/vr/ - Retro Games

Chemtrails since the late 90's.

>>9835989
Mossad... I mean CIA... sorry I mean Al Qaida blew up the sky along with WTC... sorry I mean flew a plane into it... TWO planes... sorry don't know what's with me today

>>9836001
I'm having one of those days today too.

>>9835989
modern skies are too heavily seeded with pollution to slow down global warming and the result is that they all look too artificial to be callled "natural" for being plopped in modern media with natural settings.

>>9836018
It's hilarious that you would think that skies today look particularly different than 22 years ago

>>9836004
I'm having that day every day

>>9835989
Fuck you satan

>>9835992
This but unironically. I miss when the sky used to look like OP's.

The sky hasn't been sega blue for over 10 years

Every theory in here is equally valid and in addition also contributed to segas downfall, Nintendo is unironically Moloch personified, and would explain the Nintendo shills on here. The devil walks around like a roaring lion, seeking whom he may devour.

>>9836041
you don't go outside anymore much do you?

>>9836025
They did

>>9836041
>This but unironically.
What made you think I was joking?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0vBhEDbIy7g

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6p487-OvQMc

>Sega blue skies
You know they've been making games with blue skies before sega did, right?

>>9836059
You are too young to remember when the sun didn't look like this

>>9836025
I used to be a professional photographer back in the day. They definitely look and move around differently. And before ""anons"" starting throwing buzzwords around, Cloud Seeding is definitely a thing. News outlets have even admitted to it over the years because the planet is actually heating up too much at a rate that is getting difficult to slow down.

>>9836059
I go outside all the time, there's been a white haze over everything for at least the past 10 years, especially noticeable looking at the horizon. You don't have vivid, clear blue skies anymore like there used to be.

>>9836067
Proof?

cool thread idea, ignoring the retards

>>chemtrails son

>>9836097
>ignoring the retards
Yeah, only a retard would suggest that Jews are poisoning the skies, I completely agree my fellow organic 4chan poster

>>9835992
/pol/ fags are so autistic, come to my city and you will see the most beautiful skys ever.

>>9836054
Lion's are cool. Don't lump them in alongside with the bad folk like that.

>>9836076
Look like? Most of this pic is lens flare and other camera artifacts. I'm glad that I grew up after the discovery that looking at the sun is a bad idea, but I'm glad you can still see anon.

>>9836116
hippies were the one's who took notice of this shit back in the day, normiezoomzoom, not rednecked retards like yourself.

>retards
hurr durr
https://rumble.com/v256alg-the-2006-u.n-council-chemtrail-presentation.html

>>9836087
Picture of SF in the 90s. Clearly you see that the sky has that white haze and isn't nearly as vibrant as the one in sonic adventure? If you want SEGA blue skies you have to go to a tropical climate or on rare occasions the right conditions will be met to make them particularly blue in northern climates. The reason why everything seems more gloomy now is because you have depression

>>9836119
It’s a verse, I didn’t write it

>>9836092
Literally all things Atari?

>>9836134
That's literally purple though

>>9836108
Why does virtua racing have so much soul

>>9836134
>Posts a purple backdrop that could be water
what did he mean by this?

>>9836134
not a chemtrail in sight......

>>9836131
Except the haze now occurs everywhere and doesn't look like the haze caused by pollution in a big city. It's much more subtle and just makes the sky and the sun look more washed out. The sun used to be a lot more yellow, now it looks practically pure white.

>>9836131
crazy thing there is that even the pollution at that point in time wasn't half as destructive. that's smog, and not similar to the eerie white pollutive haze you see in a lot of metropolitan areas now.

photo is also biased because those kinds of conditions only occur mainly during the summer.

>>9836137
>>9836140
Oh fie

>>9836146
Colors themselves are wrong think and can inspire too much in a man, so they’re slowly trying to mute colors to suppress your creative will to live. Sega tried to warn us, the Dreamcast’s optimistic late 90s early 2000s sci-fi solar punk futuristic optimism was a last gasp of the collective zeitgeist against these sinister tendrils below our society, and while it fought valiantly it failed. We deserve our fate, because we didn’t do enough to help Sega.

>>9836128
>UN council presentation
Yeah great source there Moshe

The sky still looks beautiful where I live, especially since there's practically no light pollution here. The sunsets here are gorgeous. I would have taken a picture to share but it's completely overcast over here today. Pollution and bad guys are very real, but I see no reason why that should preclude me from enjoying beauty where it can still be found.
>>9836109
Only complete retards would suggest that, yes. You're not really paying enough attention if you think we can blame the current state of the world on Judaism. I'd even go as far to say that you're easily fooled.

