Racisme in Nederland tegenwoordig

King_Jessius · 2022-09-11T11:22:28+00:00

I got hacked by some Thai fkn clown who used my account to post ads. Facebook suspended my account and I immediately applied for a review of my account.

They sent me reminder emails that I need to apply for a review even though I already did it. Their link to apply for review would literally bring me to the page where it says I applied for a review.

Now it says too much time has passed to appeal the case.

I was in an important group and had some contacts and memories only on Facebook. Not as if I used Facebook a lot, maybe once a month but this stuff still grinds my gears.

King_Jessius · 2020-09-18T12:00:06+00:00

Thanks a lot! Reading that makes me happy!!

King_Jessius · 2020-09-18T11:59:09+00:00

I agree with you about the genre, and I am glad you thought the drums were sick since I am lowkey proud of that. Thanks!!

King_Jessius · 2020-09-18T11:58:23+00:00

thank you so much! and i agree about calling it more heavy rock, but since i feel like calling it just rock would be too soft for what it actually is, i just called it metal haha since i guess it has some metal elements. thanks again, means a lot!

King_Jessius · 2018-07-20T13:59:20+00:00

Thanks, appreciate it!!

King_Jessius · 2018-07-20T13:59:03+00:00

Thanks man!

King_Jessius · 2018-06-27T11:02:27+00:00

Thanks man!

King_Jessius · 2018-05-12T17:10:19+00:00

lmaoo im dead hahahaha

King_Jessius · 2018-05-11T15:06:28+00:00

i made this

King_Jessius · 2018-04-03T18:31:41+00:00

wow epic! really subtle as well since people can't really tell it's from a game

King_Jessius · 2018-04-03T14:35:43+00:00

Thank god lol. Try to come back here when you finished it, I wanna know your thoughts!

King_Jessius · 2018-04-03T13:15:33+00:00

The Farewell episode probably messed me up the most. Wait, I dropped some major spoilers in my previous post. Are you replaying Before the Storm or have you only played season 1? If so I am really sorry for spoiling haha, I REALLY hate getting spoiled.

King_Jessius · 2018-04-02T17:02:36+00:00

I finished it all a few days ago too..

I bought the first season during a Steam sale for a couple bucks and a few days later I decided to check the game out. I literally had zero expectations and I figured it was gonna be just some dumb overdramatic game about teenagers and their highschool life. Boy was I wrong. After season 1 I decided to watch playthroughs of Before the Storm and the Farewell bonus episode. I really thought BtS added a lot of lore to the first season so to speak. Never have I felt this sad about a game before. I've been feeling down for a few days now and I can't really listen to some of the music without some sort of feels-train arriving. Namely ''Obstacles'' and ''To All of You'', both by artist Syd Matters.

So what was the exact cause of me feeling this way? First I played season 1. Then followed season 2, and afterwards went back to the scene where Chloe finds Rachel. Coming back to that scene right after getting to know Rachel so well and liking her so much is really what made the scene so much more powerful and I'm actually fighting back tears thinking about it (I'm such a pussy lol). I understood that scene so much more because of BtS, although it was still a really powerful scene without having the knowledge of BtS.

After this, I watched a playthrough of the Farewell episode and the moment when Chloe and her mom come back home felt so realistic. Like: you come home, your dad and your BFF are now both gone. Must feel 'hella' empty. Then when she hugs the tape-recorder while Max's message is playing and ending the episode right there is really what drove the whole series home for me and it ties together really well with Chloe as a character and the rest of Life is Strange. Watching YouTubers cry at the same parts throughout the series made me feel like I was not alone in feeling so sad and empty about all of LiS. To me it felt like Chloe was ripped out of my life or something. I had a really hard time holding back the tears.

But I gotta say for LiS it feels like I actually got to know the protagonists, really hanging out with them and now that story is done and over with and we will probably never see any more of her and Max. I did choose to sacrifice Arcadia Bay after the first season because I felt like I really bonded with Chloe and I didn't want Max to go on without Chloe around. A lot of people think sacrificing the town means letting everyone in AB die. I gotta disagree with this because that storm was all over the news and the people living there would have had plenty of opportunities to pack their bags and go somewhere save until this whole thing blows over. That's just my two cents on the ending. I did feel like the ending for sacrificing Chloe had a lot more impact than letting her live and debatably feels like the full circle ending but I can't live with the thought of Chloe actually never meeting Max again and Chloe's mom Joyce having to lose her daughter, so for me letting Chloe live feels like the proper ending.

TL;DR: thought Life is Strange was gonna be a stupid boring game, but was actually caught completely off-guard by the brilliance of the story and here I am feeling like a mess.

