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The smell of ketchup used to drop me right smack-dab in the middle of nausea city, but that stopped at some point, I dunno when. I really hate ketchup. It's such a repulsive concoction.

Fair enough!

Yes. I never suggested otherwise.

Unless your only interaction with that person was a pleasant one, and you don't know what you could've done to offend, and you want to find out so you can avoid doing so in the future. Basically, I disagree. There are legitimate reasons to block people, but I think there are also legitimate reasons to want to know why you were blocked.

That is weird but also it doesn't look like it was going to make it anyway. It didn't get a big dump at the beginning, which usually indicates future failure.

I want to learn/master a new language (preferably Japanese, since I have some minor experience in that, and I liked being in Japan so much, and... more nerdy reasons), but man I dunno where to even start. Ideally I'd find a native speaker who'd be willing to help me, but. Speaking of Japan that headhunter hasn't said anything for five days, hmm... Maybe it was a scam and I was asking too many questions. O:

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SJW i tested and it still hasn't happened (i have no emotional investment as to whether or not this happens)

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I'm not asking why people are into meal-replacements. I'm saying "these are the reasons". X: I do know what bone broth is. Unrelated to the weird trendy nonsense, it also just actively repulses me because I had bone marrow soup once on accident while in Korea and I wanted to die. And listen, I knew the answer to a lot of questions I asked. I was exaggerating for the sake of argument, because that's how a lot of people think. I don't need advice! Also, you have different tastes than me. I know what I like, and I know that most of what I like is not good for me, and I know that what I dislike contains most of what is good for me. It's fine, man. It's fine. I am who I am. I don't need a lecture. U:

I figured as much! Cool, cool.

I'm not convinced it's even possible to make an open-world double-digit-hours long Mad Max game that actually has a tone like Fury Road. I feel like the second you let the player control Max, you're stuck in this world where Max has a ton of agency and that agency is just Being a Bad Ass All Day Long. It still looks like it'll be fun to play. But then again it's a trailer so it may still turn out shit. Who knows!

That's okay I've been playing Dark Souls 1 with the ninja flip ring so my timings will be even more off! Is it easy to set up a voice chat party thing (I like voice chat!!) and does it still work while you're playing?

Yes, I do want some research and info. I want a lot of it. Also I wasn't told not to eat peas. (This was a dietician.) I was told they're, I think it was, starchy vegetables and thus they shouldn't count for my vegetable portion, or something like that. I dunno it all went over my head. Anyway, I also don't like a good deal of healthy foods, they taste awful, and I'm not really looking for advice because I don't want it. I'm fat and I'll always be fat, whatever. I'm just commenting on why people like this meal replacement shit.

don't worry https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t5Sq1BliEZg mad max has a love interest now

Right! I've mentioned that before, too! But there are people who do nothing but Soylent and they haven't died, so presumably it's not deadly.

I think I was thinking of the glyphs, i.e., the seeds for generating the dungeons. http://bloodborne.wiki.fextralife.com/Short+Ritual+Root+Chalice Which is part of why I was so confused!!!! Where do I even put in the password?! When I put in the password, do I not also have to generate the same dungeon? If it's really as easy as just putting in a password and joining, then someone please help me kill the bloodletting beast thx thx thx im probably just an idiot

You have to get the chalice that enables passwording in the first place, right? At which point I've already basically beaten the dungeon anyway, and I no longer care to do it again.

I don't use Soylent and have no plans to use Soylent, so that's not really relevant for me. As for the judgments of my character, yes, I'm a shitty person and I made peace with that many years ago. (EDIT: I just realized the preceding statement could read... awkwardly, so I need to clarify: you didn't offend me! I'm just being stupid because I'm a shitty person.) I still want to see some research about this shit!

I wanted to at one point but then I learned how annoying it is to actually get to that point and to set it up and I got frustrated and gave up on the idea.

Food is proven to be good, yes, but unless you can provide me scientific research that shows that something like Soylent (or any other meal substitute) can't deliver the nutrients you need...? All I ever see is shit like "everything else is bad", without anything to back up the statement. Please, show me the proof, because I've been looking for it, and I obviously don't know what I'm looking for! The biggest problem with "fruits, vegetables, complex carbohydrates and whole proteins" is that I don't know what the fuck I need from those things. I have a vague sense of "yeah i need protein and veggies are good for me and i shouldn't eat a lot of sugar unless it's the good kind of sugar eat that but don't eat too much bread but carbs are important blah blah blah". I don't even know what "complex carbohydrates and whole proteins" can be found in. I mean, I have an idea, obviously, like meat is good, but don't eat red meat I guess because heart disease?? I was told recently that peas are a starchy vegetable and thus I shouldn't eat them as much as other vegetables in a perfect diet. Peas are one of like three vegetables I actually like. Great! And the fun part is that even once I learn where to find all of those things, I then have to cut them up into exact portions and make sure I don't eat too few carbs or too much of the wrong kind of fat and I'm always eating too little protein so I guess I'll eat a whole chicken for dinner... The benefit of a meal-replacement sludge is that I never have to think about it. So, it'd be nice to have proof that it's actually bad for you!

I'm sorry, but I'm just not seeing it. I guess my pain nerves are dead! I should see a doctor.

Like I said, it's difficult to prove. And unfortunately, you've done nothing to prove it! Also, you cite buggy releases, but, guess what, old games were buggy, too. They were just infinitely less complex, so you could get away with it much more easily, and the bugs that did happen were much less likely to break the game. It's not a quality decline. It's a complexity increase. And the more complexity increases, the harder it is to find bugs. QA is not easy, and it only gets harder every year. If you want to exclusively play simpler games with less potential for bugs, those definitely exist still today, so you can just play those and stop pretending that everything is terrible and gaming is dead. Also if you were able to go back in time and introduce the internet and patches to the NES or even Atari, you'd find that developers of that time would happily take part.

It's pretty difficult to prove that the ratio of good-to-bad is any different today than it was in the past. There's a much larger, a much much much larger quantity of games today. Of course you're going to find more junk! The very nature of the industry being bigger today than it was yesterday is what leads to this. More developers means more of everything.

"You eat the fish but also become a snake burger you lose" Ahaha this is the best.