Message from @da britian

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2018-09-18 01:29:43 UTC  

I've done both

2018-09-18 01:30:25 UTC  

Have you played System Shock or System Shock 2?

2018-09-18 01:30:49 UTC  

I bounced off of SS2. I played SS a couple years back and it's great

2018-09-18 01:31:28 UTC  

You bounced off of SS2?

2018-09-18 01:32:07 UTC  

Yeah. It's quite slow and I wasn't getting into the narrative or setting enough to make up for that

2018-09-18 01:32:47 UTC  

There's a lot of extra shit that slows down the game more, and your spec means large chunks of gameplay are just locked off in a way that doesn't feel terribly necessary, at least near the start

2018-09-18 01:34:02 UTC  

SS can be pretty obtuse, but at least the core gameplay mechanics respect your time

2018-09-18 01:34:36 UTC  

Also why I didn't care about the reboot, fwiw

2018-09-18 01:35:32 UTC  

I don't remember a time limit in System Shock 2 but I played it a while a ago.

2018-09-18 01:36:59 UTC  

Not a time limit, there's just a lot of bloat

2018-09-18 01:38:05 UTC  

Like SS1 has a lot of features, but none of them are "stay here and balance all these vats of chemicals" or "you didn't level up guns enough so fuck this loot". They're all part of the core thing you're doing as you progress

2018-09-18 01:38:18 UTC  

Which is shooting shit and fixing shit

2018-09-18 01:38:41 UTC  

Or selectively breaking shit at least

2018-09-18 02:05:27 UTC  

looks like The Verge deleted that awful PC building vid

2018-09-18 02:06:16 UTC  

only after they got those sweet CapitalOne shekels i'm sure

2018-09-18 02:13:04 UTC  

the guy also deleted the tweets deriding the critics

2018-09-18 02:17:10 UTC  

Maybe those critics sent messages to Capital One and let them know how those they sponsored were acting and how that behavior clearly reflected the values of Capital One as a company.

2018-09-18 02:21:18 UTC  

lol they removed the video

2018-09-18 02:21:32 UTC  

Some old horror comics, a genre wiped out in comics by *Comics Code Authority*
These stories were printed in the fifties, & they are still surprisingly gruesome.

2018-09-18 02:22:24 UTC  

arent those the ones that created the creepy pasta genre of movies?

2018-09-18 02:23:26 UTC  

I am not sure what that means...

2018-09-18 02:23:44 UTC  

you never heard of the creepy pasta genre?

2018-09-18 02:24:12 UTC  

the begining of the slasher films?

2018-09-18 02:26:00 UTC  

Okay, slashers I have a better Idea of. My creepy pasta knowledge tallies some Slenderman stuff & that is.

2018-09-18 02:26:13 UTC  

nah

2018-09-18 02:26:14 UTC  

lol

2018-09-18 02:26:22 UTC  

well,that modern stuff

2018-09-18 02:26:31 UTC  

talking 60s early 70s

2018-09-18 02:26:53 UTC  

where they just went with urban legends and starting making slasher films

2018-09-18 02:28:39 UTC  

Does anyone have the link to the video where they swapped trump and clinton's lines?

2018-09-18 02:29:02 UTC  

Of the stories I have read so far, they feel more like more gruesome Twilight Zone episodes, but I can't speak for other horror comics of the era.

2018-09-18 02:30:09 UTC  

wow

2018-09-18 02:30:14 UTC  

they changed the meaning of creepypasta

2018-09-18 02:30:34 UTC  

it was a movie genre

2018-09-18 02:30:47 UTC  

i learned about it when i was working in blockbuster

2018-09-18 02:31:15 UTC  

guess kids now just know about slenderman

2018-09-18 02:31:25 UTC  

the most absurd monster ever

2018-09-18 02:34:38 UTC  

Slender man was kinda fine for what it was, which is to say a few creepy photo shops & shoddy videogames. But then a business tried turning it into a live-action movie...

2018-09-18 02:35:14 UTC  

there was a famous old cult film about canibals in the amazons