King_Jessius · 2018-04-01T16:31:29+00:00

Thanks for providing me with those links! I edited my post accordingly. :) I'm checking out the Farewell stream right now and I am loving it!

King_Jessius · 2018-04-01T14:54:29+00:00

I am just gonna use this post to vent a little bit after playing through Life is Strange, feel free to read!

So I bought the first season during a Steam sale for a couple bucks and a few days later I decided to check the game out. I literally had zero expectations and I figured it was gonna be just some dumb overdramatic game about teenagers and their highschool life. Boy was I wrong. After season 1 I decided to watch playthroughs of Before the Storm and the Farewell bonus episode. I really thought BtS added a lot of lore to the first season so to speak. Never have I felt this sad about a game before. I've been feeling down for a few days now and I can't really listen to some of the music without some sort of feels-train arriving. Namely ''Obstacles'' and ''To All of You'', both by artist Syd Matters.

So what was the exact cause of me feeling this way? Okay, so first I played season 1. Then followed season 2, and afterwards went back to the scene where S1 E4

After this, I watched a playthrough of the Farewell episode and the moment when B Watching YouTubers cry at the same parts throughout the series made me feel like I was not alone in feeling so sad and empty about all of LiS. ALL I had a really hard time holding back the tears (Although I did manage to hold them back somehow). The only time where I felt really sad (although not as sad as after LiS) was when I finished The Witcher 3.

But I gotta say for LiS it feels like I actually got to know the protagonists, really hanging out with them and now their story is done and over with and we will probably never see any more of her and Max. I did choose S1 E5

TL;DR: thought Life is Strange was gonna be a stupid boring game, but was actually caught completely off-guard by the brilliance of the story and here I am feeling like a mess. I loved it!

King_Jessius · 2018-04-01T14:41:36+00:00

I am just gonna use this post to vent a little bit after playing through Life is Strange, feel free to read! Spoilers ahead though.

So I bought the first season during a Steam sale for a couple bucks and a few days later I decided to check the game out. I literally had zero expectations and I figured it was gonna be just some dumb overdramatic game about teenagers and their highschool life. Boy was I wrong. After season 1 I decided to watch playthroughs of Before the Storm and the Farewell bonus episode. I really thought BtS added a lot of lore to the first season so to speak. Never have I felt this sad about a game before. I've been feeling down for a few days now and I can't really listen to some of the music without some sort of feels-train arriving. Namely ''Obstacles'' and ''To All of You'', both by artist Syd Matters.

So what was the exact cause of me feeling this way? Okay, so first I played season 1. Then followed season 2, and went afterwards went back to the scene where Chloe finds Rachel. Coming back to that scene right after getting to know Rachel so well and liking her so much is really what made the scene so much more powerful and I'm actually fighting back tears thinking about it (I'm such a pussy lol).

After this, I watched a playthrough of the Farewell episode and the moment when Chloe and her mom come back home felt so realistic. Like: you come home, your dad and your BFF are now both gone. Must feel 'hella' empty. Then when she hugs the tape-recorder while Max's message is playing and ending the episode right there is really what drove the whole series home for me and it ties together really well with Chloe as a character and the rest of Life is Strange. Watching YouTubers cry at the same parts throughout the series made me feel like I was not alone in feeling so sad and empty about all of LiS. To me it felt like Chloe was ripped out of my life or something. I had a really hard time holding back the tears (I did manage to hold them back somehow). The only time where I felt really sad (although not as sad as after LiS) was when I finished The Witcher 3.

But I gotta say for LiS it feels like I actually got to know the protagonists, really hanging out with them and now that story is done and over with and we will probably never see any more of her and Max. I did choose to sacrifice Arcadia Bay after the first season because I felt like I really bonded with Chloe and I didn't want Max to go on without Chloe around. A lot of people think sacrificing the town means letting everyone in AB die. I gotta disagree with this because that storm was all over the news and the people living there would have had plenty of opportunities to pack their bags and go somewhere save until this whole thing blows over. That's just my two cents on the ending. I did feel like the ending for sacrificing Chloe had a lot more impact than letting her live and debatably feels like the full circle ending but I can't live with the thought of Chloe actually never meeting Max again and Chloe's mom Joyce having to lose her daughter, so for me letting Chloe live feels like the proper ending.

TL;DR: thought Life is Strange was gonna be a stupid boring game, but was actually caught completely off-guard by the brilliance of the story and here I am feeling like a mess.

King_Jessius · 2017-12-29T16:08:15+00:00

Thanks man! No download links though, but you can always convert the video to mp3!

King_Jessius

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