>>9836159
i wonder how true your post might actually be, because even to this day, there's still this weird virtiolic hatred for anything SEGA related for some reason, even if its completely unwarranted.

>>9836146
>>9836147
>The sky looked exactly the same back then as now as evidenced by photographs
>Well actually you see despite claiming that they didn't the reason why they look the same is different to the reason today
I lived in major cities and villages across northern Europe since the early 90s. That haze has always existed and it exists where barely any airplanes even go.

>>9836150
Looks like ass. Nothing like SEGA blue

>>9836170
>You're not really paying enough attention if you think we can blame the current state of the world on Judaism.
Agreed, the White Christians are to blame. L'Chaim!

>>9836173
The haze 'has' always existed, but now its pollutive properties has embedded itself with a lot of natural elements in the world around us. That isn't to say 'fog' isn't natural either, fyi. Just that the nature of the haze has evolved more over time. Even the quality of rainfall is changing across Europe. We don't even get that much snow anymore either with farm's over in Italy suffering very badly, even when its not drought related. All because the sunlight is getting filtered out through the dissipation of this haze.
Its pretty similar to microplastics in that manner.

>>9836191
THE HAZE HAS ALWAYS EXISTED
THE HAZE HAS ALWAYS EXISTED
THE HAZE HAS ALWAYS EXISTED

>>9836176
>Pretending it doesn't count
Fuck off.

>>9836195
uh oh, looks like the ai got triggered.

>>9836109
I hope some anons can snap out of this eventually and rejoin society at some point. Going to be a sad future otherwise. Even if you're right about all of it, that means the conspiracy runs deep enough that no one will ever believe you and you'll die a lonely weirdo who could only relate to people on the internet.

Take a look at what you posted. You're accusing someone who posted a Skies of Arcadia screenshot on the retro games board of being a CIA operative. All because he indirectly called someone retarded, and you immediately assumed he was talking about you. You need love in your life! And maybe some medication too.

>>9836207
>and some medication too

hmm

>>9836048
>daytona
>fucking rocky mountains
what were they thinking?

>>9836196
>Pretending it doesn't count
You dumb gorilla, the only way your post would make sense is if you misinterpreted our posts as SEGA were the first to make blue skies in games.

>>9836191
I'm fairly certain the quality of rain now is better than when acid rain used to be a regular occurrence.

>>9836225
maybe if you live in South America, sure.
water doesn't have to be acidic for it to cause damage you know.

>>9836218
You retarded niggers pretend sega trademarked blue skies as if it everyone else was copying them and you know for a fact that this not the case.

>>9836227
>maybe if you live in South America, sure.
40 years ago acid rain was very common in Europe. To think that Europe is now more polluted than it was before we exported most of our industry to Asia is pretty naïve.

>>9836207
get a real job

>>9836234
You are incredibly stupid. Please stop posting

>>9836183
That's definitely not the point I was trying to make. I feel incredibly sorry for you.

>>9836207
I'm the guy arguing that skies look the same now as 20 years ago and you seem like a tranny to me.

>>9836236
not surprised at a comment like this.
our comprehension of the sciences is extremely dated still..
dont any of you remember what happened to the rivers in Venice during the coof? you think all water in the world is safe to drink just because its PH isn't burning your mouth?

>>9836252
>you think all water in the world is safe to drink just because its PH isn't burning your mouth?
No but I know that my local river didn't have fish in it until the past decade.

>>9836258
lucky you, because plenty of rivers still don't have fish in Europe despite huge reductions in pollution, because there's more to what is polluted than what you can and can't put into your system.

>>9836243
Go suck some chemtrails, choke on them.
Fucking mongrel.

>all this retarded nonsense about pollution making the skies hazier when overcast has existed since the dawn of time and even occurs in Antarctica
>all this retarded nonsense about chemtrails making the skies look like shit despite photos from the 40's and 50's also showing planes with contrails identical to our own today
>all this retarded nonsense about acid rain despite that never actually having been an issue and was the big "climate issue" of the 80's by environmentalist retards

I'm so fucking tired of retards online all gaslighting each other with easily disprovable stupidity.

