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  • zegh8578
    That's that then. I'm gonna hafta make a new google/youtube account, cus the fucker demands my phone number. Fuck you google. Fuck you.
    zegh8578
    To me, Dr. Pepper is a long, confusing experience of "wtf... ? wtf... ?" for each sip of the bottle.
    zegh8578
    But I'm even more of a sucker for pencil and paper. I'm a bit of a troglodyte concerning advanced art programs.
    zegh8578
    I'm a sucker for pixel/line-art in ms paint. With some patience, you can make cool looking stuff. All my digital art is ms paint
    zegh8578
    U haz been banned! D:
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    Risewild
    Risewild
    Haz is awesome if you're making fun of the kids who actually use it... Like I did in my signature.
    Now the important thing, who, when and where? About the been banned.
    zegh8578
    zegh8578
    Jeez, you guys... nobody has been banned -.- it was a joke. And "haz" was used in jest, to go along with the joke.
    Risewild
    Risewild
    Sorry for spoiling the joke then... :P
    zegh8578
    The world ends all the time!
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    zegh8578
    In a philosophical sense, the entire universe disappears from all observation each time an observer is removed from it (by death, the termination of all observation)
    Erich van Loon
    Erich van Loon
    IT'S THE END OF THE WORLD AS WE KNOW IT, AND I FEEL FINE.
    zegh8578
    Heh, some DeviantArt accounts dedicate themselves entirely to plagiarism. Some (or many) of them are kids though, being all inspired...
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    zegh8578
    Nope. Old days. They cut that shit with scissors, and nobody knows where they put the strip remains... Happened to a few movies
    Big No
    Big No
    I'm sad since I admit I contributed to some of that nonsense. It was all just because I felt like it though, not to impress anyone.
    zegh8578
    zegh8578
    I did it too. We've all been kids, looking up to someone, and trying to emulate them, to learn and get better. I *am* quite forgiving to this attitude - if they are kids, as I imply above.
    zegh8578
    Another dinosaur problem: Google rarely believes me, with obscure names, and forcibly changes my search to, say, "Tyrannosaurus rex" instead
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    Google all "well, it HAS -saurus in the name, you should be happy!"
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    One time I added minus, like "-Tyrannosaurus", to see what would happen. Google kept refusing to believe me, and kept forcing changed searches ELEVEN times before believing me. Eleven!!!
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    zegh8578
    That is, eleven different dinosaur-name suggestions in a row, that I kept adding to the minus-list
    zegh8578
    Mexico, overtakes China as giving dinosaurs the most annoying and unpronouncable names. Huehuecanauhtlus wtf!?
    zegh8578
    I just realized that dogs "cry of joy", they might often whimper when over-excited and happy (such as when seeing someone they've missed)
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    These are the same criteria where humans "cry of joy". Since humans are animals, and our crying are mechanical emotional reactions, it's not unthinkable that it is the exact same mechanic that makes us cry/whimper when happy
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    I now wonder if there are other animals, that "confuse" positive and negative expression, when over-excited. I know cats can purr to calm themselves down, when hurt or scared, but that's the other way around from joy-crying
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    Actually, the stress-purring could be similar to human stress-yawning (which is observed, I believe, in dogs as well). In fact, air port security are trained to spot stress-yawns, as they might indicate drug smuggling.
    zegh8578
    Whte wagtails. Ever since I was a kid, and to this day (litterally) I've observed how unafraid they are. They're never scared of people
    zegh8578
    If this was the 90s, we'd just lie about it: OH FOR SURE, the deathjaw, you can find it right behind Toxic Caves! You just go around back!
    Earth
    Earth
    Heh, good point.
    zegh8578
    FVD13, you are faced with a problem then. Throw the game out the window, if it's bugged (it isn't) or look harder for the Master
    zegh8578
    Man, dinosaurs
    R.Graves
    R.Graves
    What about 'em?
    zegh8578
    zegh8578
    They're a long time passion. Too much to get into full-time, but every now and then I catch up with the data, old and new. It's a lot!
    zegh8578
    A good final boss should make you question wether you truly are ready to face him, your whole way there!
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    Earth
    Earth
    There seems to be almost an art to making a "good" boss battle. There are so few out there that really compliment the gameplay.

    If a game has a "corridor" style buildup, as you say, where you're bricking it thinking oh god, what if I've fucked myself? that's probably a good sign. I recall Shadow of the Colossus did that with the final boss.

    And of course, Fallout did it with the Master.
    Black Angel
    Black Angel
    Gwyn, Lord of Cinder. Gehrman, the First Hunter.
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    Black Angel what about the SOC from DS3?
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