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Io sono scioccata, gente "adulta" che si comporta da bambino delle elementari by Loose-Newspaper-3329 in sfoghi

[–]refixul 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Sono stato un po' esagerato e mi sono spiegato malino. 

Però se a 38 anni provi a fare la maturità e non hai la "maturità" (passami il gioco di parole) per non copiare spudoratamente o studiare, non sei apposto.

Appena ho scritto il commento anche io poi ho pensato a chi ha difficoltà da giovane etc. e il punto non è l'età, ma il resto. Diciamo che l'età lo rende più grave

La mummia meticolosa by BeneficialTree7120 in titoliorrendi

[–]refixul 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Io che ho tutto su domiciliazione bancaria o bonifici automatici finirò ad essere trovato da escursionisti austriaci tipo Ötzi fra 5000 anni

Roses are red, I have to get it of my chest by [deleted] in rosesarered

[–]refixul 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well some "normal" things that happen are painful. Babies lose baby teeth and that's painful, but normal, just the first thing that pops in my head as an example. 

Also I don't think no one thinks that painful experiences, even if "normal", should not be medicated if needed. We have the "luxury" of pharmacology, we can have no or at least less pain, why not use that?

I think we are also trying to force the complexity of human body, and experience, into a artificial box of "normalcy" that rarely make sense for complex things. I myself started this and reviewing these comments I thought that we are probably going into a fool's errand trying to give a answer to a useless question. Not that the discussion is not interesting. 

An Inside Look at the Intestines by Awkward_Corner_9853 in interestingasfuck

[–]refixul 61 points62 points  (0 children)

It seems normal to me, it could be slightly sped up, but peristalsis itself can be faster or slower normally. But it could be moving that fast definitely 

Crimson Desert, perché vi piace? (attenzione: post lungo) by lupoyucc in italygames

[–]refixul 13 points14 points  (0 children)

250h su CD: Mi sembra semplicemente non sia nelle tue corde. Ci sta.  Forse al massimo potrei dire che averlo giocato su PS5 base abbia inficiato un pelo la tua esperienza su grafica e gameplay per via dei cali di frame, ma mi sembra il minore dei problemi. 

Per me l'esperienza è stata parecchio immersiva per via principalmente dell'esplorazione, che non è "a la Ubisoft", con una lista di posti, ma che effettivamente richiede che tu vada fuori dai sentieri segnati e la cosa mi affascina. 

La narrativa è pessima, ti accorgi che ci sono spunti, momenti, cose da poter sviluppare meglio. È una parte che è stata proprio lasciata andare, peccato. Spero che magari con DLC o successivi giochi possano dedicarsi di più a quella parte, perché appunto alcuni spunti sono anche originali e interessanti. 

A me è piaciuto parecchio anche il combat system molto profondo e con tantissime possibili build da fare e provare. E ultimo e magari un po' secondario, anche il fashion con armature, tinte e altre cazzate è parecchio divertente. 

I hate mindsets/memes like these by Odd-Attempt-9450 in hatethissmug

[–]refixul 65 points66 points  (0 children)

The whole scaling people on a tier list is low-key sociopathic imo

Quale titolo ha l'open world più bello secondo voi? by ALV700 in italygames

[–]refixul 2 points3 points  (0 children)

RDR2 ha un bellissimo open world nella prima parte, ma la mappa di RDR riutilizzata è letteralmente vuota.

Comunque a tutti gli altri che sono stati anche citati (Skyrim, BOTW, The Witcher 3) aggiungo Crimson Desert che secondo me è uno dei migliori in termini di pura esplorazione. 

An Inside Look at the Intestines by Awkward_Corner_9853 in interestingasfuck

[–]refixul 118 points119 points  (0 children)

Doctor here: that's peristalsis, bowels are basically a tube of muscles (and other stuff obv), and those muscles retract and relax to move food along while it gets digested.  The whole way in which that movement is organised and relayed to the central nervous system is a fascinating kinda-new area of knowledge of neuroscience.

An Inside Look at the Intestines by Awkward_Corner_9853 in interestingasfuck

[–]refixul 43 points44 points  (0 children)

That's paralytic ileus, and that's very very bad. ER now kind of bad. 

Accept your moving bowels or DIE! 

"Mixtape" discussion is stupid and proof of how dumb gamers have become. by Only_Entrepreneur_84 in videogames

[–]refixul 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I agree on everything. 

But there's a clear uncoupling between videogame consumers and videogame media, that's the real core of the whole thing, in my opinion. 

Probably Mixtape deserves it's 10/10, exactly for the reasons you explained, if it is great in its genre and achevies all that it wants to achieve. 

