Journal of Other Forum Analysis (Volume II, Issue 2)

[HeavenIsAPlaceOnEarth]

I subscribe to Microsoft Game Pass, but not for any kind of trivial matter such as entertainment.

No, I subscribe to Microsoft Game Pass in the hope that someone, somewhere, is being harmed by my choice to do so.

[FUME5]

Get that haggard old bitch off my screen or I'm spamming horsegirls.

I fulfilled my end of the bargain why don't you fulfill yours 

I'm sure there is copious amounts of horse girl hentai however I refuse to plug that into my browser.

[Gamegirl Nostalgia]

Maruzensky?

[Uncle]

do they hear through the horse ears, which means like if you get at the right angle you could probably look down inside their head real deep, big ear cavity that takes up a lot of space in their skull

do they have smaller brains as a result

[FUME5]

They have earrings but no human ears as far as I can tell?

Maruzensky?

She has a drivers license.

[Gamegirl Nostalgia]

https://www.resetera.com/threads/ann-final-fantasy-xvi-producer-on-the-series-future-talks-multi-platform-strategy-ff17-not-locked-to-being-turn-based-lessons-from-ff16-more.1240902/#post-142535004

Is it too much to hope for some prominent and well-written women? Is it too much to ask for a female protagonist?

[Boredfrom]

Maruzensky?

Tubular my dude. She is numero uno. Groovy.

[Boredfrom]

do they hear through the horse ears, which means like if you get at the right angle you could probably look down inside their head real deep, big ear cavity that takes up a lot of space in their skull

do they have smaller brains as a result

Nah. 

See Agnes Tachyon.

[books]

https://www.resetera.com/threads/ann-final-fantasy-xvi-producer-on-the-series-future-talks-multi-platform-strategy-ff17-not-locked-to-being-turn-based-lessons-from-ff16-more.1240902/#post-142535004

Is it too much to hope for some prominent and well-written women? Is it too much to ask for a female protagonist?

They want a tubby lesbo with a five o clock shadow to make it more immerisve.

[Boredfrom]

Fucking loved the film.

Also love that it's Pro-Palestine and pro-immigrant.

Yeah. When my group left he theater we immediately gushed over that.

You guys are 30 years old, not ten.

“Oh my god, this is my first Middle Eastern conflict I pay attention to. Superman just called out Israel, take that Zionists.

[Hap Shaughnessy]

https://www.resetera.com/threads/popular-youtuber-contrapoints-shares-her-views-on-the-ongoing-israel-palastine-conflict.1240302/page-5#post-142542831

The thing is... what can we do about it? what a Contrapoints video would actually do anyway?

The way people are angry seems that the solution for some is to.. what, make Israel disappear? What would you do with their people then?

What historically happened to the deeply sick societies of Nazi Germany or Imperial Japan? Why is the current Israeli society to be considered differently than those?

Contra literally says that it was a mistake for the left to expand to an opposition to Zionism instead of just the genocode. This is literally the historical equivalent of "whoa whoa whoa guys, yeah the Holocaust sucks, but we can't realistically be opposed to the concept of a Nazi Germany!"

[Boredfrom]

Now I respect Contrapoints a little. I still will not watch any of her videos but that was reasonable response in the sea of shitness of breadtube.

Maybe if you ignore the "genocide" disinformation part.

Baby steps. At least she is aware on how self defeating is name dropping “Zionist Zionist Zionist”.

[Jansen]

https://www.resetera.com/threads/ann-final-fantasy-xvi-producer-on-the-series-future-talks-multi-platform-strategy-ff17-not-locked-to-being-turn-based-lessons-from-ff16-more.1240902/#post-142535004

Is it too much to hope for some prominent and well-written women? Is it too much to ask for a female protagonist?

They want a tubby lesbo with a five o clock shadow to make it more immerisve.

