MIRAK'S PROFILE

I think the person in that image was referring to the squids found in splatoon.
I haven't played splatoon or watched any gameplay videos of it so i don't know, but from what i do know of the game i'm sure squids like the ones in the game aren't real.

Taken out of context though...

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FLEX (don't fuck with Gorsia)

UGH THAT GAME.
That gameeeeeee.
Ugh.

I never got the point of skifree, or of any of those games that you can't win.
Didn't stop me from downloading and playing it, but i found it as pointless as i found it fun.

Before i knew about steam, pirating was my only way of being able to play most games since i don't live in a place that has good imports, so the only games i could buy were the mainstream of the mainstreamest and those games bored me lots.

My prized possession in this regard is my folder with all existing snes roms (10- GB + hacks), i've had it since i was like 16 and i still haven't played all games. I don't think i ever will since there's so many in japanese and french.

I think what you guys have said about when to pirate is quite fine. However i can't say i follow it the same way. Like, i don't have any qualms with pirating something new that was made by an indie dev when the alternative of not getting that game means you have to dodge spoilers for it everywhere you go for a couple of months. I was this close of pirating undertale because i really wanted to play it without spoilers but the more time passed, the harder it became for me not to cross internet conversations with the words "pacifist" and "genocide" and as the spoilers began flowing i started feeling quite desperate that i wouldn't be able to enjoy the same experience everyone was having since people wouldn't shut the fuck up about the game's secrets. I didn't pirate it in the end because i fortunately received a commission and could afford it, but the feeling was still there.

Half of my steam library is made of games i had already beaten when i pirated them but that i bought on steam when i had the money to do that.

I'd be lying if i said i ever heard a single David Bowie song and i first ever heard of Alan Rickman thanks to the harry potter movies. And his appearance in Love actually. I felt way more sad when Sir Christopher Lee died.

Rest in peace nonetheless. Cancer is truly a horrible thing.

I love deviantart drama, which is why i frequent the complaints forum.
Many years ago there was a club (before groups were a thing) called "the butthurt brigade" and it was bread and circus (or however you say this in english) for many years. It's a bit of a shame they don't allow these groups anymore.