• @intensely_human@lemm.ee
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      13 months ago

      What’s the best dopamine rush you’ve ever gotten from hating on something? How long did it last? When you looked back on it the next day, was it a fond memory for those two minutes?

      • @JimboDHimbo@lemmy.ca
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        03 months ago

        Well, I really hated it when someone’s intensely human matriarch from a parallel universe wouldn’t give me a snowball after. Although, the dopamine could have come from the climax and not the hating…not too sure. 😂😂

    • @echo64@lemmy.world
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      03 months ago

      Please. I’m pointing out how all you want to do is get mad about things and are in such a fervour to do so that you won’t even wait for the thing to exist to get mad about it.

      You want to get mad? Fine, but don’t write fan fiction then get mad about that.

      • @JimboDHimbo@lemmy.ca
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        13 months ago

        I’m not the original commenter with the “rage fan fiction”. I’ll answer my own question though. Naraka: Bladepoint. You ever play Naraka: Bladepoint? What about Last Light? I’ve played both, both are hot garbage and microtransaction filled. If a company has a history of putting out shoddy work, why the heck should any of us expect this new game to be any different?

        • @intensely_human@lemm.ee
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          13 months ago

          Why should you expect the game … at all?

          How is any expectation whatsoever helpful?

          There’s a predictive model you can build and run in your brain. The result of running this model will be feelings of disgust, frustration, anger.

          Do you choose to run this mental program? If so, why?

        • @echo64@lemmy.world
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          13 months ago

          You can say the company has a history of mistakes, that’s fine. That’s not what op did and you know it.