smartcat889.bsky.social

smartcat889.bsky.social

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sc3 is either going to be a sc2 copy or bad. no way blizzard is able to make a good rts right now. i also do not think they're making it right now. whatever they're teasing right, i doubt very much its going to be a good sc2 sequal

democracies around the world are dying because their number one priority never actually was to make their population smart enough to actually know what theyre voting for when its time to vote. they're vulnerable BECAUSE they depend on the intelligence of the average citizen

people use their tiny political power to vote against their own wallets. just to conitnue to not care about politics at all and pretend that there was nothing they couldve done because they think that politics is worthless and doesnt matter

its kinda crazy how many game genres deltarune turns into sometimes. i really did not expect it to have jump and run sections. its a great way of mixing up gameplay. chapter 2 with the punchout boss. chapter 3 guitarhero minigame, first zelda game. chapter 4 the climbing. 3d toriel when lol

i played some more chapter 5. turns out i was correct and ralsei even confirms he knows kris has been making dark fountains. The scene in chapter 4 where Ralsei explains to Susie why the dark world she made is different, a certain expression he made made me think he knows more. so i figured he knows

unpopular opinion but i started to enjoy deltarune a lot less after chapter 3. i dont think theyre bad i just started to struggle a lot with taking the story seriously. i mightve taken the story too seriously tbh. 4 < 1 < 2 < 3 havent finished 5 yet

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the prophecy is probably that all dark fountains have to be sealed. we still dont know why kris is activly working for the prophecy to happen or what ralseis motivation is really because i am pretty sure he knows kris is making all of these fountains. atleast it feels heavly implied in chapter 4

unpopular opinion but i started to enjoy deltarune a lot less after chapter 3. i dont think theyre bad i just started to struggle a lot with taking the story seriously. i mightve taken the story too seriously tbh. 4 < 1 < 2 < 3 havent finished 5 yet

its one of those games that probably says more about the person who plays it than it says about itself. i didnt finish chapter 5 yet but the amount of fourth wall breaking in the beginning seems a bit excessive? this is just probably not my kind of game

atleast the part where ralsei tries to explain why the combat ui exists and then gets interrupted really made me think "why i am playing this game?" like, susie doesnt seem concernced at all about the fact that she is in a video game. doesnt feel like the 4th wall breaking'll go anywhere tbh

Would be awesome if slay the spire 2 had a turn reset button. Of course, it would only be available if nothing chance based has happened that turn yet. But maybe that makes it too niche of a use case and maybe not worth the effort turning it into a feature. Missclicks ama right, anyway

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remember when the internet went after actually bad people? tiktok was a mistake. short term highly algorithmic content being on nearly every big social media platform + critical thinking not being popular might aswell be the prelude of a chapter in humanity filled with hate and distrust.

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the insanity that google, tiktok and other big social media platfroms are brewing with their Algorithms, minmaxing/farming every single person who engages in their short-video algorithms to the limit, will not only ruin individual lives. it'll do more than that.

it is very important for these algorithms to not be a black box. they can, in my opinion, be used to effectively change people's opinions on a large scale and are therefore, in my opinion, a danger to democracies all over the world. it wouldnt surprise me if the damage has already been done.

remember when the internet went after actually bad people? tiktok was a mistake. short term highly algorithmic content being on nearly every big social media platform + critical thinking not being popular might aswell be the prelude of a chapter in humanity filled with hate and distrust.

politics shifting into that direction as well as online commerce with personal data giving these big social media platforms more and more reasons to manipulate groups of people to enrich themselves is a time ticking bomb. let me put it this way: