@Ninheldin@AltKek420@SillyLittleChud The simple solution is to have a prompt at the start of the game that says "Would you like to enable accessibility features for retards?"
@CaramelCajun@MauLer93@BlessedSouthpaw@JonsLongs Unlikely, it's been years since they talked to/about Southpaw. At this point there's not much to be gained by doing it (beyond maybe a slight chuckle).
@M3S0soic@papaG62471341 Saying 'this will be garbage' is pure pattern recognition - so many mainstream things ended up being trash, it's safe to assume the next one will be too. Even so, he has praised things that ended up being good despite this (Andor, Penguin, Arcane season 1...)
@MRIXRT Generally no, unless it's to get around something I believe is a bug/poorly designed/blatantly unfair/extremely tedious (e.g. a 'stealth' section where failing is an instant loss, in a game that has nothing even approaching proper stealth mechanics).
@6trillionmiles@TheRippaverse@MauLer93 Mauler has at a few points mentioned that he follows many people that he disagrees with, in order to stay informed on what's going on. As far as I know, he has never endorsed anything Tate said.
@shara_g234 Emphasis on 'much' - saying "that's crazy" 2-3 times is not the same as an 11 hour dissection of a half hour video. Watching a vid on Hasan's channel is essentially the same as watching the original. If you went to EFAP to just watch the original, you'd go insane after 20 minutes
@shara_g234 My point is that it's transformative. Whether or not someone thinks it's good/valuable/whatever is irrelevant. Bad movies are still movies; bad transformative commentary is still transformative commentary.
@shara_g234 That's the whole point? The amount of commentary they add (whether or not you think it's worthwhile) is enough to make it a fundamentally different experience than just watching the original video. Hasan would simply play the original while adding nothing substantial to it.
@ChristinaTasty When you get the chance, I recommend reading 'Tristimania' by Jay Griffiths. It's an exploration of depression (specifically bipolar) and how it affects and alters the human condition. One of the author's intentions was to write something that would make others feel understood.