A good game would also probably help

[Taco Bell Tower]

https://www.resetera.com/threads/ann-final-fantasy-xvi-producer-on-the-series-future-talks-multi-platform-strategy-ff17-not-locked-to-being-turn-based-lessons-from-ff16-more.1240902/#post-142535004

Is it too much to hope for some prominent and well-written women? Is it too much to ask for a female protagonist?

[Boredfrom]

I saw it today. I liked it pretty much. It was so nice to have a Superman who is unquestionably a good person. Ultimately, that's what turned me off Man of Steel and all the following movies. I mean, when he says incredulously against what was frankly Nuance Trolling from Lois, "But people were going to die?!" Like, of course he had to act to stop that.

Yeah, it's good to have a clear example of it in a blockbuster. Frustrating to watch the first time because I wanted to shout at Lois but hopefully it makes a few people realise the pattern of behaviour. Interesting to come from a journalist too. The film has quite a few subversive elements to it, unless I'm reading the intentions wrong.

 

Era is not beating the “my politics are influenced by superhero films” allegations.

[Lonewulfeus]

*I actually have no idea if Benji is white.

Benji is the fulcrum, the giver and the taker. He is the one who can be many colours at once. 

Benji is the Kwisatz Hadderach.

I tried to get into the dune books, but they literally threw Kwisatz Hadderach and a bunch of other concepts with no explanation on page 1 and I just noped right out.

[Boredfrom]

My read on that scene was pretty different because I felt it was Superman/Clark being a prick with Lois and getting high on his own supply. As Lois said, this is basic shit that will ask anyone. He later apologizes after Luthor turns people against him. If anything, at not point the film condemns Lois, you stupid idiot.

Is so fucking stupid and shitty that person read of the scene was “Superman was totally justified in screaming to the woman he loves and talking in third person like Trump”.   

Is not even they base their morality in comic book films for children but… THEY ALSO DO INTERPRET IT WRONG.

[Tektonic]

unless I'm reading the intentions wrong.

narrator: they were

[Boredfrom]

Superman needs to scream to Lois the correct political opinions. Doesn’t matter that Lois was able to take Luthor down by actually investigating his dealings with FictionalCountryInstertName, Superman needs to control that bitch from Nuance Trolling in HIS interview. 

[Potato]

I saw it today. I liked it pretty much. It was so nice to have a Superman who is unquestionably a good person. Ultimately, that's what turned me off Man of Steel and all the following movies. I mean, when he says incredulously against what was frankly Nuance Trolling from Lois, "But people were going to die?!" Like, of course he had to act to stop that.

Yeah, it's good to have a clear example of it in a blockbuster. Frustrating to watch the first time because I wanted to shout at Lois but hopefully it makes a few people realise the pattern of behaviour. Interesting to come from a journalist too. The film has quite a few subversive elements to it, unless I'm reading the intentions wrong.

 

Era is not beating the “my politics are influenced by superhero films” allegations.

Jesus Christ. If that is what they took from that scene, then they are much more retarded than I gave them credit for.

Lois is picking holes in everything Superman stands for. All of his intentions shown to be ego-driven and very much "might is right". They are literally making fun of "Truth, Justice and the American Way" and trying to show there are grey areas, even when "people are going to die".

[imsotired]

https://www.resetera.com/threads/popular-youtuber-contrapoints-shares-her-views-on-the-ongoing-israel-palastine-conflict.1240302/page-5#post-142542831

The thing is... what can we do about it? what a Contrapoints video would actually do anyway?

The way people are angry seems that the solution for some is to.. what, make Israel disappear? What would you do with their people then?

What historically happened to the deeply sick societies of Nazi Germany or Imperial Japan? Why is the current Israeli society to be considered differently than those?

Contra literally says that it was a mistake for the left to expand to an opposition to Zionism instead of just the genocode. This is literally the historical equivalent of "whoa whoa whoa guys, yeah the Holocaust sucks, but we can't realistically be opposed to the concept of a Nazi Germany!"

