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[BlueFlint @BlueFlintTree]

@asrielslovinggf @SSL_2004 Sure, it really does have good chances of happening.
I do like the idea of trans ralsei being canon, it definitely fits with a lot of themes surrounding Ralsei and Toby could absolutely pull it off well.

But currently it's not canon and that's the point of the post.

[BlueFlint @BlueFlintTree]

@Mario64World @Giodude1580 Modders have less total resources, but they don't have managers/shareholders to appease, aren't part of a corporate structure, don't have microsoft breathing down their necks, and don't have to worry about their work impacting the longevity of MC.
Also, MS cares about bedrock.

[BlueFlint @BlueFlintTree]

@pvicens_ @_trish_xD Every single software "product" is based on decades of computer science.
Yes, you can make a living without knowing much theory and you can struggle despite knowing theory.
But without theory we wouldn't have anything.
Teaching/learning theory benefits everyone.

[BlueFlint @BlueFlintTree]

@andrearuss66915 @Da_Cube04 side is wrong.
And anyone trying to apply nuance either gets drowned out by the algorithms, crucified for using a certain wording, or (intentionally) misinterpreted to fuel some agenda.
It's just so exhausting.

[BlueFlint @BlueFlintTree]

@andrearuss66915 @Da_Cube04 I find it incredibly sad how the internet has killed any semblance of nuance.
The moment anything happens, some people instantly cry out a half-baked thought and others collect around it like moths.
And then others use the most surface level comparisons to "prove" how the other

[BlueFlint @BlueFlintTree]

@voltyrra @LonesomeCowpoke abstaining from all or most online engagement across everything they care about.

[BlueFlint @BlueFlintTree]

@voltyrra @LonesomeCowpoke I did say some people are being unreasonable.

The situation does still very much suck though. If you are actively engaged in online fandoms/communities, 2 weeks is a substantial amount of time, and I do feel bad for people who now have to choose between risking spoilers and

[BlueFlint @BlueFlintTree]

@WMoldyman @PRINCESAMELAN I guess that's a "solution", but you do see why this situation feels very bad for many people?
Imagine you had to stop reading/watching all books/shows/movies you care about for two weeks if you don't want to get one particular story you also care about spoiled.

[BlueFlint @BlueFlintTree]

@LonesomeCowpoke Tl;dr and a bit oversimplified:
IL felt like a passionate creator asking his fanbase for support.
TADC feels like a company doing a rugpull to extort their viewers in order to make more profit.

[BlueFlint @BlueFlintTree]

@LonesomeCowpoke seemingly content with having barely any communication about this issue.

I can absolutely understand how some people now feel like they are being pressured into doing work for a corporation to avoid having a story that they have a substiantial emotional investment in spoiled.

[BlueFlint @BlueFlintTree]

@marianaMargrave @PRINCESAMELAN the audience not knowing what happens next in mind.
A good story does still work if you know the ending, but claiming that it doesn't make a difference is just wrong.

[BlueFlint @BlueFlintTree]

@marianaMargrave @PRINCESAMELAN A spoiler does fundamentally change how you engage with a story.
Denying this is a complete misunderstanding of how storytelling works.
Knowing what happens or seeing a clip makes you anticipate it, which can and will absolutely wreck moments of tension which were written with

[BlueFlint @BlueFlintTree]

@DepressoYesso @GreninjaStan2 @kuromixxkiss *makes sense because of who mark is as a character

[BlueFlint @BlueFlintTree]

@DepressoYesso @GreninjaStan2 @kuromixxkiss Invincible does have wonky cases, but I do think there are some cases where Mark was hurt despite being stronger, where it makes sense, and that is in a way what I mean.

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@DepressoYesso @GreninjaStan2 @kuromixxkiss integrity, but not enough by itself to build a full house.

[BlueFlint @BlueFlintTree]

@DepressoYesso @GreninjaStan2 @kuromixxkiss Not once have I said something against analysis itself.
What I have said is that I dislike distilling the analysis into some numbers that are then simply numerically compared.

Given your descriptions of powerscaling, I now see it as a pillar. Very important for structural