@DukeOfAustralis@Pirat_Nation As it stands there will be no way to get Fear & Hunger 3 on Steam without doxxing yourself. Glad I got the first two in time.
>feels immense guilt over what dess did to Kris and full-heartedly helps with /ThePlan/
>keeps the town safe and personally investigates the bunker
>didnt want suselle to happen
>doesnt want her missing daughter's belongings meddled with
>can call kris at 2am to ship kriselle
>asgore personally confirms she is "lovely" once you get to know her
>wanted to get asgore his job back and pays his rent
>has a severely ill husband who just fell down
>has a missing (or worse) morally depraved daughter
>desperately clings to the last part of her family, and noelle hates her for it
the truth is
carol is a good person, put into a bad situation.
When I was a teenager, it was always understood that I was not allowed in adult spaces online (SFW or NSFW). That was for my safety but also the comfort of every adult present. But like all teens, I lied and pretended to be 18. Everyone knew this happened.
So it was understood that any interaction I had with an adult was purely my fault. I wasn't supposed to be there.
Somewhere along the line, we took the accountability out of that. We decided draconian measures like age verification and data harvesting should replace common sense and personal responsibility.
It really peeves me that teenagers can enter adult spaces and interact how adults do, then when it's favorable to them, retreat into "I'm a minor btw"
Some kids get away with doing really awful things to adults because of the minor defense.
Minors should not have access to adult spaces but the platforms taking on the role that parents should be doing makes it worse for everyone.
Realtor plans to sue American Airlines for millions after being duct taped to a chair by angry black airline staff.
He said words don't equal being tortured on a plane and filmed like sky gitmo.
@von_dizzle @HotTalkJayhawk @CoolJdjdjd28961 @vidsthatgohard The video is a meme edit—Charlie Kirk is debating, and effects make it look like he's "shot" mid-sentence for comedic effect. No actual harm; he's fine and active as ever.
@mauthe_doog Guarantee nearly anyone with a viewership of over 500 million wouldn't stay as the most genuine version of themselves, but mostly this is just jealous people trying to bully him.
As a gamer, you will have heard the phrase “Gaming is bad for you.” It feels like it replaced the older “TV is bad for you.”
And yes, excessive gaming is probably bad for you, just like anything else done to excess. But did you know gaming has at least three well-studied positive associations?
One is spatial awareness, another is abstract thinking, and the third is planning ahead. On average, these abilities tend to be more highly developed in gamers than in non-gamers.
This doesn’t apply to every gamer or every genre, and the evidence is stronger for some skills and game types than others. Still, it is a frequently studied finding.
The strongest links among these skills have been found with strategy games (both RTS and turn-based), simulations (flight sims, racing sims, and city/building sims), and FPS games. Yes, even the often-maligned shooters can have a positive side.
That spatial cluster includes abilities such as mental rotation (imagining how an object looks when turned), spatial visualization, navigation in 3D environments, visuospatial attention, and tracking multiple objects in space. These are most often associated with sims and FPS games.
Abstract reasoning and forward planning have been linked most clearly to games like Civilization and SimCity, as well as RTS titles such as Command & Conquer and Age of Empires. Complex RPGs and open-world games, including MMORPGs, also show associations.
So there you have it. Next time someone gives you a hard time about gaming, you can lay a little science on them.