made me really emotional. The Fly (Neumann, 1958). A classic in sci-fi horror. There’s a 1986 remake by Cronenberg, but I can’t vouch for it as I haven’t seen that version yet. Asteroid City (Anderson, 2023). Very Wes Anderson. Made my eyes hurt when I saw it in the theater. 2001: A Space Odyssey (Kubrick, 1968). A visually stunning classic featuring evil robots. M3GAN (Johnstone, 2022). A horror story with a sci-fi premise. I like when robots get to be completely selfish.
You’re right. I overreacted out of frustration, but it’s true that misogyny is not a necessary part of manhood, and that men can and should be educated out of it. We CAN hold them accountable, and we do need to, but I’m frustrated that it rarely happens. Most people seem to think that misogyny is not a big deal
How so? Misogyny is not inherent to being a man, but when men are surrounded by a culture that insists they’re better than women by virtue of being men, they come to believe it
Men actually believe that they feel emotions more deeply and genuinely than women do. There’s not a man alive who doesn’t think women are beneath him.
It’s cloudy here 🤖
I don’t get the Deltarune comparison, but I feel like I understand exactly what you mean. I’m a woman. The way I act and the way I dress are more masculine than is typically expected of a woman. It’s only after I started dressing “like a man” and cutting my hair short and not suppressing more “masculine” mannerisms that I started to feel like myself. I’ve used resources designed for trans men like style and fashion guides, but I’ve thought about it a lot and the fact does remain that I’m a woman.
People generally expect that the way you (want to) look/dress/act is to a large degree aligned with the typical presentation of your gender in your cisheteronormative society, and they have a hard time wrapping their heads around it when you don’t meet that threshold. This is mostly the case in LGBTQ spaces as well, in my experience. Some people in LGBTQ spaces will see aspects of my gender presentation (for example, I sometimes bind my chest) and take it as evidence that I’m in the early stages of coming out as a trans man. It’s frustrating that in order for people to see me as my gender, I have to present in a way that makes me feel like I’m not myself. It’s like either I can see myself as a woman, or I can get other people to see me as a woman, but not both at the same time.