/media/ - Media

My mother was obsessed with this a couple months ago for some reason, is it even that good? I caught a bit of the plot while she was watching it next to me and it just kinda seemed like another Grey's Anatomy

I’m considering watching it, merely because the fanbase intrigues me. They’re so horny for all the doctors

Loved it, then swiftly forgot about it altogether. But I'll be watching season three

>>40038
it is definitely one of those shows you get totally obsessed over and forget next month completely.

The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time display in Shibuya!

Tokyo Game Show 2026 booths!

- Square Enix
- PlayStation
- Sega/ Atlus
- Capcom

Resident Evil Requiem Leon and Pragmata's Diana are on the cover of this month's CG World magazine.

>>39409
Nodding enthusiastically

When the tough characters are secret softies

>>39409
So himbos?

Anyways I like it when the punching bag girlfailures get their revenge like Meg Griffin chewing out her family and shit

I like over the top mental breakdown moments. Flat eyes, manic laughter, holding the head and screaming into the void. Idk why I'm like this

>scenes
When a character reveals they were strong all along after their weakness was a running gag. Or any other flavour of a person "getting serious" to save the day when hope is lost, usually unexpectedly. It's satisfying to see the cast's expectations flipped, to know they'll reconsider everything they ever knew about who someone truly is. I guess it's because I've got a thing for the breakdown of expectations and a transformed reputation. Don't know what that says about me, but I think it's the "wow"ing factor. Shocking people into considering you in a new light
>>39409
Same, but not when they're actually dumb. Brain damage-d as an exception maybe, but the trope is better imo if they can use important logic but choose not to for fun. Or just don't get only a couple things, like how to socialise properly. Cus big idiots get dependant, and the appeal of that isn't lost on me, but it's annoying sometimes

rule 6

>>40008
I wanna start it too but my fucking computer is so laggy

streaming in general is a matter of luck, no? i'd just dive in and figure it out on the go, considering the chances of real success are slim. obs is what most people use and it's free. v-tuber avatars cost a decent whack if you want an actually nice one, too, so maybe test out the whole thing before investing any money into it. also turning off the view count is important for self esteem and performance, especially when you're small-time
maybe videos are better for your first try since you can edit out errors and get a feel for the process of talking to an audience

>>36568
Disgusting creatures

>>37536
Do dis

>>37215
Meds and sproke

>>37033
he doesn't. the gag is he's totally ignorant of sex, even as an adult and a father. at one point in Super he implies he doesn't know what a kiss is. Bulma tries to seduce him within minutes of meeting him (and when she thought he was a small child) only for him to innocently reject her because he had no understanding of what she was offering. he genuinely thought the had balls like he did and had a panic attack when he learned she didn't.

>>37547
false, America actually removed some of the restrictions. they were originally put in place during the Taisho era

>>38141

I hate shoe0nhead so fucking much oh my god. I hate her retard e-girl gooner eyeliner and constantly talking about how hard moids have it

schizo husbando

Why did they get rid of the "sort by newest" feature? Why are these people so retarded?

>>38496
I can still do it but they get rid of so many good features. I still miss being able to see dislikes. The layout is also ugly to me because everything is so flat looking now

>>39941
>>39945
you aren't saging.

also where are those reviews exactly lol

>>31087
This is the book where I found out about Wu Zetian the girlboss

>>39159
>37 dollars
No way jose

The world of books, research and even just book reviews themselves don't cease to amaze me. Sometimes I learn there are entire fields of research that are well known in the academic community, but not among the general public. They express my own ideas much more coherently than I can and it fascinates me how hard it actually is to translate one's own ideas.
Book reviews, too, always make me realize things I never thought about. I don't know why is that, maybe I'm just more ignorant than the average reading person. Either way I enjoy it and see it as a challenge.

Here's some books I am interested in.

Developmental psychology / psychopathology
Dante Cicchetti — developmental psychopathology (especially developmental cascades, and how trajectories emerge from interacting biological and environmental factors)
Gilbert Gottlieb — probabilistic epigenesis

Affective neuroscience / emotion and cognition
Antonio Damasio — Descartes’ Error
Jaak Panksepp — Affective Neuroscience

Clinical neurology / narrative approaches
Oliver Sacks — The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat (especially the integration of clinical observation and narrative structure)
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>>39163
Do nuswa really?

>>39881
Same it would be cool but if I was in Life Is Strange I'd probably die in the tornado. Maybe the FNAF universe could be fun to live in, I'm tempted to say the Resident Evil universe because I have husbandos there but it is the apocalypse

Actually I'd rather live in the Winx Club or Star Vs The Forces Of Evil or some other magical girl world because then I could just dimension hop with Magic

>>39881
The Sims.
>You get a job by just asking once
>You buy housing just like that

I always wished I could live in the world of kirby. It just looks so interesting and I'd want to explore around in it. They just announced a new game that looks like you can explore a lot so I'm really excited.

>>39881
this is kind of a niche game, but since it came out i've been wanting to live in the would of nobody wants to die.
It's shit because cyberpunk worlds are always shit, but it's just so pretty, full of lights and color dipped in the darkness of the structures.

This scene in particular was so magical to me because i've always dreamed of doing something like this when i was a little kid, just standing on top of a billboard looking at everything underneath me

>>39881
Also, if everything didnt end so badly, i'd love to live in rapture from bioshock!