In my opinion, it’s okay. It’s pixel art that does its job of depicting things the player can recognize. It just looks bad. The colours in particular are… not pleasant.
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In my opinion, it’s okay. It’s pixel art that does its job of depicting things the player can recognize. It just looks bad. The colours in particular are… not pleasant.
I’m no expert but I think there are (or should be) exemptions in the case of crime
I think I fall into this category, but it’s complicated. How much I believe in the supernatural depends on how much the belief will benefit me in the moment. Most of the time, it only goes as far as making jokes, coping with grief, and explaining weird but mundane occurances. There are a few beliefs where I’m more into them, such as the idea of reincarnation, but I’m still aware that there’s no scientific evidence to support them and that “brains are weird” is the best explanation for them. In the end, it’s about what helps me feel better, and only me. When I mysteriously lose an object, sometimes it’s fun to say a ghost moved it. When I’m sad about the passing of a pet, imagining their spirit frolicking in pet heaven is comforting. I don’t really believe in these things with my whole heart. Sometimes it’s just nice to pretend.
A better comment would have been like “this reminds me of Technology Connections’ Alec Watson, he talks a lot about how much he hates blue LEDs. Here’s a video [link]”
It makes the same reference, but provides more context, more content, and a new point of discussion.
This kind of low effort comment should have stayed on Reddit.
I really like that idea! A user’s most recent behaviour is the most important to be able to judge at a glance.
Oh, which forum is it?
I don’t see why we can’t have both. They don’t contradict each other.
You’re right; I deserve the downvote.
Echoing what this person said! ^
Hnngghh, no bot-generated SEO trash is a good reason for me to spend my money…
That second tweet is a bit concerning, though. Let’s not forget that many ADHD meds are addicting to non-ADHD brains.
Not quite relevant to the article, but I just noticed the 2S is being put at the front of the acronym! I quite like it.
As a fellow artist, I’d love to say otherwise, but sometimes we have to admit that not all platforms are built for growing your art business. Sure, you can probably get away with plugging links to your patreon/etsy every time you share your work, but you’re not going to get very much revenue from it. You’ll be squeezing a square block into a triangular hole.
It’s not that artists aren’t welcome, it’s just that the threadiverse (and reddit by extension) wasn’t designed for the purposes you’re describing, so you’re not going to find the success you’re looking for. There’s nothing wrong with finding another platform that suits your needs better.
I’m sorry that you have such dark thoughts and negative feelings because of this :( there’s a very loud, very vocal minority of women who believe men are inherently evil (and there’s a large overlap with terfism too). But that’s just the thing, they’re a minority. Obviously much of what they say is based on truth- that’s how they persuade others to think like them- but it’s not worth listening to them because their intentions aren’t in the right place. You’re absolutely right that communities like that are bad for one’s mental health, too!
Wishing you well, stranger.
Reverse image search says this was made by caelestee (now skyhaus) on twitter!
Not being able to post due to errors is annoying. I can’t post anything!