They also act like the show doesn’t explore the dynamic at all, and that somehow it’s not legitimate to say the manga has answers the show doesn’t have when the manga is several arcs ahead of the anime. This person just wants to accuse people of being Nazis.
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That also wasn’t the answer they received on stack exchange. The anime is also still being adapted, and the manga isn’t even finished.
Wow the only thing true in this post is that you asked a question on stack exchange
no worse than an intern
Why would I voluntarily subject myself to constantly working with a virtual intern. The only reason to work with someone of that level is because they grow into someone more useful
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•If you had to replace the floppy disk save symbol in software with a new symbol for saving what would you choose and why?
6·6 days agoFloppy disk save symbol
You mean the vending machine?
Feydto
Horror Games@piefed.world•There's more to Horses than the Steam ban: The controversial horror game is a great example of how games can effectively borrow from film, and how they can also stumble
2·7 days agoYeah took the wind out of your sails finding out your outrage was based on poor reading comprehension didn’t it. No apology for me?
Feydto
Horror Games@piefed.world•There's more to Horses than the Steam ban: The controversial horror game is a great example of how games can effectively borrow from film, and how they can also stumble
3·7 days agoYou’re actually just wrong. The naked person in that scene was the horse/human. Never the not being treated as a horse person.
Feydto
Horror Games@piefed.world•There's more to Horses than the Steam ban: The controversial horror game is a great example of how games can effectively borrow from film, and how they can also stumble
3·7 days agoThere was nothing anywhere that said there were naked children in the game.
Feydto
Horror Games@piefed.world•There's more to Horses than the Steam ban: The controversial horror game is a great example of how games can effectively borrow from film, and how they can also stumble
51·7 days agoIt’s not puritan to not want children in a sexualized or naked setting
No, but it’s Puritan to take something that isn’t and assert that it is.
And it’s fucking crappy as shit seeing you defend it so vehemently.
And like every other puritan you accuse and insult reasonable people who don’t want Puritans to misrepresent media and decide what everyone else gets to consume.
Feydto
LinkedinLunatics@sh.itjust.works•You must answer my random call to be considered!
181·7 days agothey are in fact expecting an unknown number to call them because they’ve applied for a job
I don’t know why you think this is the case. It is not normal for professional jobs to call without scheduling and not leave a voicemail. It is in fact completely unprofessional.
You really probably aren’t doing anything so important
You literally have no way of knowing this. There are tons of scenarios where it is reasonable for someone not to answer their phone even of they are expecting a call.
- There are jobs where people are straight up not allowed to keep their phone on them.
- If you are working customer service and in the middle of a customer interaction (which is a very common job for people trying to get internships in their chosen field)
- Taking an exam at school, working in something like a chemistry lab at school where you can’t interrupt the task, etc
- In the shower, on the toilet, changing a diaper, or any other myriad reasons to be temporarily indisposed.
Like it’s really not hard a concept. Why defend this power tripping weirdo who refuses to follow social norms
Feydto
Horror Games@piefed.world•There's more to Horses than the Steam ban: The controversial horror game is a great example of how games can effectively borrow from film, and how they can also stumble
61·7 days agoYou keep repeating that you know what was in the build that was rejected and that it was definitely sexual and involving a child. Maybe it was, maybe it wasn’t. Valve hasn’t said publicly what the content was and we have no way of knowing.
The scene that we do know about from the speculation from the developer, at least as described, was not sexual in nature.
I’m not defending child sexual material. I’m saying that what was described was not child sexual material. It obviously isn’t unless you’re some weirdo Puritan on a crusade.
Anyway, this is my last reply to you. I can’t make this any more clear and you’re obviously more interested in a witch hunt than the truth anyway.
Feydto
LinkedinLunatics@sh.itjust.works•You must answer my random call to be considered!
301·7 days agoIn actually professional interview settings, phone calls are scheduled in advance via email. Additionally, while it is ok but kind of weird for the person to call unscheduled, it is
- Weird and unprofessional to not leave a voicemail
- Completely out of touch to expect people to answer unknown numbers when they’re not expecting some weirdo to call without scheduling when the norm is to schedule
- Completely out of touch to assume they have nothing going on and can even answer the phone the 2 random points in time you decide to call
Feydto
Horror Games@piefed.world•There's more to Horses than the Steam ban: The controversial horror game is a great example of how games can effectively borrow from film, and how they can also stumble
51·7 days agoAnd now you edit the post saying you blocked me hahaha
you’re willing ignorant of context.
This is rich since you’re the one willfully ignoring context.
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The content they described was not sexual content. The entire point of the game is to be unnerving by having a set up where you are transparently treating humans the same way and as if they were horses. You can screech all day that it’s a “fetish farm”, but that really says more about you than it does about the game.
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We don’t even know what the offending content was. Steam hasn’t publicly said and the scenario we’re discussing (where a girl and parent treated a horse man exactly like a horse would be treated in real life, which is NOT sexual no matter how much you want it to be) is the supposed best guess of the developer.
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Horror Games@piefed.world•There's more to Horses than the Steam ban: The controversial horror game is a great example of how games can effectively borrow from film, and how they can also stumble
71·7 days agoLOL weren’t you supposed to block me?
Feydto
Horror Games@piefed.world•There's more to Horses than the Steam ban: The controversial horror game is a great example of how games can effectively borrow from film, and how they can also stumble
91·7 days agoDo I believe that a studio that has existed for a while that makes weird games made a weird games and not a fetish game for pedophiles? Yes that seems pretty plausible.
Feydto
Horror Games@piefed.world•There's more to Horses than the Steam ban: The controversial horror game is a great example of how games can effectively borrow from film, and how they can also stumble
92·7 days agoI have nothing left but the biggest eye roll for you my friend
Feydto
Horror Games@piefed.world•There's more to Horses than the Steam ban: The controversial horror game is a great example of how games can effectively borrow from film, and how they can also stumble
133·7 days agosigh the game is treating humans as if they’re real horses to make a point/be creepy. You can fuck right off with this moral panic accusing everyone of being pedophiles bullshit
Feydto
Horror Games@piefed.world•There's more to Horses than the Steam ban: The controversial horror game is a great example of how games can effectively borrow from film, and how they can also stumble
113·7 days agoThat doesn’t sound remotely like sexual material.


I wouldn’t say they’re evil. It’s basically like thinking you can be friends with a tiger. They’re on a completely alien ethical framework to humans. Killing humans is the natural thing to do, so of course they do it.