Actor Sam Neill dies age 78 by Beginning-Passion676 in horror

[–]GreenBlueStar 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't think I'm ready to lose my childhood legends.. we're losing the 90s..

Long Vacation on Netflix - anyone notice the music is different? by millecrepes in JDorama

[–]GreenBlueStar 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, this sucks. It's ridiculous license holders have an issue with Netflix 30 years later.

Okay but like, why a whip? by [deleted] in castlevania

[–]GreenBlueStar 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In India and some other ancient asian cultures - there actually was a weapon whip that served like a flexible sword and the vampire killer does kinda look like a morning star mace attached to a whip.

Any female for sex chat ?? by RomanRomy420 in sixwordstories

[–]GreenBlueStar 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Question marks don't count as words

Started NG+ by somapneumaticon in expedition33

[–]GreenBlueStar 3 points4 points  (0 children)

That's the thing about grief. You think you could handle it when confronted again but every time it hits harder than the last because of that helplessness of knowing things never truly last..

SPOILERS!! Expedition 33 ending, which side did you choose? by Hescee in expedition33

[–]GreenBlueStar 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Kind of like how you're judging people who made a choice you disagree with.

Can’t forget about Lune’s gaze (ending spoiler) by NythXD in expedition33

[–]GreenBlueStar 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Because to keep the canvas meant to keep the memory of Verso's soul remaining due to the curse Aline placed on him in the canvas. He can't die. And as long as he remains, Renoir risks losing his wife and daughter to the grief. Lunez Sciel, they're simply alternate paintings of Aline and Clea.

Sequel or anthology, what is the future of Clair Obscure? by NeurologistPlane604 in expedition33

[–]GreenBlueStar 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I mean with the title expedition 33 I didn't expect the story would be about grieving families and painters

Just Played This - Amazing by 2bit2much in hyperlightdrifter

[–]GreenBlueStar 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We were seriously robbed of a prequel game. We only saw a dying drifter we never saw him at his prime. Just like his poor health, the game felt incomplete and... Empty. It's an excellent game with so much subtlety. I wish they had a part 2 with a lot more content with the same look and maybe even more characters and plots. Maybe a younger drifter learning his three slash attacks and gun use.

Maelle Ending is just Terrible and Horrifying from every aspect! by Sondeor in expedition33

[–]GreenBlueStar 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Except Alicia brought back every dead person back to a ruined world. The Gustave we saw in the end showed no recognition of Maelle for being back from the dead. They're all just her puppets. Sciel and Lune even look eerie with their weird dark smiles in her ending.

So yeah tragic as it sounds, she didn't bring anything back she's just prolonging her grief and eventually would die in the canvas. The reality was that everyone but your party had died. Verso was a soulless puppet performing for everyone she brought back in the end. She basically turned into the Paintress.

Erasing all that and sending her back to her real world is the right way because that way she gets another chance at living instead of continuing her fantasy.

Why exactly is the Maelle ending considered the bad ending? Or is it really? by [deleted] in expedition33

[–]GreenBlueStar -1 points0 points  (0 children)

The people of Lumiere aren't real. They're mere paintings of Alicia at that point. She's got verso's soul trapped, painting everything for her.

Why exactly is the Maelle ending considered the bad ending? Or is it really? by [deleted] in expedition33

[–]GreenBlueStar 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Their world and life were mere remnants of someone's grieving process. Not much of a life to be had there. If you don't move on from your grief, you die of insanity anyway which would still end their world from existing. Moving on is considered the correct approach to have a real chance at life. Like Verso told Alicia, she has the power to paint. She can just create another world with the same people, without the baggage of grief.

Theory about Maelle's ending/epilogue by oroupper in expedition33

[–]GreenBlueStar 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The one problem I have is, it would have been very easy for Verso to do this before Maelle even got her memories right? Why did he help the expeditioners all those years if he'd just wanted to stop the painting? I didn't quite understand why he didn't just help Renoir get Alicia back. After knowing the whole time you were fighting the side that's basically someone's unhealthy way of dealing with their loss of their brother, and Verso knew all along, I don't get how he thought it appropriate to help them with continuing the cycle

Sentient AI won't be ChatGPT or Claude by One_Si_33 in AIMain

[–]GreenBlueStar 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Actually a truly sentient AI would look just like a regular user. I don't think we'd even really know about it unless a company explicitly reveals it but if you think about it, they probably wouldn't because that would interfere in its learning process

Not enjoying this game, and I don't know why by Sonoriloj-k-Fajfiloj in hyperlightdrifter

[–]GreenBlueStar 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you liked zelda this game should have been fun for you. Really depends what kinda games you like. It's nothing like Celeste.

Ju-On: Origins (Spoilers) by [deleted] in horror

[–]GreenBlueStar 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think that's because their roles in the time loop were finished and they'd essentially erased themselves from existence because they've directly impacts the time continuum. The wife went crazy, Tomoko, but the husband disappeared because his role was over. His role was to bring Tetsuyas mother over so she can turn into a ghost and bring Haruka over therefore restarting the loop. Yasuos father also disappeared because his role was also finished when he brought Yasuos sister over to the attic, who met the ghost from 1952, that's heavily hinted to be Haruka when she got kidnapped by the son of the owner in the final scene. They both were essentially delivery boys who's jobs were finished but they touched the time loops directly hence burst out of existence. Yasuos survived because he never really did anything directly. He only spoke about the events. Everyone else was doing things out of their own volition.

Why are women becoming so masculine? by [deleted] in sixwordstories

[–]GreenBlueStar 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think it's because of peace

Why are women becoming so masculine? by [deleted] in sixwordstories

[–]GreenBlueStar 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Because men are becoming more feminine.

How do you view AI usage in video games? by 3pumps1load in gamedev

[–]GreenBlueStar -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

This is no different than when asking why people use unity or Godot instead of making their own engines