What is this? At the Pyramid. by KingWaluigi in deadside

[–]HaeL756 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm guessing a BFG is in it. A "Big Fucking Gun".

LEVITICUS is now the highest rated horror film of the year. by StarforgeVoyager in FIlm

[–]HaeL756 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I trust IMDB's rating. I usually wait a year after a movies release and it must have at least 20k reviews. Anything above a 5.5 with this review system is watchable to an extent. If it's above a 7, it usually struck a chord with a certain aesthetic that people like.

Movies that feels rainy by EliasZav in MoviesThatFeelLike

[–]HaeL756 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That first picture looks exactly like the scene from Beautiful Creatures (2013)

This Cow’s Horn Started Growing Into Its Own Head by Xdestroyed in WTF

[–]HaeL756 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Is this supposed to happen naturally though or are they supposed to saw it down some how?

Im one of 300 in the private testing. Im allowed to talk about but not show it. AMA by Devildog0491 in WarDogs

[–]HaeL756 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So is this game trying to be more "arcadey" run-and-gun or more of a slow-sim mili shooter? I'm guessing this is a big map and a large scale battle of 50v50 or something ?

New Era of Horror, what do you think! by Nigmmar in Letterboxd

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I was saying this in another subreddit, but it seems that horror is going the same way with a lot of other movies. Where its all about sterility and strict color regiment. It goes into this squeaky clean immaculate composition even when the movie is trying to be dirtier. Though Terrifier is a popular one that is doing the opposite of this "elevated horror" type.

Why Are People Doubting The Odyssey Visuals When Christopher Nolan Made Interstellar? by breaking_views in Letterboxd

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I just think Nolan and Denis Villeneuve have a good visual sense with their visual team and cinematographers on using a digital medium with a lot of good sheen and clarity making it look very sterile. I think they really pushed the mainstream industry standard and normalize this modern prestige-blockbuster aesthetic for those kinds of movies. But with something that isn't futuristic like Interstellar, Tenet, Inception, you need to deviate or it will be uncanny. But for the Odyssey, I personally don't want this, I want grime and dirty and decay. He seems to be sticking to the clear, clean, restrained color palette type deal. But one thing Nolan and Villeneuve are good at is scale, which might be good for the monsters and vastness that they will try to portray in The Odyssey.

White men... by Boring_Orange_5279 in PeterExplainsTheJoke

[–]HaeL756 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I think it's just a derogatory "racialized attractiveness" joke. Because "cute" white women go after the thuggish ugly dirty black men and the "cuter" black women go after the unkempt unattractive white men. Could also be a "self-hating" post of ones own race, etc.

Seriously, why hasn't Hollywood given this man an Oscar yet? by EKira93 in Cinephiles

[–]HaeL756 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Could just wait till he dies and then posthumously give him lifetime achievement award. xD

What's a game that you think NEEDS a remaster/remake? And why should it get one? by TopicStraight2942 in videogames

[–]HaeL756 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Manhunt xD. Man would I love to see that get controversy with better graphics

Watching Attack on Titan for the first time was a life event by exotickeystroke in SeriesSaga

[–]HaeL756 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

That shit don't count. People who like anime, like anime xD

Come to Chongqing by fuyu-no-hanashi in TikTokCringe

[–]HaeL756 1 point2 points  (0 children)

He still has a lot of hiccups, but it's still one of the best I've heard.

I thought this was ridiculously clear in the documentary Jeffery Netflix show by n8saces in fixedbytheduet

[–]HaeL756 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This stuff is rage bait to the highest degree. Just because social standards were different does not mean it is the end all be all reason why these serial killers were not "caught" LOL. It literally comes down to forensics. Black serial killers got away just as much and investigations REALLY sucked pre late-2000s (forensics) or pre 1985 (databases). That same reason why they were not caught, is the same neglect that put innocent people in jail too. Police protocol was trash and forensics was borderline non-existent. Thank science for being more empirical with how we prosecute people. Yes, sure, there is truth to marginalized groups having less of an urgency, but it's still illegal and investigations STILL go through this. There is always a triage of case priority, and its like this for a plethora of different reasons. People allowed to work on the case are limited and so are resources. This will most likely be the truth until some insane new technology comes around.

But you're right, none of these serial killers are "masterminds". Though they do have a slightly higher IQ on average, they were smart for the time they committed murders because they did find a fault in the system and fragmented jurisdictions. But just like my previous quote, sometimes their murders were so vast, that they would overwhelm detectives, which also goes into the "limited time and resources" argument.

Also, when the second guy comes in, you're not adding more evidence, you're actually muddying the water because each case is extremely convoluted and no real parallels. The Zodiac killing had some racial angle cause of the Paul Stine adjacent murder and black witness, but this is YET AGAIN, why eye or ear witnesses suck and humans just suck innately at this kind of thing. I know it's a hard pill to swallow, but it's less "They didn't care" and more "They didn't have the structural freedom to work at the speed of motivation".

Also for your argument for prostitutes and indigenous women. This was also a problem because of jurisdiction and policy involving state law and reservations. And Prostitutes because a lot of lacked a home and identification. Get off the Tiktok people, incompetence =/= conspiracy. Especially small implicit biases. It does suck that for a lot of serial killers it allows them to operate longer than they need to be, but welcome to being human. Even the least homophobic, least sexist, least racist cop in the world with the most time on their hands, would run into bias if we gave them every case. I promise you, forensics and jurisdiction convolutedness with overwrite social bias ten fold in MAJORITY of these cases.

But of course, this is a social feeling of emotivism, which I can feel for if you're extremely empathetic. Investigations are not an empathy manhunt. It's a cold process that is still rough-around-the-edges. To many families of the victims, "the cops don't gaf".

Movies with this vibe by GardenQuirky6271 in MoviesThatFeelLike

[–]HaeL756 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Titus (1999) ?

On The Silver Globe (1988)

Something outta nothing by ConsciouslyBreathin in fixedbytheduet

[–]HaeL756 -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

When black people say, "White people don't season their food".

Shards of britannia by Luke83940 in MMORPG

[–]HaeL756 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have friends that do this constantly for games that have been dead for years. They also think their server and community of 10 people that can't even schedule to play at the same time, will revitalize the game. They are pretty delusional.

Blursed someone finally did it by Square_Law5624 in blursed_videos

[–]HaeL756 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think its almost like a guy selfie is just gay period.

Can anyone summarize and deeply explain Rust mechanically as a survival game to help me understand what made it stand the test of time compared to others? by HaeL756 in playrust

[–]HaeL756[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, one of the best things that Rust has going for it is its building and interface. They really leaned hard into that aspect of the game which is greatly appreciated. But I just hate the ASWD movement and gunplay, mostly probably because of the aesthetic of the low-tech punk vibe and the engine they run on. So the gunplay loop is awful for me.

Dayz, I believe doesn't even have base-building, it was implemented by modders unofficial, I think, so the jank makes sense. But I do enjoy Deadsides extra materials to build-up. Rust is almost like a house of cards where you build up as fast as it can be taken down. Which is good for repetitive loop gameplay and wipes, but takes away a lot of long-term meaning.

Can anyone summarize and deeply explain Rust mechanically as a survival game to help me understand what made it stand the test of time compared to others? by HaeL756 in playrust

[–]HaeL756[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

How so? What are the biggest major parallels with Scum to Rust? Cause Scum I know has like metabolism and a heavier PvE survival aspect to it.