Shanmugha
@Shanmugha@lemmy.world
- Comment on The Anonborn gets recruited 5 days ago:
Yeah, especially what thalmor lap dog did at college of winterhold. We can do this for a long time
- Comment on The Anonborn gets recruited 5 days ago:
I am not involved with their leaders killing their kings and proceeding to put on a show of rebels against tyranny while being racist pieces of shit themselves. So yeah, as far as this story goes I don’t like Ulfric and his lot way way more than anyone else
- Comment on The Anonborn gets recruited 5 days ago:
I could choose to screw both parties, if it were on the table. Also, Geralt of Rivia would like a word
- Comment on The Anonborn gets recruited 5 days ago:
Others are racist too so I must ignore Nords? Lol
- Comment on The Anonborn gets recruited 6 days ago:
And there is also no option to say “fuck you both”, especially in negotiations where grey beards live. I hate this duality of being a simp of one side or the other
- Comment on The Anonborn gets recruited 6 days ago:
thinking of the same, honestly. probably add some bloodbath on my way out too
- Comment on The Anonborn gets recruited 6 days ago:
and it came to “Skyrim is for Nords”. which can be expected, yeah, but must not be tolerated
- Comment on The Anonborn gets recruited 6 days ago:
it is racist to treat argonians like shit, for example
- Comment on The Anonborn gets recruited 6 days ago:
The “natives” who are racist as fuck. I am still thinking about supporting empire because fuck Ulfric, but there is a long time before I come back to Skyrim yet again
- Comment on Thanks, doc 4 weeks ago:
Huh. Ever seen side effects of depression?
- Comment on Winter is coming 4 weeks ago:
I am still on summer side. But if one happens to want to die and chooses between heat and cold, then cold is the better option
- Comment on wiki workers united! 1 month ago:
Inspiring to see. Well done!
- Comment on Minimum wage isn't survivable anymore 1 month ago:
the more poor you are the more likely you are to serve them
I am getting tired of waiting for people to realize what’s in the post and finally take up to pitchforks. That’s not rocket science, come on
- Comment on Forty hours, one life... 1 month ago:
Nah. There is a difference between content of the work and how its value is used. Do I think some bastards well deserve to die and society has been crazy for ages now? Yeah. Do I hate doing my job for it? No
- Comment on Forty hours, one life... 1 month ago:
So “never take a job you hate, unless absolutely needed for reasons” is a good advice
- Comment on Almost 38 & This Is Where I'm At Now 1 month ago:
Each of them
- Comment on Almost 38 & This Is Where I'm At Now 1 month ago:
Let me chime in with a simple question: what temperature and humidity should books be stored at? How many copies of one book do we need to have in a university library to last for ten years? Do we rotate books on the shelves with ones in a storing room elsewhere and if yes, then on what schedule? How do we keep track of what books are where and need what? How do we arrange everything that needs to be done? How is keeping a library of 1k books different from 100k books? How to get prepared for expansion of library? Etc. etc. etc. None of those is a trivial matter
- Comment on Never Gonna Give You Up 2 months ago:
Some of us are the same teenagers still, just the body is not able to withstand everything as easily as it could before
- Comment on Never Gonna Give You Up 2 months ago:
Cause you are young!
- Comment on Doesn't add up 2 months ago:
True. I have been catching myself trusting big and familiar name over something new for years now. And then I remember that the bigger the name, the more their interests are against mine, and things become way trickier
- Comment on Three developers' different philosophies on difficulty for their games 2 months ago:
Thank you, now I think I’ll have to try sekiro. For Elden Ring there is a way out of the “learn timings” chore: go hard into defence, and there will only be a couple of boss strikes that can take you down, or go into insane damage increase and just evaporate everything (counter points to this: neither is to my liking and also neither is going to happen on first play-through for most people), but that is supposed to be the “best as of now” iteration. Need to see what was before it
- Comment on [deleted] 2 months ago:
So, “I’ve tried to build me a sandcastle out of other people’s thoughts, emotions and actions and failed miserably”
True, who could ever see how that would go, except any sane person
- Comment on Someone should really develop this idea 2 months ago:
Make more railroads and trains, duh. Still doesn’t cover areas where trains simply can’t go, which is where air transport comes in
- Comment on [deleted] 3 months ago:
6+ years dev cycles is something I am comfortable with, because I want something done well, and if it’s something big enough (like Cyberpunk 2077 or Baldur’s Gate), then of course it will take a long time, even with big command
But I still haven’t figured out another end of such a deal: how to keep all the command members alive, fed and comfortable for this long time? Buying a game once, even multiplied by whatever-count-of-copies-they-have-sold-for-now, doesn’t give a guarantee that all those people have enough money to just keep creating something exciting for as long as it takes
- Comment on Killing ownership is the method, killing the secondary market is the objective. 3 months ago:
Thank you for the insight. I had no clue about the news on my own
- Comment on Finally an explanation 3 months ago:
Yes, and?
- Comment on Finally an explanation 3 months ago:
You did not get what I said, but I am willing to help you this time:
know of people who happen to be raised outside of society, e.g. in jungles? Can’t talk to them about rights and stuff, but human they are. Also, you and me on our day 1 on this planet: did any of us open our eyes and think “hey, I have rights” ?
- Comment on Finally an explanation 3 months ago:
Yes, and unless I am inhumane myself that will go on to hunt me long after the fact. This knife cuts both ways
- Comment on Finally an explanation 3 months ago:
Granting someone human rights IS NOT tolerance
It IS bullshit. No one ever is born with the notion of human rights and all the crap, but some creatures are born human nonetheless. Which is why
And it’s not high road shit
It actually is. I can agree not to kill someone unless they have killed or caused comparable harm, but not after. Once someone has breached social contract of decent treatment of others - they are not protected by it in my eyes anymore. Yes, it makes me capable of terrible things. No, I am not giving up that capability just for an idea that “I am good and civilized, unlike others”
- Comment on Finally an explanation 3 months ago:
Only thing is… how does anyone survive without seeing there are no absu-fucking-lutely-good or absu-fucking-lutely-bad people who never ever did anything bad/good respectively?
Doesn’t mean I would let just anyone live, but does mean that none of this good/bad nonsense is actually real. Guess not enough people have been kicked by a swing