DrSteveBrule
@DrSteveBrule@mander.xyz
- Comment on Really incredible. I want a set. 3 hours ago:
Lmao I can see that. Cheesy knuckles all day!
- Comment on Really incredible. I want a set. 3 hours ago:
The staff one makes sense to me. When I worked at pizza hut instead of a pizza cutter, we had a big curved knife with a handle that protruded both sides. It was really nice to visually line up a perfectly through-the-center cut. The staff knife on the pic is actually very similar, just with a spinning blade.
- Comment on Anon is bored of it all 1 day ago:
There’s a show called Love, Death, and Robots. I was jokingly confusing your comment for that show.
- Comment on Anon is bored of it all 1 day ago:
Love that show
- Comment on I've been waiting for this for a long time. 4 days ago:
As someone who actively sails the high seas, the devs and publisher of Factorio don’t really hit any of the marks for why I would pirate something in the first place.
- Comment on EU vs USA 6 days ago:
Where are the flock cameras and local PD with tanks in the top picture?
- Comment on Security lines at JFK airport, NYC 1 week ago:
Because places are far away
- Comment on Anon misses flash 3 weeks ago:
Funny that Club Penguin made it into the picture. It’s one of the earliest games I can remember that pushed subscriptions and micro transactions and was aimed heavily at young children.
- Comment on Breaking: BAD 3 weeks ago:
You’re right it’s fiction, anything goes. There’s nothing wrong with it as is then.
- Comment on Breaking: BAD 3 weeks ago:
Idk the original seems more plausible than getting a job with the DEA as an inside guy and cooking meth on the side with cartels lol
But what the heck do I know about real life meth producers
- Comment on Breaking: BAD 3 weeks ago:
Its not a requirement to be a complete dipshit to have underground connections. But the one complete dipshit that Walter knew did have those underground connections, so he probably didn’t think to keep looking for someone else. Walter was a high school science teacher with no friends, how would he have gone about looking for someone to sell meth for him?
- Comment on Breaking: BAD 3 weeks ago:
One of my favorite shows ever, but Walter was one of the biggest pieces of shit lol. I guess I can say I rooted for him when it came to going after Todd’s crew at the end, but he deserved everything bad that happened to him otherwise.
- Comment on I don't know the reason why. 1 month ago:
I’m in the US but it varies state to state. Some states are dirt cheap while others are insanely high. Probably 8 to 10 dollars a pack on average around me
- Comment on I don't know the reason why. 1 month ago:
I know it’s common for actors to not really eat when filming a scene in which the character is eating but it almost adds to the joke that we never really see them eating the pistachios. They’re just fidgeting with the bags and chewing on nothing.
- Comment on I don't know the reason why. 1 month ago:
Now smoking is much more financially responsible than eating pistachios
- Comment on learning to play an instrument on your own, but how/what? 1 month ago:
What are the 24 scales you mentioned?
- Comment on ESL homework 1 month ago:
The English dub of the anime Monster has a really funny interaction between the main character (Japanese), a young child (German), and an older couple (English).
Despite the voice actors all speaking English, the main character and child communicate in German. The main character also knows English so he can communicate with the English couple. There are scenes in which they are all together and the Japanese guy has to translate what they are saying to each other, but to the viewer they are all speaking English. The kid and old couple just won’t directly talk to each other.
- Comment on A succulent meal 1 month ago:
For your health!
- Comment on We really need to bring back the 70s conversation pits 1 month ago:
Then you get conversation drain flies
- Comment on Beyond All Reason 1 month ago:
The customization in this game is great so games can be as small or large as you’d like. I’ve set up games that take as little as 15 minutes. The campaign also starts off with small games that take about half an hour. It was my first RTS so I’m sure it took me much longer as I wasn’t familiar with the general strategy of those kind of games.
- Comment on It's easy 2 months ago:
I hope this post is. My cousin made a similar post on social media about owning a house. He was ranting that the current generation was lazy and didn’t know how to budget. Everyone should easily be able to buy a house. The house he owned was bought with the money he made by selling his first house which was inherited. Some people are really just that dumb.
