/media/ - Media

>>39491
Nobody hate them for existing. We hate them because they want to force their presence on others. Nobody like that, no matter who do it.
If you want other people to not hate you, leave them alone.
If you want to force everyone to do something, then you are the one who have a problem with them, they do not have a problem with you.

>>39487
sam and max is amazing!!! I've only played hit the road but i loved it sooo much.
Have you played poker night at the inventory? It's an amazing games and has max in the first and sam in the second!

>>39498
Will playing Poker Night mean I'll have to learn poker?

I mean I guess I might come around it eventually. It has some funny dialogue.

>>39499
Sorry for the late answer!
Unfortunately yes, but it's real fun! I've learned thanks to the poker night games and i started playing it irl too, i think it's worth it even just for the interactions, plus i think that the vibes of the first are immaculate

Idk why I let cc meme me into not playing genshin. It’s kinda fun exploring the world.

I dont know why I love this music video so much. It just speaks to me so much. I feel like its about being yourself and being authentic no matter how people perceive you? (idk)

posting this here cuz of the first 10 seconds

The militant and religious fanaticism of this one is sometimes made obscure by the liberal secularwashing of the cause of abolition. Now that we're no longer Christians by and large we like to remember the role that Christianity played in spreading and legitimizing slavery but like to forget the role that fanatical religious reformism played in abolishing it. Britons seem to feel that it is their duty and obligation to play Dawkins to America's evangelicals so become offended at the suggestion that militant Anglican revival played the historical role that it did in inspiring the British Empire to take seriously the enforcement of slave trade embargoes on the seas. It is harder to ignore the religious fundamentalism that motivated Northern Abolitionists, since their propaganda pieces all revolved around it. The relatively higher religiosity of the South today is the strongest argument for secularwashing abolition. And the South did have plenty of religious themes, songs and propaganda at the time. But none of them, for my money, are as powerful, striking, or occasionally bone-chilling as the Battle Hymn. "Let us die to make men free." There's a shiver in those words, regardless of the virtue of the cause they were spent on.

>>32476
Give it up for Bella Ciao
>>32486
>The relatively higher religiosity of the South today is the strongest argument for secularwashing abolition.
I disagree on this one. These people need to be confronted with the inherent contradictions of their ideas as much as possible.
It would be good to remind them constantly that abolitionists were not godless secular invaders like they think they were, but instead people who were more devout that they are now.

Sorry but this song is a banger. I just love this singing style.

>>32476
Very nice piece. Impressive.

>>32474

Rest in piss lol

Here's a few movies I want to see.

>Jacob's Ladder
>It's a Wonderful Life
>Falling Down

There definitely were more but I can't remember

I've been chained to my desk all day so now I'm watching Constantine (2005) as a treat. I haven't watched it before but the trailer was interesting enough.
>>39248
Have you watched any by now? I've been recommended Jacob's Ladder a few times but I haven't watched it yet.

>>39405
christ constantine is such a cool movie, shaped the way i am

Antiviral
weird and mediocre dark satire, yet i remember it as my most recent watch despite seeing a couple things afterwards. i stuck around for the odd atmosphere and cold, sickly visuals out of pure preference, with the subject of obsession to the point of self-inflicted illness being interesting enough. Syd was well cast - his beauty's uncertain and it has this hideous quality that contradicts itself, which feels related to the subject matter at hand - celeb culture nestled right at home in a vile society

>>33688
Talented mr ripley is a much better than saltburn lol

>>38261
no way this is kind HAHAHHAHAHHAHAHAHHAAHHAHAHAHHAHHAHAAHHHWHAHAHAHSHH

>>37885
Same
But keep in mind , it’s Japanese media and they are a slim built people . Complete opposite of Pacific Islanders

>>38261
Decided to hate watch but its actually good. The main character is cute as fuck and there's no pedophilia or sexualisation of women like most other anime. Refreshing to see adult characters in a work environment instead of high-school anime no.183388393. Of course, there's some cringe parts but nothing too bad. If you can handle all the pedophilia, misogyny and panty shots in every other anime, you can handle a few food jokes. People that are mean to her for being fat are shut down by her friends or end up liking her once they get to know her. Hell, take me for example. I went in expecting to hate it but the main character won me over. She's too sweet.

watch better anime

>>39765
we aren't making it out of the hood with this one

Echoes of Wisdom still rules over all!

To celebrate the 25th anniversary of Final Fantasy X Square Enix held a limited time pop up store in Tokyo!

It had an art gallery, lots of new FF10 merch and even a new fashion collab.

I made a video of it here: youtu.be/7JKDBgj4DFk

Resident Evil Requiem Physical vs Digital ratio in various regions! via @Chris_Dring

• US - 22% Physical / 78% Digital
• Japan - 51% Physical / 49% Digital
• France - 55% Physical / 45% Digital
• UK - 40% Physical / 60% Digital
• Australia - 43% Physical / 57% Digital

Beast of Reincarnation free booklet in Japanese game stores!

>>39757
Its a great game

Volcano Princess is by a two woman Chinese team. Very cute game.

>>32107
if it's a two woman team, they devalued this the moment they decided to force the player to be a single dad again, I've had enough of this with Princess Maker (5 sucks)

I am not exactly an indie dev (and I'd rather mod my ideas rather than do an entire game)
But I have been having these ideas lately about "vocational" types of games and such. Aka various job simulators, yeah. I am curious about maaany fields of work and I'd love to experience them in a form of a videogame at least, which imo has the potential to be an extremely educational format for this.

>a realistic factory manager simulator
>a realistic military simulator - from intelligence to piloting drones to rocket management to stormtrooping
>a simulator of laying down internet cables across the world (i am just curious how its done lol)
>being head of economics manager simulator (ie changing interest rates etc, trying to stay afloat)

Now obviously this is an already existing genre so there's probably a lot of stuff like these.
One of the most memorable of these for me was an "economic strategy game" from my childhood where you needed to manage wildlife conservation policies to upkeep the population of wild leopards in the Far East. The devs behind this game even said they will implement the best strategies irl. You had to manage policies towards feeding the prey animals in places where leopards live, funding animal sanctuaries, actually asking for funding period, managing policies against poachers, doing interviews and persuading famous people to your cause, etc etc. It's actually quite hard and I still can't understand how to win.
Now, the leopard population did improve nowadays since 2007 when the game was released or so… So maybe this worked.
Pic related, "Save the leopard" or Спасти леопарда. Maybe this is a good target for reverse engineering for the purposes of translation but it seems like a very hard project.

>>39464
Btw, I keep seeing that people are making actual computers in Terraria and Minecraft. This is has the potential to be very educational, so maybe like a mod with directions on how to do this. (a map with all the resources free and available from the start)

I think there already are programs that let you model computers, right? I wonder what else there is to Terraria and Minecraft. Also maybe there could be a chapter on ACE or something.

I hope this is okay to post as it's related. I started making an indi game based off my story the Wooden Prince. I am trying to be an author and also got into making this. :)

The hardest part is making the character art.

https://amzn.asia/d/01TLvm5q

>>39729
>>39730
yesss avatar fans unite!

She is literally me, the family issues, her close relationship to one of her parents and coldness to the other, the one she is closer to being a cheater, the feeling like you are the one thing forcing them to stay together and be miserable
Its crazy how similar she is to me

I guess this is kind of out of place in a thread full of anime girls but Rhoda from virginia woolf's the waves, as well as Lily Briscoe from to the lighthouse

if we want to talk anime girls then I suppose mariko from oniisama e because of her tortured distrust of men and also how she looks

i hate how much i identify with her

>>39208
What are your autistic special interests?