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maybe this is not my place to say because I am monolingual, and I'm sure it's part of a larger, more nuanced discussion about visibility and accessibility on the internet, but I think it'd be cool if people posted in their native languages more instead of in english. I see people do it way more on other platforms than on tumblr which is almost exclusively in english
public defenders get behind me. i’ll defend you this time
“so you like criminals?” I LIKE THE RIGHT TO A FAIR TRIAL.
I like criminals, I'm pretty sure most people have committed at least a few crimes in their lifetime. Being caught up in the wheels of the justice system doesn't move you into a new category of ontologically evil sub-person. Criminals are your friends and neighbours.
is anyone else annoyed that "ai" encompasses both chatgpt and tools we train to do repetitive tedious work for us. and by the ripple effect of articles like "scientists develop ai to detect cancer early" that make people argue for the merit of chatgpt or become anti-medicine. and by the general state of the world and society
The entire Critical Role fandom getting ready for episode 30 like….

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so funny how the older u get ur like how the fuck on gods green earth did people used to manage all th- ahhh.. i need one of these wives everybody keeps talking about..
"how was X so successful and productive and achieving?" wife feeding and clothing and cleaning and shopping and parenting for them and also probably booking appointments and personal receptionist work. AND stimulant abuse. and shes supposed to suck you off whenever. id kill him too #feminists
Did you work during any of the Covid lockdowns?
yes outside the home
yes but from home
yes to both of the above
no but I wasn't/couldn't/didn't work anyway
no Covid stopped my job at some point
nuance/other/results
Guys I’m starting to think this darkness festering within me is maybe not a sex thing
Being a calm, gentle, non-reactive person is really hard work, which is probably why many people are none of these things. Personally I think it’s worth it but sometimes one does want to just roll around on the floor wailing at the top of one’s lungs
some good tags on this one fellas

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just had a disconcerting thought
how do u pronounce georg of spiders fame
gay-org
george
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Sex should have a secondary gameplay loop where you build bases, manage resources, and expand your territory
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I’m watching Micky D’s videos playing Fallout 1 and 2 with low intelligence and you know I’ve seen people praise the low intelligence dialogue in these games as being funny but frankly it just comes across as mean? The low intelligence player character just comes across as someone with issues speaking like they have brain damage or a form of autism that makes them semi nonverbal and everyone’s just mean to them and doesn’t give them any quests.
You can still max out all of the intelligence skills if you level up enough. So the low intelligence character can still learn to hack computers and repair things. I don’t think that they’re stupid. I think that everyone is just mean to them.
The low intelligence character can also have full conversations with other people that have similar speech issues and frankly I think that’s a result of them being willing to take the time to understand each other rather than them both being stupid.
These “stupid” characters clearly have coherent thoughts and goals and plans that they just have a difficult time communicating to people. Idk I just don’t really find it funny.
There's two levels of "it was a different time" at work here. First is the obvious, it used to be socially acceptable to make inferences about people's intelligence and treat them differently based on little more than their speech patterns. I'm not trying to defend it - it did often lead to people with language issues being treated as "less than," and people that spoke English as a second language were often perceived as "dumb" over communication issues (interestingly, the etymology for the word "dumb" codifies this perception - being a term both for "intellectually impaired" as well as "mute/unable to communicate"). In pop culture, it was considered a source of comedy to have characters that didn't talk "right," whether that's Daffy Duck's lisp or the ubiquitous Forrest Gump impressions in the 90s (everybody used to say "bahcks uh chaw-klits" like they were a comedic genius). This sort of culminates with a joke in Tropic Thunder (2008), where a dramatic actor notes that if you lean fully into a speech impediment for a character, even in a dramatic role, the audience will inevitably see it as comedic. So some of the comedy is just "they sound like they have speech problems," and thankfully as a culture we've (largely) moved on from that being an adequate punchline.
It's also a part of where video games were at the time, though. One of the groundbreaking advancements in Diablo (1997) was if you equipped an axe, you could see your character holding an axe. I use that as an example, because there was a time when the decisions you made in an RPG's UI (like your stats, or your equipment) would have little perceptible effect on the game world outside of the math used for combat. So, to see your decisions in the character's stat sheet have an impact on the dialogue throughout was a novel, impressive feat. A modern equivalent of that feeling in Fallout 4 was naming your character something ridiculous like "Nipple" and then hearing Codsworth say it out loud, because voiced player character names in dialogue was novel ten years ago. Humor is the defiance of an expectation, the player's expectation is that even if a few "normal" names are voiced, these ridiculous names won't be, so it's funny when they are. In the same way, a player in 1997 wouldn't expect their stat sheet to affect all the dialogue in the game, it was funny when it did.
In 2026, the concept that your character's abilities and stats will have overarching effects on your experience in the game world is not only anticipated, but demanded, so it's not defying any expectations anymore, that layer of the humor is lost as well.
So, in short, yeah, it's not really funny anymore; hopefully that's some interesting insight on why anybody ever thought it was, though.
I understood the “it was the 90s” part of the humor but I didn’t know the technology bit. That’s interesting. What confused me is why people still think that it’s funny. I’m guessing a lot of folks just haven’t thought much about it since the first time they played it.
i've been alternating between having fallout 4 Travis's diamond city radio lines (from before the confidence man quest of course) and absolutely terrible lines from my classroom babies music constantly running through my head for 3 days now and it's really taking a toll on me

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the problem with employment is it gives you money to purchase video games but it takes away your time to play video games. Mao spoke of this
You're just saying that because your a sick pervert who gets off to themes and ideas