mhague
@mhague@lemmy.world
- Comment on Day 342 of posting a Daily Screenshot from the games I've been playing 5 hours ago:
I learned to speedrun this but stopped from intense wrist/lower arm pain. I wasn’t great but I could do a sub 20 16 star and pull off breezeless occasionally. Never topless.
It’s still fun to play casually. I have an N64 so I’ll go get all 120 stars every couple years.
- Comment on MindsEye Developer Build a Rocket Boy Begins Layoff Process Amid Disastrous Launch, Studio Sources Say 1 day ago:
I don’t get why they write an article and then play a Mario kart ad over half my screen. I’m not clicking to close their ads I’m clicking back to leave the site.
- Comment on After Israel and USA's bombing, wouldn't any supposed nuclear bombs go off if there were any? 2 days ago:
The internal explosive may malfunction from an external stimuli, such as a massive bomb detonation near it.
One-point safety sets cutoffs for how much yield can be produced from a malfunction. That’s for countries experienced with nukes who had time to fix their catastrophic failures.
Considering there’s many ways to design nukes, different countries have different technological capabilities, the answer isn’t a squeaky clean “No.” when someone asks if nukes can explode when bombed. Answers should have more gradation. And they shouldn’t imply a nuke in Iran wouldn’t catastrophically fail because sophisticated designs from countries allowed to have nukes have ironed out the wrinkles.
- Comment on After Israel and USA's bombing, wouldn't any supposed nuclear bombs go off if there were any? 2 days ago:
Yes. The people in this thread are wrong. Bombing a nuke can set it off, just not fully.
A nuke may require many precise detonations to function as intended. When everything goes right it will release it’s full power.
When an external explosion hits the nuke, only some material should activate, causing a relatively tiny explosion. Shouldn’t be any real fallout.
This assumes the designers specifically made the nuke to not go off from one explosion. There’s no rule that says you need to make nukes safe. And people shouldn’t dismiss a partial detonation of a nuke like it’s nothing.
- Comment on Nier creator Yoko Taro reveals the sad reality of modern AAA game development, “there’s less weird people making games” 4 days ago:
What is he trying to say? How can something be weird and unique but also consumed by millions of people as a popular product?
If he thinks riding a dragon in modern Tokyo to fight a big naked statue is weird and unique, he’s probably sad that the world has moved on from holding up sporks and going “lol random XD!”
The markets can’t sell Weird™ to the masses. Now there’s no “weird” people making super high budget art. Terrible!
- Comment on How is spontaneous betting (as portrayed by comics and movies) supposed to work? 4 days ago:
Each man knows what’s coming to him. He just goes and gets it.
At least when it’s a tight-knit community, there’s not really any logistics. Everyone knows everyone, including the cheats and liars and deadbeats. If someone takes you up on a bet and they win they’ll come get their money, guaranteed.
- Comment on Why do people like Mario Kart? 1 week ago:
Children can consistently win in Mario Kart. Adults shouldn’t have trouble seeing how the RNG works and acting accordingly.
- Comment on the illusion of human thinking 1 week ago:
Depending on the field I feel like it’s not exactly rare to find typos in white papers. Maybe it’s just from reading compsci stuff.
- Comment on Did YouTube just disable video playback for people using adblockers or is it just me? 2 weeks ago:
Youtube is run like shit. I get frequently told to turn off my adblocker… when I don’t even have extensions installed. It’s already annoying as fuck dealing with ads but it’s some kafka-lite bullshit to be told you’re not watching them.
- Comment on Everytime 3 weeks ago:
Apparently it’s from an old ad for a game called Stormfall
- Comment on Every news result on duckduckgo links to MSN 3 weeks ago:
Duckduckgo is absolute shit. I’m tired of seeing blogspam AI shit. I’m tired of searching for things like “Trump tariffs 2017” and seeing 50,000 articles about what Trump said yesterday. Search engines are shit. It hurts I had to use Google AI for info on “articulation in architecture” because everything else was useless.
- Comment on Anon makes a modern game 3 weeks ago:
I looked up other comparisons and gameplay before making my comment. I’m just watching short bits but it looks like the new graphics are cooler and have color grading or better color choices, but end up losing the “garish” contrast. I don’t mind a cool palette and slick graphics at all but it’s not what I associate with those fantasy worlds.
- Comment on Anon makes a modern game 4 weeks ago:
What the fuck the new oblivion actually looks like that. First they outlaw levitation then they outlaw saturation.
