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Toda hora aqui no Reddit aparecendo alguma """notícia""" (imagem no estilo perfil de fofoca que se passa por notícia e tem zero credibilidade) e tem a cara desse esmilinguido no canto. Puta que pariu me dá um ódio só de ver essa face de salamandra maquiada deste corno que nem me dá vontade de ler o post. Não sei quem ele é, da onde é, se ele aprova as notícias ou se ele ao menos existe de verdade, só sei que eu ODEIO ele

So my feed usually recommends me some random old shit, but I swear this is the 3rd or 4th time a video with this exact same title appears for me. I remember the other one was an strange clown and the other just some guy I guess. I haven't clicked any of them. My name is not Daniel, and my Birthday is still far away. What the hell is happening

Esqueçam GTA 6 ou qualquer outro slop cashgrab novo da indústria pra atiçar seu FOMO. Hoje vim falar um pouco de um jogo de verdade, TETRIS.

Lançado junto com o lendário Gameboy, Tetris é um clássico imortal, com aproximadamente 520 milhões de cópias vendidas até hoje (considerando todas as suas versões). O mais impressionante? O jogo é o mesmo até hoje. Pegue para jogar no Gameboy, no DS, num arcade, no seu celular ou até na web, o jogo é o mesmo. Porquê? Por que Tetris é o jogo perfeito.

Tão fácil que até sua avó conseguiria jogar, porém com a profundidade da Fossa das Marianas, Tetris é um game com uma gameplay absolutamente perfeita. Pode ser jogado tanto casualmente de forma relaxante quanto de forma competitiva e mais difícil do que muito jogo Souls por aí.

O jogo também é extremamente recompensador, ver as pecinhas desaparecerem ou então marcar um Tetris é dopamina garantida. Tudo isso se intensifica com a trilha sonora impecável e clássica, juntada ao sound design simples porém funcional (entretanto, essas coisas variam de versão pra versão)

Temos franquias feijão com arroz por aí, como Mario, Call of Duty etc, mas até esses estão constantemente inovando e mantendo apenas a fórmula central. Já Tetris? Mais de 40 anos e permanece o mesmo, o GOAT. Variações até surgiram, como modos multiplayer e até Battle Royale, mas é fato que Tetris continuará independente desses modos, provavelmente para sempre, em novas experiências (como Tetris Effect Conected), versões web ou cópias cagadas de celular. O cenário competitivo também permanece vivo e se reinventando: nos últimos anos presenciamos novas técnicas com o Rolling e o impacto que ela teve no cenário, visto que hoje em dia a maioria dos competidores são, pasmém, jovens de 14 anos para baixo, já que o tempo de reação desses junto da técnica de Rolling é tão destrutiva que dominaram toda a cena

Enfim meus amigos, é isso. TETRIS é imortal, um pináculo dos games que jamais será superado não importa quanto melhor se tornem os gráficos ou quantas tecnologias novas forem criadas... Joguem Tetris, vale muito a pena. 10/10

Direto você vê alguma guria no Tik Tok postando fotos "antigas" dela toda gótica trevosa macumbeira, ai muda pro glow up dela com vestidinho flor, lacinho no cabelo ah vai tomar no seu cu. Ver esse tipo de merda é ainda mais enfuriante quando você conhece gente na vida real que age assim e fica querendo se pagar de 100% certinho convertido 🤗 vai se foder. Isso não é ser cristão, isso é querer chamar atenção, PURO performativo.

E é sempre ESSA porra de foto associada a essa estética de menininha cristã pura de coração. Nossa cara eu vejo essa imagem em tudo quanto é lugar e me deixa puto, e por incrível que pareça foi até difícil encontrar essa merda mesmo estando em todo canto da internet

Genuinely look at this, what the hell is he doing? Why is he moving like that? He looks like an freaking Minecraft SFM (the bad ones), his legs are literally floating like an character without walking animation. Btw why is it so small in this scene? He was reaching the rooftop when he first appeared. And how does he run so fast with these stick legs? Doesn't makes sense.

When I watched the movie, I ended up not understanding shit about Mary's plot. After reflecting for a while, I managed to arrive at a good interpretation, but to be honest I don't see many people discussing about her plot so I'm unsure if any of this is right.

My interpretation:

Mary's mother was a crazy woman that kept her trapped for most of her childhood. Mary would look out the window, wishing she could open the window of freedom. Eventually her mother was institutionalized, and the scene of the house being demolished represents Mary's being free from her cage, but she was never truly free. She kept that concrete mold in the shape of her hand and became a psychologist as a way to erase her guilt over not being able to save her mother. However, when confronting Clark, she realizes that she can't save him, she can't save anyone, just as she couldn't never save her mother (Btw, this scene being a moment of clarity for both of the characters). She finally breaks the chains that bound her to the past, using the concrete to rid herself of Captain Clark (who would represent her desire to save her clients), she opens the windows of freedom, but just to found herself trapped again inside of A-Sync.

Despite what other people say, I don't think Mary's past and her mother has anything to do with the Backrooms. That scene of her house shifting into Backrooms is just an way of showing that the Complex is capable of recreating places of the past that don't even exist anymore, perhaps reconstructing the places based on peoples memories, but getting it more and more wrong. It's also an scene that represents Mary's cage slowly shifting into an way out, but that keeps her trapped, now in the Backrooms. Her Still Life also serves to explain that anyone, at any point of time, might be recreated in the Backrooms, but also serving to show again how she is still trapped like she always was.

People ask what will be Mary's fate, but it's very clear in the movie. She is never going to leave, A-Sync will keep her trapped forever just like her mother did, and she will keep looking out the window of her cell (just like in the end scene), wishing she could open it for her freedom.

