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[Shadowlord]

Also, my councilor has decided my depression is "major" and trauma related, not just a chemical imbalance. I don't know how to process that really.

Was there a trauma?

[BlackFlyme]

Animation exam was to take a little ball with a tail and create a simple jump loop in three hours. It was supposed to be a squirrel anyways, but it's just a ball with a couple of bones coming out of its butt.

We were given only 18 frames to do it in. Hard to make a nice bounce loop in only 18 frames, I think. Hope I didn't overdo it with the squash and stretch. Tail looked nice though, I think.

You probably did great, judging by the other stuff I've seen you make!

Thanks. 18 frames still felt way too quick for me.

The teacher is a bit of a harsh marker as well, but I'm in no threat of failing.

[My Name is Immaterial]

I just finished Spec Ops: The Line.
Phew.
I... wow. That was a hell of a game.
Just needed to get this out there, somewhere. Figured this was the best place for it.

[Avis-Mergulus]

This too! ._.;

Mine involves physical violence and bedding-based emergency bandages.

Sensible and down-to-earth. Mine involves keeping an eye on the march of progress so that I'm first in line when it finally becomes feasible to outfit myself with a high-yield self-destruct device. MAD, yo.

I have a house full of dogs that bark really loud if literally anything (besides deer) can be heard that's slightly out of the ordinary.

Apparently deer aren't interesting anymore. They can eat all our saplings and loose hay and frollick with the horses and not a single fuck is given.

So if a deer starts eating your organs, your dogs aren't going to give a shit?

[TempAcc]

That means there's only one sensible thing to do, which is to eat the deer's organs before it eats yours.

[TD1]

This too! ._.;

Mine involves physical violence and bedding-based emergency bandages.

Sensible and down-to-earth. Mine involves keeping an eye on the march of progress so that I'm first in line when it finally becomes feasible to outfit myself with a high-yield self-destruct device. MAD, yo.

I have a house full of dogs that bark really loud if literally anything (besides deer) can be heard that's slightly out of the ordinary.

Apparently deer aren't interesting anymore. They can eat all our saplings and loose hay and frollick with the horses and not a single fuck is given.

So if a deer starts eating your organs, your dogs aren't going to give a shit?

Of course they won't. It's the deer digesting, not the dogs.

[Kot]

Meanwhile in Polan.
Bagiński is fucking gr8, albeit the script and the whole story is a bit too... primitive and crude for my liking... but hey, it's so low budget that I'm suprised how far it's getting.
Note that it's basically training before the Witcher movie for Bagiński.

[Lord Shonus]

What precisely is that?

[My Name is Immaterial]

I just finished Spec Ops: The Line.
Phew.
I... wow. That was a hell of a game.
Just needed to get this out there, somewhere. Figured this was the best place for it.

I wish I'd bought it before being told about it.

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Apparently it's VERY good at making you go 'Oh God, I'M the bad guy!'

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 That's an understatement. I had to stop and uninstall it after *a mission where you  could either fight against overwhelming odds, or use white phosphorus. I had to stop before I got to the end of that mission, because the game makes you walk through the carnage. It's.... hard to play through, because you have to face the fact the results of your choices.*

But if you haven't played it, you should. It's really moving. And it makes the choices you make really impactful.

[Flying Dice]

I just finished Spec Ops: The Line.
Phew.
I... wow. That was a hell of a game.
Just needed to get this out there, somewhere. Figured this was the best place for it.

I wish I'd bought it before being told about it.

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

Apparently it's VERY good at making you go 'Oh God, I'M the bad guy!'

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

 That's an understatement. I had to stop and uninstall it after *a mission where you  could either fight against overwhelming odds, or use white phosphorus. I had to stop before I got to the end of that mission, because the game makes you walk through the carnage. It's.... hard to play through, because you have to face the fact the results of your choices.*

But if you haven't played it, you should. It's really moving. And it makes the choices you make really impactful.

Don't forget that in the latter part you find out that

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most of the heat signatures were civilians hiding from the battle, not enemy soldiers.

[spümpkin]

A guy called my parents, who are on holiday???

Asking for me?

That means he probably called my old home phone, which redirects to my mums phone. I don't know where he got it from, and he wouldn't say anything to my parents, but they're worried, and I'm kinda worried too. I'm worried about both the guy, and what my parents will do to me when they get home, because this is a situation where they'd make sure to somehow blame my use of the internet and debilitate it in some way.

[overseer05-15]

A guy called my parents, who are on holiday???

Asking for me?

That means he probably called my old home phone, which redirects to my mums phone. I don't know where he got it from, and he wouldn't say anything to my parents, but they're worried, and I'm kinda worried too. I'm worried about both the guy, and what my parents will do to me when they get home, because this is a situation where they'd make sure to somehow blame my use of the internet and debilitate it in some way.

Hoo boy. That is one heck of a vinegar cucumber.

[Kot]

I just realized that in ArmA, the Crossroads, your usual commander that tells you to do shit is... David Armstrong, the lowly private guy that's your main character in first goddamn Operation Flashpoint. ArmA has overarching plot, who would have guessed.

[Harry Baldman]

I had a sudden moment of jamais vu as I was looking through the It's Like Dark Souls tweets, where for the first time I looked at the phrase "Dark Souls" and took in the individual words, then formed the phrase anew in my mind as I pondered on its meaning. Somewhere along the way it occurred to me that Dead Souls is also technically following the same naming convention, which amplified the weirdness.

[milo christiansen]

A guy called my parents, who are on holiday???

Asking for me?

That means he probably called my old home phone, which redirects to my mums phone. I don't know where he got it from, and he wouldn't say anything to my parents, but they're worried, and I'm kinda worried too. I'm worried about both the guy, and what my parents will do to me when they get home, because this is a situation where they'd make sure to somehow blame my use of the internet and debilitate it in some way.

I had something similar occur a little while ago. It turned out to be some guy from a trade school I had (very briefly) considered taking classes at.