- Comment on DJ Butcher 5 weeks ago:
Some of the best dj sets I’ve heard have come from dudes that dress like this.
- Comment on How I view others in social media 5 weeks ago:
On YouTube I’m seeing
Steve ✓ (2 hrs ago): Can’t believe that happened. Has anyone tried Elons bullshit? (20k likes.)
(Then a bunch of replies praising Elons AI.)
Bob (5 hrs ago): Can’t believe that happened. (10 likes.)
(Reply pointing out a bot copied this comment.)
- Comment on butt mogged these zoomers today 1 month ago:
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- Comment on Ancient Aliens 1 month ago:
Nice lintels.
- Comment on Not the one holding the record for longest cave hide and seek 1 month ago:
I think there’s a couple Japanese soldiers that have hidden for longer.
- Comment on Palworld confirms ‘disappointing’ game changes forced by Pokémon lawsuit 1 month ago:
Does your comment make sense as a response to my comment?
I’m confused why the devs stuck their head in the jaws of a sue happy monster. I ask, “But what was the point? What did they plan to happen?”
And you tell me Nintendo shouldn’t own mechanics? Like… I know that. I am so used to people misunderstanding me, that I specifically go back and add a huge banner saying “I agree with you.” I can call Nintendo assholes, call copyright broken, paint the devs as good but naive, and I still get “listen here, Nintendo is bad. Copyright is broken.”
- Comment on Palworld confirms ‘disappointing’ game changes forced by Pokémon lawsuit 1 month ago:
What the hell is wrong with you? Did I say Nintendo ought to be allowed to drive drunk? Or did I express confusion at why someone stepped in front of the speeding drunk? I’m fucking tired of “oh you defended him? What do you love him?” bullshit.
Sorry I didn’t just shake my magic 8 ball and generate a pithy comment like you (probably) did. Here, I’ll shake my ball and write what comes up.
Nintendo is fucking scum. I want a competitor to Pokemon. Copyright laws are broken. Lawyers! LAWYERS!!
- Comment on Palworld confirms ‘disappointing’ game changes forced by Pokémon lawsuit 1 month ago:
I wonder what their plan was – step on the toes of the biggest franchise while operating in one of the many countries with broken copyright laws and then hope for the best while raking in early access money based on an idea that legally can’t exist? Was it being naive and hoping they could just make a fun and successful game and Pokemon would be a merciful god?
- Comment on Ball for a ball 1 month ago:
How do they prove you didn’t bring the balls?
‘Anyone collecting money from the fountain shall have their money removed’
- Comment on Has anyone told MAGA they are free to shut themselves off from the rest of the world all on their own. Honestly they do a pretty good job of it already. 2 months ago:
I’d rather we deport conservatives to an island, embargo the shit out of it, do everything we can to prevent them from thriving, and then I get to point at their country and say, “look what happens when maga is in control”
- Comment on Hello, ladies! 2 months ago:
It’s a more formal way to dress. I had to wear uniforms with tucked in shirts as a kid in school. It’s also a normal requirement at jobs. Becomes habit.
- Comment on Say thanks 2 months ago:
I’m joining you at the Horror House tonight. I’m free tonight, so I’m joining you at the Horror House.
- Comment on Alarm as Florida Republicans move to fill deported workers’ jobs with children: ‘It’s insane, right?’ 2 months ago:
“People don’t want to work anymore.” in one hand. “Children can help fix the labor shortage.” in the other.
Just ways to beat people into submission with whatever words sound good in the moment.
- Comment on Always guard against overrating your "talent" 2 months ago:
Everyone knows women are good at sex and any awkwardness is because men are bad at sex. Duh!!
- Comment on Rebellion CEO seems kind of awed by major studios making massive videogames: 'How do you organize a game that has 2,000 people working on it?' 3 months ago:
And hire an Outsource Manager so you can farm out most grunt work to underpaid devs in other countries.
- Comment on MAGA Republican Logic 3 months ago:
These sick liberals need to stop defining themselves with sex.
Have sex within your race! Have sex in a way that Harry Potter would approve! Have sex with underage mothers! Save your virginity for an old man in an authoritative position in your life!
And for the love of God Almighty, stop bringing up sex! Sex! SEX!!
- Comment on answer me, gregory 3 months ago:
Fundamental commodities for a space game: baobab trees, eels, crystal milk, serfs.