That's what I could make out of what I've seen, I would be happy to see other interpretations of her story with things that I might have missed/got wrong :)

So long story short, in 2017 my dad brought me this game "DmC: Devil May Cry" for my X360 and I immediately fell in love with it. It didn't take long for me to acknowledge the original franchise and get my hands on the games, and I've became obsessed with it. So, I was not completely honest in the title, because I do have the feeling of finishing DMC 1 way back in the day, but I'm unsure if that's real or just a false memory from watching several videos about the games, because I couldn't remember *a lot* of things while replaying it.

Why did I "hate" DMC 1? Well, mostly because "it wasn't what made me fall in love with the franchise" wich is indeed true but also was the thing is preventing me from playing an amazing game. This feeling dragged for long years and I was one of these people that say "DMC 1 is outdated", "it lost it's spark", but now I can fairly say that this is all bs.

Game's holds pretty well till today. It's easy to say the gameplay is weak when you have 5 other titles today, but looking by the view of the time, this game was way ahead of his time. It plays like an OG Resident Evil but with full control of directions and aerial gameplay (I know it's hard to process how amazing this is today but remember that RE had 2D scenarios and tank controls). The simpler gameplay is actually one of the best things of this game, it's nice not having to worry with insane combo mad with jump cancel or guard flying or whatever, having to use the menu to change weapons makes the flow slower but also forces you to use the weapons more efficiently, and also the animations are pretty cool.

Speaking of Resident Evil and scenarios, oh my god man this game is beautiful. I played the HDC wich does not a good job of remastering the game but I *still* thought it was beautiful (I would kill to play this on a PS2 and CRT TV), and it's a shame that we lost this dark eerie vibe of this game. In the past I'd say that I hated the Resident Evil progession of this game but it actually works pretty well, and actually the game is pretty linear. It is divided in short missions were your objective is pretty obvious, and it works very well, way better than DMC 3 wich has some pretty confusing moments. It also felt really fun to find secrets in this game, although I missed a lot lol. Plus, the OST in this game is, along and just behind DMC 3, the best one (I like Casey Edwards or the anime Nu Metal etc, but the Industrial Metal in this first games is unbeatable).

It's really hard to put into words but the game is pretty fun the way it is. Wich worries me a bit if the DMC 1 Remake is really on the works, I wonder how Capcom will work with this game, if they'll keep the fidelity of the vibes and gameplay or make it like the chaos that 3, 4 and 5 are.

I have 4 physical maps of GTA V, one of which is considerably larger and of better print quality. I had put them all up for sale (except for one personal), believing the larger one was simply the PS4 version, but now I'm not sure, and I'm afraid it might be from a more valuable special edition (many people became interested in the announcement early on, which is strange). Can someone clarify this to me? (I'm not at home at the moment I'm writing this, so I don't have a picture of the maps side by side)

Keep seeying these "[blank] song is underrated" posts, so decided to bring a really underrated one. Of course you could say this about any Storaged song but Dam specifically is special.

I love how it doesn't even sound like a SOAD song, the echo and sinister atmosphere is something else, and the bad quality only makes it better. It's scary, almost gothic, remembers me of something of The Cure, like One Hundred Years, but with more distorted vocals. It's so disheartening, I can barely understand what Daron is singing here. In the lyrics, he seems to be blaming someone "Damn you", "Fuck you". He seems to want to be left alone "Stay away from me. I got a disease" the disease can be literal or a metaphor for being psychologically injured. The repetition of "Everyone is sleeping" intensifies the loneliness felling, and in my interpretation, it could also mean that... everyone is dead? Also, this and She's Like Heroin are the only songs in SOAD sung entirely by Daron, wich is amazing because for a long time I tought that this was Serj singing here

Image 1: Front of the base (top)

Image 2: "Elevator" entrance (I still need to fix the staircase somehow)

Image 3&4: Greenhouse. You may notice it is still not as "green" as it should, that's because I still need to bring some plants from the floating island!

Image 5: Fish farm in Alien Containement, mostly to fuel the bioreactor

(Forgot to add the image of the room on top of this one. It has an Bioreactor, an small aquarium and a water filter)

Image 6: Scanner Room and Mountain Island

Image 7: Solar Pannel Farm and Exterior Cultive (BOTH INCOMPLETE)

Image 8: Prawn suit garage

I don't know why but It's been a tradition for me to play this game almost every sunday since 2020

(Gif by me)

Já tentaram uma franquia inteira de ação com Resident Evil, tentaram "ser fiéis" com os jogos com Bem-Vindos a Raccoon City, e também tentaram... Seja lá oque é a série da Netflix. Agora é a vez deles aplicarem a estratégia que tirou a Capcom do buraco com RE7: o retorno do terror total.

Muita gente achou o trailer genérico por não ter nada que grita "Resident Evil", mas eu consigo entender oque eles estão fazendo aqui: um filme de terror que tem a "vibe Resident Evil", com uma história nova.

E dá pra identificar isso no trailer, o personagem tem um objetivo simples e as coisas vão "evoluindo". Ele vai "desbloqueando" armamentos e itens para progredir (como quando ele pega a Shotgun e tenta pegar a chave), armas biológicas cara vez mais bizarras aparecendo, e cenários que explicaram a história (parece que ele vai para um laboratório em uma parte do trailer).

Enfim, temos que ver oque vai ser desse filme. Não muito sobre o diretor do filme, mas gostei da direção do trailer. Acredito que, pelo menos, teremos um filme interessante de terror.