This is not going anywhere. Yes even and specially then it's best to laugh. Listen, I died once and recently buried my best friend. I know pain, I know loss.
And everyone works differently. That's what I said. To each their own. But you don't seem capable of understanding that.
I repeatedly stated that I find it very funny and it's perfectly fine to think otherwise.
So it bears a relevance if I also am one who is telling you (in hopefully better condition) go ahead have fun and laugh, it's all that we have.
It leaves the impression of gatekeeping to be honest and being on a morally quite high horse.
I'll give you another example. Something that deeply impressed me. It was a disabled person in a wheelchair asking that jokes please include him and his situation because otherwise that's also just another exclusion in life.
I am also not simply laughing it off. Death is a constant companion. If you're lucky you are not constantly reminded. Better find a good way to accept this when it is required, because it's inevitable.
It's personal taste. Just because it's not okay doesn't mean it doesn't happen. Neurodivergent people are facing bad reactions from others every day each day.
Anyhow, just as I said, I find it funny. Surprisingly I thought especially the British (source) are a fan of dark humor.
I really wanted to respond to this immediately, but I had to gather my thoughts.
In general, I agree. We lost something. But the issue is that in the corporate world the mobiles cannibalized this.
A mobile is capable of gaming, of course. Even leaving download, microtransactions and gacha aside, the controls and the OS are suboptimal regarding this.
Of course mobile fans will say get used to touchscreen (I admire people successfully playing dead cells on there) and you could just pair a controller. Well, partly true.
It massively takes from the just play simplicity especially of consoles. I want it to just work (like putting a game in switch or plugging vr into ps5 vs pc/derivates).
For me the peak was foldable console gaming, GBA SP, Nintendo DS and 3DS (while psp and vita were also great).
We lost the - as op said - pocketability of a console gaming system, all included and hassle free ready to go and just working as is.
This is not going anywhere. Yes even and specially then it's best to laugh. Listen, I died once and recently buried my best friend. I know pain, I know loss.
And everyone works differently. That's what I said. To each their own. But you don't seem capable of understanding that.
The one who is judgy and intolerant is you.
If we were to take things as serious as they are we'd immediately <redacted because it's illegal to talk about>
I repeatedly stated that I find it very funny and it's perfectly fine to think otherwise.
So it bears a relevance if I also am one who is telling you (in hopefully better condition) go ahead have fun and laugh, it's all that we have.
It leaves the impression of gatekeeping to be honest and being on a morally quite high horse.
I'll give you another example. Something that deeply impressed me. It was a disabled person in a wheelchair asking that jokes please include him and his situation because otherwise that's also just another exclusion in life.
I am also not simply laughing it off. Death is a constant companion. If you're lucky you are not constantly reminded. Better find a good way to accept this when it is required, because it's inevitable.
I was generalizing when I am at overload limit and need space. Many people don't let you have the space.
If you think so, fine. But you did read I was in a critical hospital situation?
Not the only time where things went south. High risk stuff.
I read it around 20 years ago or so, I found it very visionary and very much more akin to our reality than 1984. Scary.
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I completely agree but often get a lot of flak for stating this.
It's also from 1956.
Tesla only got this far because of a lot of people looking the other way on multiple levels.
Well, Europe has been fun lately. In Germany the new record was 41,3°C.
Yes, I understand it's a comedy show. However three wheels and building up is just a bad idea regarding physics.
Maybe it's because I'm a German and even our office chairs are regulated as they need to have 5 arms at the bottom to minimize risk of injury.
It's personal taste. Just because it's not okay doesn't mean it doesn't happen. Neurodivergent people are facing bad reactions from others every day each day.
Anyhow, just as I said, I find it funny. Surprisingly I thought especially the British (source) are a fan of dark humor.
Still, your opinion is fine too of course!
Oh I'm certain it's still there for their use.
What? Germans are usually horrible at speaking English. The accent is very noticeable, the pronunciation sucks and often they're just bad at it.
Can confirm, am German.
Blue dragon is the only game of the Xbox360 library I'd like to have (back).
Aside from stealing and stuff, I would've found it really hilarious even when I was in hospital after being resuscitated.
It IS really funny.
Nope, I've seen to much top gear. 3 wheels (in this form) is a hard no.
I really wanted to respond to this immediately, but I had to gather my thoughts.
In general, I agree. We lost something. But the issue is that in the corporate world the mobiles cannibalized this.
A mobile is capable of gaming, of course. Even leaving download, microtransactions and gacha aside, the controls and the OS are suboptimal regarding this.
Of course mobile fans will say get used to touchscreen (I admire people successfully playing dead cells on there) and you could just pair a controller. Well, partly true.
It massively takes from the just play simplicity especially of consoles. I want it to just work (like putting a game in switch or plugging vr into ps5 vs pc/derivates).
For me the peak was foldable console gaming, GBA SP, Nintendo DS and 3DS (while psp and vita were also great).
We lost the - as op said - pocketability of a console gaming system, all included and hassle free ready to go and just working as is.