I love how it's the people championing a modern Madagascar Plan that call everyone else Nazis. He's right though, more Germans were ethnically cleansed from Eastern Europe than the current population of Israel, and population transfers are in again.  Genocide is good when we do it.   

[Boredfrom]

I saw it today. I liked it pretty much. It was so nice to have a Superman who is unquestionably a good person. Ultimately, that's what turned me off Man of Steel and all the following movies. I mean, when he says incredulously against what was frankly Nuance Trolling from Lois, "But people were going to die?!" Like, of course he had to act to stop that.

Yeah, it's good to have a clear example of it in a blockbuster. Frustrating to watch the first time because I wanted to shout at Lois but hopefully it makes a few people realise the pattern of behaviour. Interesting to come from a journalist too. The film has quite a few subversive elements to it, unless I'm reading the intentions wrong.

 

Era is not beating the “my politics are influenced by superhero films” allegations.

Jesus Christ. If that is what they took from that scene, then they are much more retarded than I gave them credit for.

Lois is picking holes in everything Superman stands for. All of his intentions shown to be ego-driven and very much "might is right". They are literally making fun of "Truth, Justice and the American Way" and trying to show there are grey areas, even when "people are going to die".

Mind you, the film ultimately sides with Superman, and the reason doesn’t end in bad taste is because “it was Luthor all along” and scene with Rick Flagg and government guy basically saying “this may suck in the long term”. 

They may also setting something with HawkGirl given that she kills the Dictator Dude, but that is shared universe cancer that people shouldn’t consider when watching the merits of a film on its own.

[Boredfrom]

Or maybe the hawkgirl stuff was a leftover of when the plot was going to be Superman Vs The Elite. Supes was just going to lecture the Justice Gang about not killing Kaijus but then he is BFF with the group.

In any case, some stuff is legit messy. I enjoyed the film a lot, but oh boy is not the best Gunn superhero film, not even close.

[Gamegirl Nostalgia]

y'all acting like this movie is good enough to talk about when there isn't even wlw with hawkgirl and supergirl.

[BIONIC]

I was 15 years old when Iwata passed away. I remember very vividly waking up to the news, running to my sister's door to awaken her to it as well. Like so many of my age bracket I was a very ardent believer in, and defender of, Satoru Iwata as president. Reading about Iwata's triumphs in computer programming made me interested in the field and led me to study computer science in university. I believe that this too was true of many people my age.

I was devastated by Iwata's death that summer, and it has stuck with me throughout the past decade as well. I suspect that I've sometimes made mention of Iwata while arguing about Nintendo online. I rue such cases, because I believe it to be disrespectful to the life of a person who was so clearly beloved by the people around him. I did not lose Satoru Iwata, while those few people did.

I've often found myself very upset about the timing of Iwata's death: he passed away following an E3 presentation that disappointed many people, including my 15-year-old self, and I've always had a sense that he died feeling apologetic. More recently though I've realized that this feeling too is disrespectful. I instead believe that he had faith and resolve in the direction of the then-forthcoming Nintendo Switch and such initiatives as the partnership with Universal Studios.

I hope that my thoughts resonate with some people and help them to sort through their own feelings today.

[Greatness Gone]

I was 15 years old when Iwata passed away. I remember very vividly waking up to the news, running to my sister's door to awaken her to it as well. Like so many of my age bracket I was a very ardent believer in, and defender of, Satoru Iwata as president. Reading about Iwata's triumphs in computer programming made me interested in the field and led me to study computer science in university. I believe that this too was true of many people my age.

I was devastated by Iwata's death that summer, and it has stuck with me throughout the past decade as well. I suspect that I've sometimes made mention of Iwata while arguing about Nintendo online. I rue such cases, because I believe it to be disrespectful to the life of a person who was so clearly beloved by the people around him. I did not lose Satoru Iwata, while those few people did.

