[ SECRET POST #2978 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2978 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Fictional character comparisons

[dethtoll]

I'm glad you like my recommendations. You're right, I'm pretty passionate about stuff (or you might say I have loud opinions) and I often want others to share in my joy in the stuff I like.

(Thanks for this post, btw, makes me feel better <3)

Re: Fictional character comparisons

[(Anonymous)]

You're welcome. I really like you and you don't deserve the shit you get. And I'm pretty sure I'm not the only one who likes your recommendations.

(I don't know if you remember me, but you told me to try Vampire Masquerade Bloodlines because I liked Deus Ex. I did enjoy it and am still playing it.)

Re: Fictional character comparisons

[dethtoll]

I do remember! You may also want to give Wolfenstein (the 2009 one, not the new one or the older ones) a try, as it follows a rather DX style mode of play (more action oriented of course)

It's difficult to find now because it's not on Steam for some reason, but it's better than reviews might have you believe.

Re: Fictional character comparisons

[(Anonymous)]

Thanks for the rec. I will probably buy it if I can find it second-hand.

Stupid question but is there head-bobbing? I have motion sickness (usually triggered by FPS).

Re: Fictional character comparisons

[dethtoll]

I... don't remember. But it's an idtech4 game, you may be able to turn it off in the console.

Re: Fictional character comparisons

[(Anonymous)]

I'll check on the internet. Thanks for answering anyway. (There's a lot of gamers who like to mock people who can't play FPS because of motion sickness. Especially if they're women.)

Re: Fictional character comparisons

[dethtoll]

Oh, fuck that and fuck people who do that. Honestly I don't really like headbobbing at all myself, it's distracting.

(Oddly enough, I like playing the Wipeout racing games 'cuz I get this massive sense of vertigo that makes my balls recede into my lungs...)

Re: Fictional character comparisons

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, that's why I like you. My own brother is always saying motion sickness is made up by people who are not hardcore enough to play games the way they were intended to be played. And he's 24 and training to be a doctor.

(Yeah, that's precisely why I like roller coasters.)

Re: Fictional character comparisons

[dethtoll]

I hate hate hate people like that. The "hardcore" thing in gaming is literally the stupidest fucking white boy shit this side of comic book wank.

Re: Fictional character comparisons

[(Anonymous)]

different different anon

I'm not very much into videogames atm, but the videogames I want to try next are the ones you recommend.

You have strong opinions and stand by them, and I can see why some people might be turned off by that, but personally I don't mind, even when you say things I don't necessarily agree with.

tl;dr: You're a pretty all right guy, I'm glad you're around. c:

Re: Fictional character comparisons

[(Anonymous)]

same "different different anon"

Typing this before I lose my nerve:

What I really like about you is that you look at communities doing nasty things (sexism, prejudice, exclusion, etc.) and you don't stay quiet. You denounce them for what they are. You point at them and say "this is not okay".

You are a good person who wishes to share what you like with others, AND who wants to see the communities built around those things become better places for everyone, and I think you don't get enough recognition for that.