/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>85383553
Most certainly.

>>84957402

>>84875283
The fallen leaves tell a story...

>>80777574
It's much better in comparison when you have experience with the shit that happens in threads that I shall not dignify by naming them.

>>77972285
That's pretty funny, peep. As long as you're enjoying it!

>>77972808
Yeah... There is good stuff to be had in the games throughout the years but it's a shame they kinda don't believe in their own products enough to not rely on bloat for statistics. Like FC3 already felt like the limit for me and they've gotten worse since. You know what my favorite "Collectable" in video games is? Morrowind Daedric Armor. You had to search across the lands far and wide for individual pieces like left and right pauldron, left and right gauntlets, etc including the DLCs if you wanted a full set of the best armor in the game. The alternative was murder a main story npc who is also super helpful and badass and necessary to finish the game. Stuff should be rewarding rather than just benchmark. With banjo and Mario the jiggies and stars were great because they unlocked new stuff to explore and play without being very tedious. It's a shame Ubisoft can't take a similar approach

>>76065360
>well done
I'll only eat it because you put your heart into it, heathen

>>74301597
The Avatar is op, Ozai. It was your destiny to lose even if it was an asspull.

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>>74219923
Butter and strawberry jam toast it is! And some Bombay chai to go along side it =w= thanks anons

>>69778682
Actually yeah. Me and my dad have discussed this and some of my friends. Whoever hits the asteroid belt first strikes the future of humanity. Endless mineral resources and base and colony spaces with no gravity allowing for easier construction. The problem is still artificial gravity so people's bodies don't mutate or deteriorate.

>>67743980
>>67744115
I'd take Rosemi-sama here.
https://www.mountkinabalu.com/packages/2d1n-kinabalu-park-poring-hot-spring-sabah-tea-garden-tour

>>65689795
I have chamomile and English breakfast but I gotta pick up a prescription and will get some extra tea too

>>64921134
Hello

>>61618699
1-2 is better, mods will help a lot though. It's mainly the wizards cannon that ducks it up for me when redeemed Sarevok and Viconia are fare more kino than the shitty novels

>>59761050
One day Pentomo, we’ll reach our dreams

>>59516808
https://youtu.be/SmsRN78qMxM
We’re this

>>59430285
I just clicked the first thread, I only have one hand to post rn, I am doing chores that require at least one free hand, also Ewiwa and Maia talking about buttholes…

>>59370697
*sips tea, drops an autistic nuke*

I think a lot of the time it’s because we just tend to be open about our thoughts on things, or very autistic about some things, hehe. IMO, a lot of the problems surrounding political discussion comes down to it being built on emotional investment, by design. Especially in America, which is literally red team vs blue team, and any nuance is brushed aside as insignificant/inconsequential or vilified without objective analysis, built on preconceptions so that the potential benefits one can draw from learning about policies that don’t follow the ultimate political zeitgeist are never explored. Politics today is built to keep you boxed in on tribalistic instinct, built upon reactionary emotional responses, while the political and financial elite simply siphon all the wealth, prosperity, and rights over time from the common man. They want us fighting each other over a system they designed themselves, while making us believe we have any real choices, because we have the right to vote, but it doesn’t matter when all the people we can vote for are in the same clique/kabal/etc. A good example is that Trump and the Clintons had regular dinners with each other, good friends, right before 2016’s elections.

Science is wonderful when not being abused for political purposes, in it’s purist form represents the logical ideal of progress! Anyone who loves Science also knows that not even the Laws are set in stone provided sufficient evidence can disprove them or in the light of new understanding. It’s good that you’re passionate about it!

History is the underdog of the various forms of studies. People sleep on it both by design similar to politics, various entities will choose to teach catered versions of it, ban anything that might provoke ideas that can overrule the current political zeitgeist, manipulate it to promote specific political purpose, etc and a lot of people who teach it either being dispassionate or bad at making it interesting or exciting. Understanding history gives you a lot of lenses into the human condition, greater context around the occurrences of events, how people lived, how absolutely batshit life has always been, the patterns that repeat in every tribe, civilization, religion, etc, and so much more. You can see how while many things change, many things stay the same, and the roots of much of what we have today through history, everything from number systems that have roots in Arabic history, modern law that is largely codified from Justinian Law’s codification of Roman Statuettes, and so much more. There is a depth to it that is amazing, filled with wisdom and cautionary tales, and so much of it we will simply never know because it is lost, or records we have are from specific perspective.

Also thank you but I’m not perfect by any means, I’ve got a lot of flaws that I am working on and wouldn’t be surprised if I had mental issues undiagnosed, given my mom’s refusal to believe in the possibility of mental health issues being a thing. I’m definitely autistic and most likely adhd too. I’m very frank about a lot of things, and had a long and bad NEET phase. Regardless, thank you for the kindness >_<

>>59370902
True!

>>59370983
In what sense specifically? If it’s the accent(s), it’s the same as every country: regional differences, even differences with large enough cities like London and Manchester, there’s a whole north vs south thing going on and theres many dialectic trends even between different classes of people in many regions. This is no different from going from State to State in America and within different social strata of people within said states. If you mean vs America, it’s because there isn’t as unifying a sense of “correct” speech and accent per media standards like the newscaster/politician intonation, which is something they train for. You also see this in Singapore and Hong Kong where news casters and middle-upper class people are taught to speak a very posh sounding form of English, but in Singapore there’s also Singlish which is colloquially English while taking loan words and phrases from various peoples that make up Singapore, a lot of Hokkien Chinese terminology and Malay terminology specifically. I’m no expert in linguistics but there’s a lot of reasons things like that develop in a historical context. In SEA you will see this a lot traveling through different countries, like you can cross over on an hour boat ride in the Philippines and you can have all the words from one dialect have opposite meanings in the dialect of the people at the other island.

*sips tea*

>>52792489
King's Field games are OKAY. They're great if you love exploration because that's where they really shine, lots of hidden passages and rooms, lots of secrets. Combat is shitty but easy to manage with strafe understanding and later magic usage. The storylines are pretty good. Dark Reality is just a really good track from the 4th game, KF1 was remade and released on PC using Sword of Moonlight which Fromsoft released as freeware editing software to make your own King's Field games. The project is now freeware managed by enthusiasts and hardcore fans:
https://en.swordofmoonlight.org/wiki/Sword_of_Moonlight
https://www.swordofmoonlight.com/bbs/index.php