>>9836263
>Because they're still polluted
You're not exactly arguing your original point here. That just says they're still polluted. Now if a river that was as bad as the Thames in London has been improving consistently over the past 60 years I think it's safe to say that the situation in Europe is better now than before
https://www.ladbible.com/news/latest-wildlife-returns-to-the-thames-60-years-after-it-was-declared-dead-20211229
There are also 10 times more fish in the Seine than there was in 1970
https://www.cnews.fr/environnement/2014-02-16/combien-y-t-il-despeces-de-poissons-dans-la-seine-657890#:~:text=On%20d%C3%A9nombre%20aujourd'hui%20quarante,en%20Ile%2Dde%2DFrance.

If the ability to sustain wildlife isn't a good indicator of improvement please explain to me the metric you're using

>>9836281
the whole site is /pol/ now, enjoy your stay

>>9836281
>nigga is trying to pretend that global warming and harp isn't real

>>9836281
>>all this retarded nonsense about acid rain despite that never actually having been an issue
Acid rain was literally killing forests in real time. How is that not an issue?

>>9836281
>I'm so fucking tired of retards online all gaslighting each other with easily disprovable stupidity.
Ironic coming from a gaslighter

>the earth's sky is...a sega meme!
meds

>>9836286
fish still isn't safe to eat. mercury poisoning from tuna is still a problem despite the improvements.

The Great Barrier reef also suffered severe acidic damage a few years ago too, despite the claimed ""reduction"" of pollution in ocean waters.
And if these global elites gave enough of a damm, we wouldn't be having Luxury Liners floating around the place constantly, and would have used more alternative means of fuel for transport across the skies.
And for all their talk about "Green" cars, Lithium batteries are in many ways, worse for the environment than old diesel and petrol cars.

>>9836310
>fish still isn't safe to eat. mercury poisoning from tuna is still a problem despite the improvements.
So you admit there are improvements
>The Great Barrier reef also suffered severe acidic damage a few years ago too, despite the claimed ""reduction"" of pollution in ocean waters.
You're talking about a completely different geographical zone now. But the Great Barrier reef has been dying for decades

As for the rest I'm not sure what to reply to that, seems besides the point. Maybe if I were arguing that the reduction of pollution in Europe had anything to do with reducing carbon emissions then sure, but I'm not. Nor am I claiming that elites particularly care about the issue other than to chase clout and to create new markets that they fully control.

>>9836159
>you will never live on the Sega timeline, where Fred Durst is advertizing the Dreamcast 3 by now, and Michael Jackson is still alive and starring in Space Channel 5: Episode 5
It hurts to live

>>9836332
>So you admit there are improvements
I never pretended there wasn't. Its obviously not the Industrial Revolution 1.0 anymore, but the nature of pollution has evolved with the new technology, and a lot of people have yet to notice this.

>The Great Barrier reef has been dying for decades

Which is evidence that a lot of our improvements aren't doing anything. Merely reducing our carboon footprint alone isn't going to heal the oceans.

>>9836346
>I never pretended there wasn't. Its obviously not the Industrial Revolution 1.0 anymore, but the nature of pollution has evolved with the new technology, and a lot of people have yet to notice this.
Well I'm not sure what we're arguing because my whole argument revolves around pollution not being as serious as it was before, at least not in Europe. I agree that we have different types of issues now, I wouldn't say they're as serious to the environment, but they do have real effects on humans like certain types of plastics causing infertility and of course the amount of microplastics in everything.
>Which is evidence that a lot of our improvements aren't doing anything. Merely reducing our carboon footprint alone isn't going to heal the oceans.
I never spoke of the carbon footprint. Although the barrier reef has actually been improving
https://www.euronews.com/green/2022/08/04/australias-great-barrier-reef-shows-best-signs-of-coral-recovery-in-36-years

>>9836364
>my whole argument revolves around pollution not being as serious as it was before

Avocado Farm's would be a good starting point to see what modern pollution can do, as well as run-off water from server farms.
>The Barrier Reef has actually been improving
here's hoping its fauna and wildlife feels the same way in 10 years.

What the FUCK happened to this thread

>>9836685
/pol/ showed up

Anons, please. Be better.

>>9836097
Now that doesn't look at purplish blue as most of their skies. Is this the GC version which fucked up the color palate?

>>9836720
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MUH SHOOOOOOAHH!

>>9836773
Very mature, chud. This is exactly why we have to put up billboards.