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#76 Re: Off Topic » ITT: Pretend we are still writing in osu! OT » 2015-10-23 12:15:00
Tell me, my friend, how many people can you name that actually DID something today?
I've never come up with a life-saving invention, but I've created plenty of art in my life, and I've spent plenty of time doing charitable stuff. I guess feeding the homeless or whatever isn't as cool or idealistic as making a water organ though.
Nowadays, we place ALL our resources into individuals who do all the work for us.
As opposed to slaving away at a peasant-tier job while the upper class do pretty much everything massively influential. Oh wait, both those interpretations are extreme generalizations.
Nowadays, we place ALL our resources into individuals who do all the work for us. Are you going to research kerr black holes? No, of course you fucking won't - we have proper scientists today whose jobs encompass that, right?
I've learned code just so that I could contribute to the projects I take advantage of. Not everyone is a useless asshole, even a lot of the people you might think are based on their lack of water organ inventing.
worthless, nobodies who will never contribute anything to mankind and are there just to live a routine-filled life of sleeping, eating and working. There is no thrill in interacting with people today, because we have Facebook and 55 other social networks.
Every life ever has been filled with sleeping, eating, and working. That's life. Also you don't have to use Facebook, I don't and I'm doing just fine. I even talk to people AFK, it's crazy!
#77 Re: Off Topic » ITT: Pretend we are still writing in osu! OT » 2015-10-23 11:54:10
Whenever I see the name Khelly I think
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=viRYj1qc3nk
#78 Re: Off Topic » ITT: Pretend we are still writing in osu! OT » 2015-10-23 11:27:56
dont fuck with ponies
But when you fuck with a pony you're never aloney~
#79 Re: Off Topic » ITT: Pretend we are still writing in osu! OT » 2015-10-23 11:25:25
No, you'll wear me around your waist and love it.
#80 Re: Off Topic » ITT: Pretend we are still writing in osu! OT » 2015-10-23 11:22:19
i want to be the strap-on used to fuck a loli
#81 Re: Off Topic » ITT: Pretend we are still writing in osu! OT » 2015-10-23 08:54:54
Woah, xxjesus1412x, what happened to your avatar? Install Photoshop and use the Enhance button.
#82 Re: Off Topic » ITT: Pretend we are still writing in osu! OT » 2015-10-23 08:24:09
words words words depression Shakespeare words
People didn't really have any "purpose" in ye olden days. They tried to stay alive, make more alive people, and kill those other assholes for resources (or religious reasons). Like, if you wouldn't mind being a soldier, why not join the army right now?
It sounds like your main problem is people being assholes, which is a thing that happened all the goddamn time in the past. It's just that now people know shittons of other people so they have more "outsiders" they can be assholes to.
If the only reason you're sticking around is people you like, there's at least a few billion more people you can meet ad try to develop a connection with. I don't know what your standards of love are, but I'm pretty sure at least one of the people you talk to is gonna be more than a two-faced savage neverdowell.
Or you can just not have fun. Maybe even kill yourself. It's your life! Just make sure you use an exitbag and do it in the bath-tub, that way it's guaranteed to be lethal and whoever finds you will have an easy cleanup.
#83 Re: Off Topic » ITT: Pretend we are still writing in osu! OT » 2015-10-23 07:31:11
I'm glad you enjoyed, for more posts similar to my last one please visit https://www.reddit.com/r/im14andthisisdeep, I'm responsible for 95% of the content (make sure to upboat me whenever I post :^)).
#84 Re: Off Topic » ITT: Pretend we are still writing in osu! OT » 2015-10-23 07:17:45
Why was I born at all...
Nobody was born for a reason. Your birth is the result of meaningless factors you had no control over. But that's not what matters! What matters is you're here, in a world where everything you could want to know is at your finger tips, there are a billion places or people you can travel to in hours, you can buy anything you desire from around the world, and you'll likely have a long life to enjoy all these luxuries!
So don't worry too much. I mean, eventually we'll all die and our souls will be fed to the unknowable god of suffering so that he can chew us up and spit us out into this unending purgatory once more. But until then, have some fun.
#85 Re: Art » Post your work here! » 2015-10-23 02:15:16
IT WAS SUPPOSED TO BE A FEMALE, YET IT LOOKS SO MALE
Yeah, good job, that's the best Khelly fanart I've seen yet.
#86 Re: General Discussion » Tuuba Birthday List » 2015-10-22 23:42:59
February 22nd.
#87 Re: Other media » Retro General » 2015-10-22 23:26:57
Sheit, games used to be hard. Where did we go wrong?
We started hiring playtesters.
In ye olden times, the same people who developed the games would have to test them, which meant they would constantly be tweaking things in a way that challenged them. This means it would be moderately difficult for the people who knew every detail and had played it for months, which apparently translates to extreme difficulty for regular people.
Playtesters were eventually introduced to help speed up the bug-finding process, which lead to fewer mistakes and faster releases, but apparently people can't test games unless they can beat them. So the difficulty in games started to normalize.
When this happened, a lot of the devs were uncomfortable. Originally games being difficult was a selling point, since it meant you would spend longer playing it. In the era of kids getting maybe 1 game every 2-3 months, this was a really big deal. But the publishers only saw dollar signs. Games being easier means they're more accessible, and if a consumer finishes a game they'll just have to buy another one!
But there will always be a hardcore audience playing games, and we've seen several games being marketed as difficult... even if it is typically a gimmick and even the Souls games aren't that impossible. But honestly, games on the level of a Battletoads aren't something we need 1000s of.
#89 Re: Whatever of importance » Forum Primer » 2015-10-22 23:08:19
That makes me wonder where breaking the law is legal
I hear it's legal in Sweden, but you have to be a muslim.
#90 Re: Whatever of importance » Forum Primer » 2015-10-22 22:29:22
Imagine we had a hidden thread for such stuff.
Pastebin would do same job as a hidden thread, without leading to potential legal troubles when some idiot links it publicly. But you shouldn't do any of this stuff, because breaking the law is illegal, and people shouldn't do illegal things.