I've often found myself very upset about the timing of Iwata's death: he passed away following an E3 presentation that disappointed many people, including my 15-year-old self, and I've always had a sense that he died feeling apologetic. More recently though I've realized that this feeling too is disrespectful. I instead believe that he had faith and resolve in the direction of the then-forthcoming Nintendo Switch and such initiatives as the partnership with Universal Studios.

I hope that my thoughts resonate with some people and help them to sort through their own feelings today.

I assumed this was a Neoxon post until I saw otherwise. so many autismos on this site, it's insane.

[Potato]

I was 15 years old when Iwata passed away. I remember very vividly waking up to the news, running to my sister's door to awaken her to it as well. Like so many of my age bracket I was a very ardent believer in, and defender of, Satoru Iwata as president. Reading about Iwata's triumphs in computer programming made me interested in the field and led me to study computer science in university. I believe that this too was true of many people my age.

I was devastated by Iwata's death that summer, and it has stuck with me throughout the past decade as well. I suspect that I've sometimes made mention of Iwata while arguing about Nintendo online. I rue such cases, because I believe it to be disrespectful to the life of a person who was so clearly beloved by the people around him. I did not lose Satoru Iwata, while those few people did.

I've often found myself very upset about the timing of Iwata's death: he passed away following an E3 presentation that disappointed many people, including my 15-year-old self, and I've always had a sense that he died feeling apologetic. More recently though I've realized that this feeling too is disrespectful. I instead believe that he had faith and resolve in the direction of the then-forthcoming Nintendo Switch and such initiatives as the partnership with Universal Studios.

I hope that my thoughts resonate with some people and help them to sort through their own feelings today.

Jesus, these people need a fucking life. Imagine being 15 and caring this much for a CEO...

[normalindividual]

The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are the only superheros that I take moral lessons from.

[JoeBoy101]

https://www.resetera.com/threads/popular-youtuber-contrapoints-shares-her-views-on-the-ongoing-israel-palastine-conflict.1240302/page-5#post-142542831

The thing is... what can we do about it? what a Contrapoints video would actually do anyway?

The way people are angry seems that the solution for some is to.. what, make Israel disappear? What would you do with their people then?

What historically happened to the deeply sick societies of Nazi Germany or Imperial Japan? Why is the current Israeli society to be considered differently than those?

Contra literally says that it was a mistake for the left to expand to an opposition to Zionism instead of just the genocode. This is literally the historical equivalent of "whoa whoa whoa guys, yeah the Holocaust sucks, but we can't realistically be opposed to the concept of a Nazi Germany!"

Welp, historical expert Dewot, I feel the need to point out that the Holocaust wasn’t known about until *checks notes* after the Allies invaded Europe and move into Germany and its surrounding regions. Which kinda makes your whole point… pointless.

[Taco Bell Tower]

I was 15 years old when Iwata passed away. I remember very vividly waking up to the news, running to my sister's door to awaken her to it as well. Like so many of my age bracket I was a very ardent believer in, and defender of, Satoru Iwata as president. Reading about Iwata's triumphs in computer programming made me interested in the field and led me to study computer science in university. I believe that this too was true of many people my age.

I was devastated by Iwata's death that summer, and it has stuck with me throughout the past decade as well. I suspect that I've sometimes made mention of Iwata while arguing about Nintendo online. I rue such cases, because I believe it to be disrespectful to the life of a person who was so clearly beloved by the people around him. I did not lose Satoru Iwata, while those few people did.

I've often found myself very upset about the timing of Iwata's death: he passed away following an E3 presentation that disappointed many people, including my 15-year-old self, and I've always had a sense that he died feeling apologetic. More recently though I've realized that this feeling too is disrespectful. I instead believe that he had faith and resolve in the direction of the then-forthcoming Nintendo Switch and such initiatives as the partnership with Universal Studios.

I hope that my thoughts resonate with some people and help them to sort through their own feelings today.