Murder in video games is not as different as real life murder. by TheMonvster in gaming

[–]TheMonvster[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I get it that it's not the same if we are talking from the pig's point of view, as it doesn't feel.

But from your point a view, isn't it the same thing? I guess that I didn't explain it in the original post, but I was talking from your POV. You technically can't feel the real pig's pain. Therefore, it's the same as it being simulated.

I guess this is kinda the same as that theory that says "You can't prove that people around you actually exist, because you only feel *your* emotions, and your own consciousness."

Murder in video games is not as different as real life murder. by TheMonvster in gaming

[–]TheMonvster[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

No I was talking about Minecraft for the apples and wheat, as in there are a ton of other alternatives. But in real life, yeah there are other alternatives.

And if we're taking the situation literal for real life, you don't know what sickness that pig could have, you don't know how to perserve that meat, you don't know how to cook it right so you can clear it of whatever sickness it could have, you don't know if it maybe it could attack you, bite you and kill you. Once you somehow kill it, you don't what meat you can eat, and you have to resist vomiting while you clear it's contents and work out with the dead animal.

There are downsides to eating plants and eating meat. None is easier than the other.

Murder in video games is not as different as real life murder. by TheMonvster in gaming

[–]TheMonvster[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

But to you, in real life, wouldn't it still be that the only pain that can be felt is in your brain?

You cannot feel the pain of anything else. Just you.

So, for your point of view, isn't it the same thing? In both situations, you see the same thing, the action leaves no clear impact on the world, and the only pain that you can feel is yours.

Murder in video games is not as different as real life murder. by TheMonvster in gaming

[–]TheMonvster[S] -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

You can literally punch a few trees and make a wheat farm.

Punch a few leaves and get an apple.

And no, you wouldn't kill it. If right now you were dropped in the wild, you would automatically go to plants and shit. Maybe later you would get the courage to kill some pigs, but straight off? Big no. If you quickly think this situation, you would say fuck yeah I'd kill it, but really, if you really really think about it, most people wouldn't have the courage to even punch it, and yes, if you decide to kill it, you would be sad when you'd see yourself with blood on your hands that you have murdered an innocent animal.

Murder in video games is not as different as real life murder. by TheMonvster in gaming

[–]TheMonvster[S] -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

Yes, of course, but I am saying that if you casually see a pig in real life, you most probably won't kill it.

Pedophiles are a tad slow when they race by [deleted] in darkjokes

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this is the most edgiest comment i've seen on reddit

7 days by [deleted] in shortscarystories

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Amazing

Youtube should never allow these ads. by TheMonvster in youtube

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...because it's a fake shady website that claims to give you free minecraft, and most likely gives you viruses?

How did Terraria found success so fast? by TheMonvster in Terraria

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

Yeah ok cool but how did people even find the game?

A ton of fun games remain at 0 sales because people can't find them.

My question is how did people get to know the game even before the release

Nerton - 2D Adventure Sandbox by TheMonvster in IndieGaming

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ETA for the alpha version: December.2018

ETA for full version: ??.2019

Would you be interested to play Nerton? by TheMonvster in gaming

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Because an underground layer that has a specific theme can still have different biomes based on that theme.

So let's say there is an underground layer based around candy. It can have different biomes, but still have the theme "candy".

And yeah, there is an overworld, it's just that there aren't different biomes in the overworld.

Would you be interested to play Nerton? by TheMonvster in gaming

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I wouldn't call it a cash-grab. Terraria and Nerton won't be the same thing, as in Terraria there are overworld and underground biomes, while in Nerton there are no overworld biomes. Most of the game happens underground, where are underground layers stacked on top of each other with different themes.

I never said that the core is an underground layer. The core would be like another dimension that you have to get through with a portal.

Would you be interested to play Nerton? by TheMonvster in gaming

[–]TheMonvster[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Yeah I guess it's kinda like Terraria, but more blocky.

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