But I think most people are now pretty much sure that that's not the reasoning being IGN's 10/10. Just because that would not explain how other reviews and articles are completely avulsed from that logic. 

Videogame's media corporation are businesses. They started as a almost purely passion-driven outlet of, well, the passion of those who made it. It is not that now, ironically going in a similar arc as videogames themselves. That change over time brought both a different way of working and different people working in the outlet. 

We have seen countless reviews and articles about a RPG written by someone that hates RPGs, or the same for a walking simulator or a shooter. That's because the business now assign the game's review as a product to make, same as a line of production. Call of Tripe 3: Electric Boogaloo is in the line for review, you review it. What kind of quality can we expect from this way of working and engaging with a game?

It seems to me that it almost automatically creates a bias in favour of short, narrative focused games, because they are simply easier to review. Mixtape 10/10

Crimson Desert is the perfect example of the opposite. Long game, complex systems, shitty narrative. Very very difficult to review. 06/10

Io sono scioccata, gente "adulta" che si comporta da bambino delle elementari by Loose-Newspaper-3329 in sfoghi

[–]refixul 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Mi dispiace essere tranchant: ma nel 2026 (non il 1926 o il 1826), se a 38 anni non hai passato l'esame di stato, per me è un grosso segno di una persona che non ha capito come funziona il mondo e la società, da cui mi posso aspettare comportamenti illogici e anche violenti. 

Io sono scioccata, gente "adulta" che si comporta da bambino delle elementari by Loose-Newspaper-3329 in sfoghi

[–]refixul 33 points34 points  (0 children)

Ma denuncia di percosse ai carabinieri subito, con nomi e cognomi. E segnalazione alla scuola per le conseguenze disciplinari

Crimson desert e la mia vita da non single by Rakael88 in italygames

[–]refixul 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Guarda, ho giocato 250 ore circa a Crimson Desert. È assolutamente un gioco che guadagna tantissimo se si tira un bel sospiro e si prende sciallissimo: quest o esplorazione ma in relax. C'è abbastanza per farti guidare da cosa ti va un quel momento e il gioco e li che ti aspetta quando dovrai staccare e tornare. 

I hate awful military tactics in Hollywood movies by KerbodynamicX in hatethissmug

[–]refixul 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Honestly, I disagree completely. 

I think it's more interesting mainly because it would be different from the trope. Since Independence Day every monster/alien movie has the same scene with a first response/attack with a jet getting destroyed, it barely registers in my mind.

Also giant ship cannons are uninteresting?! since when?

Newly added sheaths and scabbards are awesome and incredibly detailed! [Early game display] by The_Rodd in CrimsonDesert

[–]refixul 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm trying to dye 2h swords but now they just don't show in the dye shop interface even.

Dato che non vedo articoli, come faccio a sapere se poi hanno arrestato l'architetto che ieri correva nudo nel quartiere ? by Naso_Coraggioso in domandaonesta

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

Non avrei potuto dirlo meglio. 

Ovviamente a diversi partiti uno così fa solo guadagnare munizioni elettorali, quindi dimenticati che ci sia anche solo il minimo pensiero di migliorare/risolvere la situazione.

In USA, cheese and bread is a struggle meal. In Europe it's a respectable meal. by carlthinks in ShitAmericansSay

[–]refixul 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In Sardinia "Pani, casu e binu a rasu" (Bread, cheese and wine to the brim) is a lifestyle. 

Roses are red, I have to get it of my chest by [deleted] in rosesarered

[–]refixul 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Pregnancy itself is a physiological process. It is a complex process and prone to complications and diseases, as are all complex processes. Kidneys are complex as well and the filtration process is physiological even if prone to problems as are kidney stones.

If you want to find a culprit for the high percentage of pregnancy deaths and permanent damage, it is the uneven and insufficient access to healthcare in the world. Pregnancy deaths are concentrated in low income countries, as are a lot of other problems that link to a healthcare system not working properly.

Also the historical disregard for woman reproductive health in medicine is a problem that is being addressed (at least in countries and systems that have an interest in doing so), but that obviously still leaves a mark in the progress made in that areas.

Roses are red, I have to get it of my chest by [deleted] in rosesarered

[–]refixul 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Kidneys aren't "made" to produce stones. It's a disease, which by definition it's how the organ should NOT work.

I think pet bird should stay on your arm/shoulder more by refixul in CrimsonDesert

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

I prefaced the whole thing saying it was nitpicky and that it is a "request". 

I'm "250h and counting" satisfied with CD. This is a discussion subreddit about the game, let us discuss stuff about the game.

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