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Cake day: June 22nd, 2023

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  • Pissmidget@lemmy.worldtocats@lemmy.worldCat
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    12 hours ago

    Was cat sitting last summer, and he’d be looking like that establishing eye contact before going nuts scratching up my fancy chair.

    Once they see they’ve got your attention it’s already too late. 11/10 - will cat sit again!







  • That’s not “the agenda” though, that’s shitty writing, pacing, and presentation. On that I could, at least in some part, be inclined to agree with you.

    It’s not the subject matter that’s shit, it’s how they often approach it. I find it’s important to have a clear distinction between the two. It’s hard to critique a poorly made story when it seems like what you’re objecting to is inclusivity and diversity.

    If that happens, people are usually quickly reduced to shouting insults, especially online. It’s infuriating to those who feel seen and included, potentially for the first time.







  • Love how they chose Valve specifically. I’d think it’d be better going after the companies making those games rather than a distributor.

    Not really gonna discourage the game creators from making loot box mechanics.

    Though I will say that I think any and everyone profiting from loot boxes should get fined wherever and whenever possible. I’d just start somewhere more impactful.

    Edit: I see I had a proper logical short circuit in my original statement.

    I only considered loot boxes as mechanics required for game changing advantages, gear, and loot. Not things like cosmetics.

    Last time I played CS it didn’t even have cosmetics, I only played DOTA as a Warcraft 3 mod, and I thought TF2 was limited to hats and sidegrades that could be unblocked through playing and achievements still.

    Furthermore, I didn’t stop to consider that people would actually gamble their money away on in game cosmetic items.

    That’s on me, not taking the time to consider things properly in the early morning hours.

    I’d like to thank the people who pointed out my error, and I’m pleasantly surprised about how civil and to the point everyone was. A nice throwback to how I remember the internet used to be, though I’m probably looking at that with rose tinted goggles too.

    Cheers!


  • Last time I had a proper surge of emotion I got angry that some stranger forcibly pushed me on public transport. I struggle enough standing on public transport with low grade cerebral palsy.

    I did not like emotionally responding like that one bit. Spent days trying to figure out why I got so upset by someone acting like an ass. Did not care for it. The idea of wanting to elicit that kind of emotion is just unfathomable to me. I prefer when everything is just kind of muted.