- Comment on Bethesda announces a new Fallout... reality show 2 months ago:
I guess I’m truly not understanding the comparison. I do not see the similarity between having a series ruined because an actor is a sexual predator and having a series ruined because you don’t like the sequel. Not sure what part of those scenarios you were comparing, but I’m just not seeing it.
- Comment on Bethesda announces a new Fallout... reality show 2 months ago:
The crime doesn’t have to equate? Why bring up Kevin Spacey’s crimes at all? How is that relevant to not liking the direction a franchise went?
I don’t feel that “this franchise went in a bad direction, so now I can’t enjoy the previous works” is anything like “this person is a sexual predator, so now I can’t enjoy their previous works”.
It would be really awkward to watch a known sexual predator in a movie, even if the movie predates the crime. The existence of the Fallout TV show has no effect on Fallout 1 as a game.
What a weird turn this conversation took lol
- Comment on Bethesda announces a new Fallout... reality show 2 months ago:
That would be a good comparison if Fallout as a franchise was a person who committed sexual assault I guess
- Comment on Bethesda announces a new Fallout... reality show 2 months ago:
I don’t even get it. Everything after fallout 1 has no bearing on fallout 1. It’s exactly the same as it was when it was released. It’s not hard to not think about things you don’t like lol
- Comment on Why do some people have so many tabs open on their browser? 4 months ago:
Possibly. I never messed around with tab management extensions before. Everything in Zen is built in
- Comment on Why do some people have so many tabs open on their browser? 4 months ago:
All my life I never saved tabs and everytime I closed the browser I would open it again with just the home oage. Then about a year ago I downloaded Zen Browser and I really liked the tab management that came with it. I created some profiles and folders to organize the tabs in so now I have maybe 20-30 tabs always open, but they are almost always used regularly. I might have 5 for my school. 5 for torrenting/hosting. A few for music related things, gaming, etc. It’s very organized and basically replaces the need for a custom html homepage.
- Comment on be a friend to the animals 4 months ago:
Where I live all the grass in peoples yards are not native and would absolutely die without constant upkeep by humans. I really don’t understand the point. I get that it looks neat and upholds the aesthetic of luxury yards, but I’ve never thought natural foilage was ugly and never understood why it was unwanted by people. The picture perfect at grass lawns are very uninviting for people to actually walk around on. At that point it’s basically the equivalent of putting plastic on all your furniture and telling guests not to sit on it
- Comment on Years later, Arkane’s Dishonored is still a modern stealth classic 4 months ago:
I think there is a difference between what the developers expect and what characters expect. In Fallout3 a settlement builds their town around a deactivated nuclear bomb. There is an opportunity very early in the game to detonate it, which most characters understandably react poorly to. But I wouldn’t rate the game poorly because the surviving NPCs of that settlement become hostile to the player afterwards. The developers don’t really expect anything from the players as there is the choice to do either thing. I thought Dishonored did that as well. NPCs who cause havoc to the city by killing people and spreading disease will hear complaints from the surviving citizens. Also the story of the game sets up the player to be framed for murdering the empress so most NPCs by default already hate the player character. I liked that the game gave players the choice to remain noble and try to actively prevent further chaos or say fuck it and slaughter everyone who stands against you even if you are technically in the right.
- Comment on Years later, Arkane’s Dishonored is still a modern stealth classic 4 months ago:
Appreciate the response. I feel that I’m in the minority when it comes to caring much about good or bad endings. Usually if a game has several endings I’ll replay it to get the other endings. I’ve never really felt that a “bad ending” was a punishment though. Even if I get immersed in the character I’m playing, I never felt as though I experienced the negative outcomes. I was playing Baldur’s Gate 3 with a friend and he was getting mad at me because I wasn’t playing lawfully good lol. That game was designed to keep progressing no matter what choices you make. You can kill the most important characters but the game keeps going. Yet he felt as though we would have to reload a previous save if I did something too “wrong”. Anyway, I just find the difference of opinion on the topic interesting lol sorry for the wall of text.