Doc_Crankenstein
@Doc_Crankenstein@slrpnk.net
- Comment on Norway anon pirates 5 days ago:
Yes, I know.
- Comment on Norway anon pirates 5 days ago:
Those who aren’t worth the effort will, yeah.
- Comment on Norway anon pirates 5 days ago:
If they give the reaction as OP’s image then I was wasting my time to begin with.
- Comment on Norway anon pirates 5 days ago:
If it’s on Netflix then there’s a torrent. I’ll set it to download.
Or
Then you’re welcome to sign in with yours.
- Comment on It's barely a science. 1 week ago:
That’s capitalism. There are other forms of economics.
- Comment on Ubisoft Closes Canadian Studio After It Unionizes 3 weeks ago:
They always have. The owners of industry crave for the days of the Golden Age of Capitalism where they get to be the robber barons instead of just hearing tales about their Grandpa.
- Comment on He took it literally 3 weeks ago:
Remember, the system of “law” was never designed to help the people, only reinforce the rule of the owning class over the masses. The system originates from the dictates of kings.
The modern iteration is intentionally convoluted to ensure that the majority, who cannot afford quality counsel, cannot leverage the law against the owning-class, who have access to insurmountable resources and legal advantages.
- Comment on AI-Induced RAM Crunch Could Push Next PlayStation and Xbox Past 2028 4 weeks ago:
Oh wut? Lol my PS5 just got a lot more interesting.
- Comment on We wouldn't listen, anyway. 5 weeks ago:
K bud. Go back to school. Take it from someone who focused on animal health and behavior during their degree path in wildlife conservation. You’re full of shit.
- Comment on We wouldn't listen, anyway. 5 weeks ago:
Lol. You are like the epitome of the Dunning-Kruger effect. It’s amazing how confident you are in your ignorance.
- Comment on We wouldn't listen, anyway. 5 weeks ago:
You have a severe case of anthropomorphizing animals plus a stark lack of education on animal behavioral sciences. You have zero idea what you’re talking about.
Koko’s “conversations” were gibberish that the scientists conducting the experiments interpreted with extreme bias. They wanted there to be meaning in what the gorilla was doing so they interpreted it as if there was. It was a heavily flawed experiment.
- Comment on We wouldn't listen, anyway. 5 weeks ago:
Oh man, RvB reference in the wild after all these years. Warms my heart.
- Comment on We wouldn't listen, anyway. 5 weeks ago:
What you are doing is anthropomorphizing an animal’s behavior and ascribing intent behind the action without having any substantial basis for that claim.
Cats are intelligent, yes, but what you have described is completely devoid of any understanding of animal behavior or psychology.
- Comment on Rainbow Six Siege ravaged by massive server breach that gave its players billions of paid currency for free 5 weeks ago:
Lol amazing. Who ever did this is a GOAT.
- Comment on Anon follows orders 5 weeks ago:
it’s more nuanced than that
That’s what the “with more words” was about. They weren’t giving a nuanced analysis. They were simply stating something in plain language that easily explains the situation for polite conversation.
We get that it’s systemic but it is still true that a symptom of those systemic forces is soldiers are preconditioned to follow orders of their command without questions due to an ingrained sense of implicit trust which is fundamental to the function of military structure.
Now there are the many different flavors of Imperialist philosophy in favor of centralized systems that assert it is an unfortunate necessity to maintain the interests of the state and there is also the philosophy of anarchism which asserts that a decentralized, federated military is possible which avoids the trappings of centralized authority overreach but that is a much deeper discussion about a completely different topic that I’m a bit rusty in my reading on.
- Comment on After GOTY pull, Clair Obscur devs draw line in sand: 'Everything will be made by humans by us' 5 weeks ago:
Want to mention that I really appreciate this reasonable, nuanced perspective of the situation that takes pains to see the humanity in the devs, that they are humans who make mistakes, and not ascribe malice to what can easily be ignorance.
The benefit of the doubt is lost in modern day and it’s nice to see it still being given.
- Comment on Anon follows orders 5 weeks ago:
Yea, that’s the whole “conditioned to follow orders without questions” but with more words.
- Comment on Larian CEO Responds to Divinity Gen AI Backlash: 'We Are Neither Releasing a Game With Any AI Components, Nor Are We Looking at Trimming Down Teams to Replace Them With AI' 1 month ago:
Ain’t no action like direct action.
- Comment on Pragmata | Trailer | The Game Awards 2025 1 month ago:
Again, no PC, but thanks for sharing the link for others
- Comment on The Free Shepherd | World Premiere | The Game Awards 2025 1 month ago:
We got Cat Game (Stray), so about time we get Dog Game.
- Comment on Pragmata | Trailer | The Game Awards 2025 1 month ago:
Anyone played the demo? I have no access to PC
- Comment on This, a pen, and coffee 1 month ago:
Oops, read my dates wrong it seems.
- Comment on This, a pen, and coffee 1 month ago:
This is exactly what they are doing, too. They are comparing a game from 2011 to games that came out 4 years later (Witcher 3) and over a decade later (Elden Ring in 2022)
Skyrim released alongside the OG Witcher and Dark Souls.
- Comment on This, a pen, and coffee 1 month ago:
Comparing Witcher 3/Elden Ring to Skyrim is just doing it a disservice. Skyrim released in 2011 alongside the original Witcher game and the first Dark Souls.
- Comment on This, a pen, and coffee 1 month ago:
This. The game only seems dull on the surface but the more you dig into the text and the background the lore is just sprawling.
- Comment on Gaming Pet Peeves 2 months ago:
Then coming across a knee high wall or something you can easily just walk over blocking progression but, nope, can’t jump and the game isn’t treating it like stairs.
It’s such a small thing but can completely take the wind out of your sails when playing.
- Comment on Gaming Pet Peeves 2 months ago:
Oooh these are good pet peeves. Photo modes can be hit or miss.
I love the ones in the Spoderman games. Got some amazing screenshots from all 3
- Comment on Gaming Pet Peeves 2 months ago:
That’s normal. The brain isn’t able to process multiple sources at the same time, it has to bounce around and eventually too many inputs means nothing gets processed.
For those with APD, even a single input is a struggle.
- Comment on Gaming Pet Peeves 2 months ago:
Not really. It’s less to do with hearing/perception and more how the human brain processes regular speech; neurodivergent people, like those with ADHD and/or autism like myself, process these things differently.
The brain processes singing differently than regular speech and the issue with audio processing disorder is that how we process regular speech makes it hard for us to hold conversation. Like I need people to repeat things a few times occasionally and if I’m not paying direct attention to the person speaking then voices are basically like “whomp-whomp” from Peanuts, so if someone calls for me while I’m doing something I straight up won’t know I’m being called for.
- Comment on Gaming Pet Peeves 2 months ago:
Too bad PS5 doesn’t have steam.