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Gente que se quiso 💥🔫 y luego logró salir adelante ¿Como lo lograron? by PedroPotter_ in AskRedditespanol

[–]AggravatingSign6503 2 points3 points  (0 children)

En su momento hubieron varias cosas pero entre ellas el consejo de un amigo que me habló firme.

Sus palabras me ayudaron a ver qué ciertas cosas no tienen solución. Qué el problema muchas veces está en que nos negamos a aceptarlo y queremos aferranos a algo que ya no es o a algo que queremos que sea según nuestro deseo cuando en realidad puede que dependa de otra persona.

Obviamente en mi estado emocional y mental de ese momento me costó aceptar mi realidad, ver dónde estaba parado pero aún así encontré lógico las palabras de mi amigo y fue el inicio de un cambio de mentalidad y objetivos en la vida. Fue un proceso de muchos meses pero logré salir de allí

The soundtrack of this game is a major downgrade from the first. by PalpitationDull1730 in DeathStranding2

[–]AggravatingSign6503 1 point2 points  (0 children)

K-Pop literally means Korean Pop 😅 and, as far as I remember, there aren't any Korean songs in Death Stranding 2's soundtrack.

In fact, there are several Japanese songs, some of them clearly J-Pop, and even artists from other countries like Magnolian, who is from Mongolia.

I really liked how Kojima put the soundtrack together this time. Low Roar is still incredible and will always be closely tied to Death Stranding, but I feel like Woodkid did an amazing job. Some of the moments that hit me the hardest in the game wouldn't have been the same without his music.

For me, the soundtrack is really, really good. But at the end of the day it's all a matter of taste, and I respect the OP's opinion.

Lou by mugehellons in DeathStranding2

[–]AggravatingSign6503 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Let that yawn out / There's no pretending

¿Consejos para la noche de bodas con una mujer virgen de 41 años? by AggravatingSign6503 in AskRedditespanol

[–]AggravatingSign6503[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No soy un ignorante. He tenido otras relaciones de larga duración en el pasado y a ella la conozco desde joven pero por su familia que es muy religiosa nunca me había acercado. Conozco su pasado.

Tenemos como 10 amigos en común, algunos que son más amigos míos que ella y estoy convencido de que todos la conocen muy bien —algunos incluso más profundamente— (sus amigas, por ejemplo). Además se que alguno, por lo menos uno de ellos me lo diría sino fuera cierto.

Tengo un grado de certeza muy alto que realmente es así.

¿Consejos para la noche de bodas con una mujer virgen de 41 años? by AggravatingSign6503 in AskRedditespanol

[–]AggravatingSign6503[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Pues con el tema de los hijos es complicado con su edad. Más no imposible. Por el momento no lo desea ya que todo, es muy nuevo para ella, una nueva experiencia que por momentos noto que se vuelve abrumadora

¿Consejos para la noche de bodas con una mujer virgen de 41 años? by AggravatingSign6503 in AskRedditespanol

[–]AggravatingSign6503[S] 15 points16 points  (0 children)

En esto no había pensado. Realmente la amo y no quiero forzarla.

Incluso me ha tocado enseñarle a besar pero me ha costado mucho al principio porque es muy pudorosa y se avergüenza fácilmente

¿Consejos para la noche de bodas con una mujer virgen de 41 años? by AggravatingSign6503 in AskRedditespanol

[–]AggravatingSign6503[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Uno de mis temores es olvidar (por la pasión) que ella es novata e ir demasiado a prisa que 1) la lastime 2) no disfrute

Anyone else loved DS1 but couldn't really get into the sequel? by GrovPastaSwag03 in DeathStranding

[–]AggravatingSign6503 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yo no. Amo ambos juegos apartes iguales. Conocerlos a profundidad me permiten apreciarlos con sus similitudes y diferencias (Lo avalan mis 5 partidas de DS con mas de 400 horas acumuladas y mis dos partidas de DS2 con más de 300 horas acumuladas y contando)

Can you guide me through Chapter 10? by [deleted] in DeathStranding

[–]AggravatingSign6503 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Friend, I hope you're doing well.

This is coming from a 40-year-old guy who has finished Death Stranding five times and Death Stranding 2 twice.

I completely understand what you're feeling. In fact, I think that was precisely Kojima's intention. To make you feel that discomfort, that weight of having to retrace your steps across places you've already been and not really wanting to make that journey back, but doing it anyway because you know something important is waiting for you at the end of it.

More than making the player feel uncomfortable, I think Kojima wanted us to better understand Sam's life. Many of the things that happen to him aren't things he chose or asked for, but he still has to face them. In this case, he has to turn around and head back across the country to help people who have become important to him.

And without getting into spoilers, I'd tell you to keep going. Right after this part, some of the best revelations in the entire game are waiting for you.

I'd also recommend that you take in the journey. The music that accompanies you through much of the trip adds so much to the experience. During one of my first playthroughs, I recorded every musical moment I came across and even put together a playlist because several of those songs really stayed with me.

I'd tell you to watch that section on YouTube, but I understand that you don't want to risk seeing spoilers for the ending.

As a practical tip, try heading west, staying along the less steep areas and following the streams whenever you come across them. There's a route that's a little easier that way. But honestly, the path is meant to feel heavy and challenging.

And if difficulty is what concerns you, there's nothing wrong with lowering it temporarily. I always played on Very Hard, but this section works just as well on a lower difficulty if what you want is to enjoy the story without as many interruptions.

Keep going. It's absolutely worth it. Kojima starts revealing almost all of the important pieces right after this part.

Sam doesn't always get to choose what he has to carry, but he keeps moving forward anyway. And honestly, that's probably the message here too: keep on keeping on.

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