BIZARREMONKEY'S PROFILE

There's always one of my games, but I'm tooting my horn like a shitlord so I'll refrain from commenting on that notion further and let you guys mull it over.

author=LightningLord2
Warning: Ignorant doofus inbound.

You remind me of myself over in the Cheekbones thread. :P

I'm happy for you to choose not to get invested in these matters, as they are depressing and it sucks when you learn how filth industries are.

Not gonna bring you down to my level, be hella lame of me to force you into my suffering, just keep the shitposting to a minimum if you could.

Grinding in the harvest Moon style, I could do for hours-- have, done for hours, with no regrets.

Just make it addictive in some way and you've got me grinding gillions. I think grinding being a necessity unless it's a game thats based around that is bad. Like in Harvest Moon it works because it isn't the sort of game with a large overarching plot. All the plot elements are pretty static.

I'll do a more in-depth think and thesis on this later, I've got school tomorrow so I don't have time to get into this.

How old do you fucks even think I am?

Well here's one, not sure if it's early enough but I'd say it is.

Okay it's too early! 1909 geez!

Welp that's whatchu get!

author=Corfaisus
Being subject to copyright laws like the rest of us? You've got to let the entitlement go and just work your creative muscles enough to come up with some original content.

I might have been on your side if you actually realized how outlandish and stupid copyright laws are now regarding creative content in the U.S.

Blowing dust out of an NES cartridge, welp, that's a violation of copyright!

Also may i add that if enforced copyright laws would leave us with very little original work because people borrow from others all the time. Also silencing fan art is dumb. You're pretty much agreeing that a six year old who drew art of Goku should get over entitlement and face a prison sentence.

Maybe before posting you'd like to do some research on the subject so I don't have to call you out for saying something stupid.

As for the TPP, I'm not worried on the copyright content part even if it passes, because it's the sort of thing that would be impossible to enforce, and detrimental to society to even try. What worries me about it is that coal, gas and oil companies won't need to get permission from governments who would usually be involved in such decisions, meaning that if it passes we've come a step closer to screwing up our climate irreversibly.

I don't trust Oil giants and people like Gina Rinehart (who may I add, has pushed for North Western Australia to be NUCLEAR BOMBED to make mining easier.) to handle the future of our climate.

The law hasn't passed yet, and it's up to us to make sure it doesn't.