▲ 3 r/Deji
It’s his opinion but I think Deji takes an L for siding with Skeeter and not a Chris
u/AdMiserable7940 — 1 day ago
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▲ 1.4k r/CoryxKenshin
We found Cory’s true love!
The collab they’d make would be FIRE 🔥 shoutout to TheSamurider! @thesamurider on Insta
u/AdMiserable7940 — 2 months ago
▲ 206 r/TheWalkingDeadGame
Some of the Walking Dead S1 characters and what their favorite movies would be!
This post is inspired by Redditor u/Sea_Construction947 ! Shout out to them! They posted a discussion asking what would Kenny’s favorite movie be and here I am with a similar fun post!
What y’all think?
u/AdMiserable7940 — 2 months ago
▲ 65 r/GTA
Just realized the Domestobot from Vice City Stories is *technically* a true GTA protagonist
Not to get too deep into it, but just for fun, a quick look at the mission "Domo Arigato Domestoboto" proves that the Domestobot matches the description of a GTA protagonist perfectly. It checks every single box of a standard main character's career arc. It starts out doing humiliating grunt work for a demanding boss, spending its time vacuuming up trash, grabbing beers and scrubbing the upstairs toilet. While running these chores to keep its cover, it pulls off a massive solo heist by sneaking through the Mendez mansion, cracking a high-security vault using a phone keypad code and committing multi-million dollar arson by torching their bearer bonds with a lighter attachment. It even shares the classic clunky GTA vehicle mechanics (it literally uses the forklift handling file) and it ultimately meets the tragic anti-hero fate when Armando finds out and guns it down in cold blood. It basically lived out an entire GTA storyline in a single mission
u/AdMiserable7940 — 3 months ago
▲ 1 r/Twitch
Has anyone else run into “echo chamber” Twitch communities before?
I’ve noticed some Twitch communities can become really closed off to different opinions and I’m curious if anyone else has experienced this because I’ve had situations where I was removed from chats over normal respectful disagreements that weren’t aggressive or hateful at all and it made me realize how some communities can start feeling like echo chambers where people either constantly agree with the streamer because they genuinely believe everything being said or because they’re afraid of getting mocked, dogpiled, timed out, or turned into the “bad guy” for disagreeing, which creates this hella weird “us vs them” atmosphere where blind agreement gets rewarded while independent opinions get pushed out, even though I get that streamers have the right to moderate their chats however they want.
u/AdMiserable7940 — 3 months ago