El grito se oye en todo el mundo. ¡Viva México!

They have Rule of Rose?? That’s a crazy rare find. It costs hundreds of dollars to buy the physical game on eBay and some people are even selling it for over a thousand.

You’ve never had coffee before? Is it because you’re Mormon or have you just never been interested?

The caffeine has never had a noticeable effect on me so I can’t relate to the people that drink it for an energy boost. But the flavor is nice. I like café de olla the most because of the taste of cane sugar.

Yeah there’s some massive double standards when it comes to judeophobia vs literally any other kind of bigotry. For libs, I get it, since they can’t tell up from down anyway. But among commies, the royal treatment is baffling.

Like, sure, not all Zionists are Jews and many of its most ardent supporters are Christians, but it’s also true that Jews are Zionists, almost universally so. It feels like people are ignoring the latter by constantly emphasizing the former. We should take this seriously and put blame where blame is due because Jews are supporting Zionism materially via fundraisers, stolen land sales, and outright colonization. The lionizing of judeophobia as some sort of transcendental, eternal law of nature only serves Israel.

If Jews are racist, it’s because the poll was rigged. If Jews are criminal, it’s due to targeted misreporting. If Jews commit genocide, it’s because they were tricked into doing it. It’s ridiculous and I can’t think of a single other demographic that gets treated with kid gloves like this.

That guy’s channel is quality over quantity so check out his other uploads if you liked this one because they’re all really good. But it takes him months to make new videos so in case you exhaust the backlog, here’s one from different channel that I like.

https://youtu.be/9hHkQy-RrmU

The narration is relaxed but the game itself is creepy. I’ve fallen asleep to this one many times by now.

https://youtu.be/TMrL8nKJGQw

“Estoy con hambre” is a valid way to say that you’re hungry in Spanish too btw. It’s an unusual way to phrase it but it’s totally fine.

Come to think of it, it’s interesting that in English you say that you ARE hungry whereas in Spanish you say that you HAVE hunger. I guess hungriness is an innate characteristic for gringos but merely a status effect for hispanics.

That’s true. I guess only the vanishingly small demographic of people that like RPGs but haven’t heard of undertale can still experience it as intended. At least everyone can still enjoy the charming characters and catchy music regardless.

Yeah you did well to avoid story spoilers but you did get spoiled on game’s premise, which is arguably more important, so now you pretty much are playing it wrong. Undertale is best when it’s subverting your expectations but it falls flat if you don’t have those expectations in the first place. But to be fair, this is a kickstarter indie game from a creator previously best known for making music and who had only developed an earthbound ROM hack up until then. By all means, undertale should’ve been a niche game and it’s weird that it blew up as much as it did. I don’t fault the developer for designing his game with the assumption that people will treat it the same as the billion other indie RPGs.

Like with that boss you mentioned, she’s designed to be challenging for a player with good gear and a high LV. Then you beat the game and are told to replay it without fighting. Then during a second playthrough, you remember this boss when you reach the point where you can buy her key item. Then you’re relieved that you don’t have to fight her again, but without your gear and stats.

I feel confident in saying that you’re not meant to know in advance that this boss is optional because you’re not supposed to know at first that fighting as a whole is optional. The key item is better understood as a mercy for repeat playthroughs than a secret requirement.

This video is tangential, but I think you’d be interested. It covers what RPGs is like from someone with nearly no gaming experience at all. The player didn’t resonate with undertale either because she didn’t recognize the tropes that it subverts so it just came off as boring and irritating.

https://youtu.be/YBRTg74ZhLU

In case you didn’t know, the true pacifist ending isn’t available on your first playthrough anyway. You must complete at minimum one neutral ending first.

Undertale became massively popular so now everyone knows everything about it, but the game is designed for players to come into it blind & with the expectation that it’ll be a normal JRPG. You’re meant to kill monsters, be surprised that they stay dead, finish the game to learn why, and then be told to avoid combat as a new game+ challenge run. You’re not supposed to know the gimmick beforehand and start the game with the challenge run.

There’s something to be said about how subversive things lose their appeal when they become so popular that they lose their subversiveness. But yeah, go do some grinding because you’re probably level 1 and have garbage equipment.

Fair enough. It’s good enough for me in English but in Spanish I have to manually correct every other word. I’ve never found a keyboard that’s any good at predicting all the subtle conjugations.

Are you typing with a keyboard that supports gliding? It’s basically impossible to make a typo when your keyboard only prints out proper words.

Idk how it’s like from the opposite perspective, but as a native Spanish speaker, I can understand Portuguese at like 70% if the person speaks slowly. Sometimes it even sounds more like a dialect than a different language.

When the credits of a movie roll, I like to read through the names to see if any of them are interesting or funny. In the Puss and Boots sequel there’s someone named Celambarasan. Can any Indian comrades tell me how that’s pronounced? Because if it’s what it think it is then that’s freaking craaaazy hahaha

I ask because if that’s a soft C, then it sounds exactly like “Se la embarazan” which means “They impregnate her”

No but now that you mention it, it totally should have. He could’ve been a Scrafty that uses Follow Me or maybe Taunt lol

I’m busting a gut laughing at this recreation of the Charlie Kirk shooting in Pokemon Showdown. It’s so packed with details that you gotta pause every second to notice everything. I just about died when Erika Kirk used Water Spout lmfao this is a generational shitpost

https://youtu.be/4LQIuvh0UNg

It’s so annoying when people write (no pun intended). It’s one thing to say it out loud after accidentally making a spur of the moment joke, but there’s no reason for this to exist in print. If you really didn’t want to make a joke then rephrase the sentence.

Ya lo sé y escribí «estadounidense» en el cuerpo de la publicación para especificar. Pero ese término no se toma en serio en inglés entonces no lo puse en el título porque el video sí lo es. Estoy de acuerdo en que el nombre aplica a todo el hemisferio.

Having been through university proves you respect deadlines and can follow orders competently, especially if they’re complicated, poorly expressed, or totally arbitrary. Degrees are super common nowadays so if you’re an employer, you’re gonna want the candidate that has proof of being at least somewhat intelligent and obedient over a candidate that doesn’t, all else equal.

I’ve always had the hunch that it’s just an internet thing. I’ve never not once heard anyone say that in person, ever. It’s just a slogan that netizens say to remind each other to not go crazy online, because you know how social media can get sometimes.