Zombiepirate
@Zombiepirate@lemmy.world
- Comment on What is a game that you know is bad but really enjoy(ed)? 1 day ago:
I had more fun with Jurassic Park: Trespasser and Die By the Sword than I should have just because they had early physics engines.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 days ago:
All that gas for one little turd.
- Comment on I still can't get over Skyrim. Are there any games that can replace it? 1 week ago:
I had a ton of fun with Dragon’s Dogma 2. The quests are kind of basic, but the combat is incredible and the traversal is actually compelling.
They do very interesting mechanics with the open world, too.
- Comment on Maybe they are drawn towards the confidence this process makes them feel? 1 week ago:
Let’s not date did a hilarious troll about this.
- Comment on Be The Sunshine ☀️ 2 weeks ago:
That’s why I stay out of the passing lane unless I’m passing.
- Comment on Be The Sunshine ☀️ 2 weeks ago:
- Comment on What is a game you can’t understand why its so popular ? 4 weeks ago:
a lot of people do dislike the franchise for multiple reason, the mission structure being one.
I played Dragon’s Dogma 2, and realized that has the kind of mission structure that I would really love in a GTA or RDR game. Even if the missions in DD2 weren’t all that great themselves, they didn’t end the mission and send you back to the start even if an important character died. The quests weren’t quarantined off in a part of the open world, they were embedded within it.
- Comment on App doesn't let me use my 32 char password 4 weeks ago:
I’m slowly moving my collection over to Songbook Pro. It isn’t perfect, but you can search ultimateguitar’s tabs and save them locally.
It’s incredible how quickly it loads a page of text (when comparing to UG’s pathetically terrible app experience).
- Comment on App doesn't let me use my 32 char password 4 weeks ago:
I don’t know why it takes 45 seconds every time it needs to update the screen.
- Comment on Old Nokia, lost mobile games 4 weeks ago:
I’m enjoying your posts, it’s really neat to see retro game tech from China; I really didn’t know what was available there since western journalists don’t really cover it.
- Comment on Im a weekly showerer 1 month ago:
My hair all day since I shower at night:
- Comment on ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ at the Cannes and Venice Film Festivals. There was a standing ovation. 1 month ago:
That scene at the beginning where he ate the brainworm and then suddenly you couldn’t understand what anyone was saying was like a masterstroke.
- Comment on this fat fuck getting McDonald's door dash at work 2 months ago:
That pic is top-shelf meme bait.
- Comment on Wasted potential. 2 months ago:
Last Surprise is the best jrpg battle song of all time.
- Comment on Probably. 2 months ago:
Not to break the thread, but this is my favorite PKD that I’ve read.
- Comment on Probably. 2 months ago:
We can remember dick
- Comment on "Science isn't political!" 2 months ago:
- Comment on What genre is Towerfall Ascension, and do you have any favorite examples? 2 months ago:
Oh, nice! I’d seen those around but never looked too hard. We’ll definitely give it a go, thanks!
- Comment on What genre is Towerfall Ascension, and do you have any favorite examples? 2 months ago:
Thanks, I do appreciate a super old game!
- Comment on What genre is Towerfall Ascension, and do you have any favorite examples? 2 months ago:
Thanks! I think it has the same developer as Rounds so I’ll definitely check it out.
- Comment on What genre is Towerfall Ascension, and do you have any favorite examples? 2 months ago:
Excellent, this is exactly the kind of thing I was looking for. Thanks!
- Comment on What genre is Towerfall Ascension, and do you have any favorite examples? 2 months ago:
Oh this does look fun. Thanks!
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- Comment on Me on St pats back in the day 2 months ago:
Your POV:
- Comment on Dumb glasses 2 months ago:
Cool, I’d hate to live in a place where you can creep on your neighbors.
I bet it’s a pervert’s dream.
- Comment on Dumb glasses 2 months ago:
You think so? You think you have a right to install your camera on public property?
There are usually peeping tom laws that prevent this kind of thing, and it’s certainly cause for a civil harassment case if the person you’re spying on knows about it.
The real question is: why do you want the ability to film someone’s house like that unless you’re a creeper?
- Comment on Simple, Stupid, and it always works 3 months ago:
Good news, there’s a vacuum leak.
- Comment on Fascism bad. 3 months ago:
You should definitely read the book if it’s a topic that interests you; it’s the best overview of conservatism that I’ve read. I’d say you’re pretty well aligned with what he wrote within, too.
- Comment on Fascism bad. 3 months ago:
But I’m not sure how to reconcile that with modern “rightists” who want to burn down the system and aren’t conservative in the lowercase-C sense.
The Republican party (and conservatism as a movement) are full-blown reactionaries. I like this passage from Corey Robin’sThe Reactionary Mind:
People who aren’t conservative often fail to realize this, but conservatism really does speak to and for people who have lost something. It may be a landed estate or the privileges of white skin, the unquestioned authority of a husband or the untrammeled rights of a factory owner. The loss may be as material as money or as ethereal as a sense of standing. It may be a loss of something that was never legitimately owned in the first place; it may, when compared with what the conservative retains, be small. Even so, it is a loss, and nothing is ever so cherished as that which we no longer possess. It used to be one of the great virtues of the left that it alone understood the often zero- sum nature of politics, where the gains of one class necessarily entail the losses of another. But as that sense of conflict diminishes on the left, it has fallen to the right to remind voters that there really are losers in politics and that it is they— and only they— who speak for them. “All conservatism begins with loss,” Andrew Sullivan rightly notes, which makes conservatism not the Party of Order, as Mill and others have claimed, but the party of the loser.
The chief aim of the loser is not— and indeed cannot be— preservation or protection. It is recovery and restoration.
And from another section:
There’s a fairly simple reason for the embrace of radicalism on the right, and it has to do with the reactionary imperative that lies at the core of conservative doctrine. The conservative not only opposes the left; he also believes that the left has been in the driver’s seat since, depending on who’s counting, the French Revolution or the Reformation. If he is to preserve what he values, the conservative must declare war against the culture as it is.
- Comment on New Epstein Files Expose Prison Cover Up: Forensic Expert Analysis 3 months ago:
Why do you think Trump would want to cover them up? I bet it’s because he’s a pedo.
