@SammiePressdee@CoachCaroline Jesus Christ, I can only hope that one day you look back at your words with immense shame because I cannot imagine the headspace you're in right now to say that
@Benthamsbulldog@XiJinpingThot69 Your mistake is thinking that "building support for a cause" is the rational response to the existential threat Buck is describing. It is not, which is the point others are making by mentioning terrorism as an example of an action that actually DOES match the claimed threat level
@riyover The "Night City" of Neuromancer is a bit different than the Night City of Cyberpunk, though obviously Neuromancer WAS an influence on Pondsmith. More surprising to me on reading it was how many of the story beats of Cyberpunk 2077 the GAME are lifted wholesale from Neuromancer
@catb0mb A bit off topic, but it feels similar to the change that made hiding bodies in containers always non-lethal; it's arguable less "realistic", but making non-lethal stealth riskier turns the choice between lethal and non-lethal stealth into something more than personal preference
@catb0mb It definitely introduces some ludonarrative dissonance, but for me making the choice to kill a deliberate in-the-moment thing feels more meaningful than it being a result of the build you bring to the fight
@LULUTHEDEMIGOD@Vespertiline I JUST did those two same gigs and noticed the same thing! I didn't scan to confirm if they had the same name, I just assumed they used the same "nomad" model, but wanted to believe it was the same guy and your testimony has soldified that belief for me
@naaycoqui@putICEontrial@PushDemsLeft "more than likely" you can't even commit to pretending you were joking, really? You looked at your own tweet and the MOST you can say is that you were probably joking? C'mon, man
@davidtorcivia@beverlymantle1 Fair enough on the first point, I can't speak to their intent, but I'm very confident that in ten years it will be very clear who the movie impacted the most and I really don't think it will have been millennials
@davidtorcivia@beverlymantle1 they're talking about the audience generation more than the artists, who are generally a generation older or more than their audience. EEAAO was made by millennials FOR zoomers, just as a lot of the art that millennials claim (Community, e.g.) was made by gen Xers and boomers
@Zeroth4G I barely touched the NCPD gigs on my first playthrough, but on my second playthrough I was surprised out how quickly I got through them all just by adding them as stops en route to other content, especially since I didn't get serious about doing them until halfway through
@saprolegniaa@waowbasedbased "None of you people care about the experiences of people like us and constantly wanna speak for us" hey so were you speaking about yourself in your original post or were you generalizing about a group of people who are not you? (Claiming 90% counts as generalizing btw)