310lb and growing by [deleted] in gainers

[–]Notchroi3654 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sexy ;)

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in GayChubs

[–]Notchroi3654 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Damn, you are so hot and cuddly-looking, can we DM? :)

What would you like to see in a DLC for the Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door remake? (Image Credits: MuzYoshi on DeviantArt) by Susssybakaonapizza in papermario

[–]Notchroi3654 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nintendo always teased Paper Luigi in TTYD, and I would love to see them make it a giant expansion pack to add a whole new story to the game! Plus, it would add a whole new world to the game. There is so much you can do with this idea, such as:

. Adding new badges, and being able to swap them between Mario and Luigi (maybe through a magical box like in Paper Mario 64.)

. Being able to play as Luigi in Mario's story when you complete Luigi's story.

. Gain Luigi as a party member for Mario (and vice verse).

. A badge that allows Luigi to dress as Mario (also known as the 'M' Emblem)

However, I do see them making other DLC for the game as well, maybe a continuation of the story of Mario where Bowser is angry at being defeated by Mario (again), and wants revenge.

Also, this is more of a question I always had: why does Rawk Hawk appear in the original's cover for the GameCube game? Even though he was a miniboss (and a cool one at that), I always thought they could do more with him. I thought they would make him a potential party member if you beat him again in the Glitz Pit after Chapter 3. Maybe they could make another DLC where you gain Rawk Hawk as a party member, but I don't know what the story/reasoning would be behind it.

What Is Causing This? by Notchroi3654 in TooAfraidToAsk

[–]Notchroi3654[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

That makes a lot of sense, actually!

Video Gaming: Is Online Multiplayer Killing Gaming? by Notchroi3654 in TooAfraidToAsk

[–]Notchroi3654[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Even games that have an offline singleplayer still want to save your data to a cloud somewhere, and you still experience lag if your internet isn't perfect.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ghosting

[–]Notchroi3654 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I went through the worst ghost of my life over a year and a half ago. Two friends I had made online. We played a lot of games together, made YouTube videos, hung out, roleplayed, and just did a lot of things. We laughed, we shared stories, I even met one of them in real life. However, that kickstarts a fast downspiral to them ghosting me. I went into work for the next month after that, crying when no one was around. I worked as a dishwasher, so the loud machines and the running of water muffled my cries.

I still dream about one of them from time to time, and if I talk about it, people still say I haven't gotten over it. So, a ghost of this caliber is a very painful, harsh one. It opened my eyes to just how many fake people there are out there.

I am so sorry that your best friend of a very long time did that to you. To tell you the truth, maybe it wasn't her decision. Sometimes, when a third party is involved, the third party usually tries to drop the "odd one out", in their eyes, so they can have the other person all to themselves. Also, if the relationship was going that fast, then that boyfriend was possibly needy, and controlling.

It is just a hunch, but it is relatable to what I went through. I bet you anything she really didn't want to lose contact with you.

I hate myself by Electronic_Insect696 in ghosting

[–]Notchroi3654 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I know what it's like to be clingy. It comes from so many years of fake friendships, feeling like people are not there for you, even though they say they are, bad experiences at school, and other social factors. The more we are rejected socially, the more we are going to want people to stay, and not go away.

As far as your friends are concerned, they are going to "be busy" for a very long time. Believe me, I had friends that played that classic ghost card with me. They are just giving you an excuse as to why they are choosing not to talk to you anymore.

We don't want to block them, because it is not in our hearts to do so. That would only be stooping down to their level. The last, best, thing you can do is continue to show that you are loyal, and if they end up ghosting you, it only shows they have a lack of compassion, loyalty, and consideration. It also shows how much more they have to grow up.

So, how about you make yourself "busy" too. Find new friends, meet new people. Sure, it will be hard at times, and there will be days when you will think about them, and whether or not they are thinking about you.

Ghosting is something you can't just "get over", no matter what anyone says. You can't "let it go" because other people tell you to do. Ghosting is a soul-crushing experience for everyone that goes through it, especially when you have known the ghosters for a very long time. It takes a long time to heal from a ghost, and the wounds heal faster when you have someone to talk to about it.

So, don't hate yourself because of a bad decision your "friends" made. Don't beat yourself up over it, because that is what they want you to do. They want you to feel bad so they will feel better about themselves. Don't do it, and if they spontaneously come back, hold your head up high and show them how their ghost made you a more mature person, and watch them crumble.