My Weary bomes
So you sing this by yourself when you're down in the dumps? xDI'm tired of being disappointed.
Oh, well.
Stop. :bored:Same goes for guys. People actually want to date someone WHO TAKES CARE OF THEMSELVES.
Premature announcement and game-delays.
Why the hell do you announce game if it's only 10% complete. What was reason behind announcing KH3 and FFXV when it obviously take them ages to make them done. Why do we need to deal with stuff like Last Guardian, over and over again.
DEvelopers should really get over their attempts to make game prettier instead of concentrating on game mechanics and atmosphere. I don't care that Dark Souls looks dated. It still blows most games out of the water despite it.
You won't believe amount of people who're b*tching about how bad Dark Souls visuals are (IMO it's PC port and PC snobbism is a cause)What do mean by Dark souls is "dated"? It looks very pretty when I died for the hundredth time. :tongue:
But, yeah. I believe the Devs want people to be hyped for the game, but don't realize there might be some compilations. :facepalm:
Is The Last Guardian still a thing?Premature announcement and game-delays.
Why the hell do you announce game if it's only 10% complete. What was reason behind announcing KH3 and FFXV when it obviously take them ages to make them done. Why do we need to deal with stuff like Last Guardian, over and over again.
DEvelopers should really get over their attempts to make game prettier instead of concentrating on game mechanics and atmosphere. I don't care that Dark Souls looks dated. It still blows most games out of the water despite it.
It is, though i suspect we discover it only when Ps5 hits the market.Is The Last Guardian still a thing?
If so, it better be Game of the Decade at this point.
I must have gotten lucky then since I would always tell an adult if someone was bullying (me or someone else) and it seemed to work really well for the most part.The media coverage of bullying in high schools and such.
As someone who has been both the bully and the bullied before, it irks me to see them portray it as something so simple.
First, the idea that telling an adult will work.
Being in high school myself, I can easily tell you why it doesn't happen all of the time. The bully usually isn't threatening anyone if they tell. But what is the one thing about high school that the entire social ladder revolves around?
pride.
Basically, we are now at the age where telling an adult is the social equivalent of crying in a corner.
Another thing is the amount of things that get labeled as bullying.
Let me just point out the two times I was accused of bullying:
The first time, I admit that I pretty much was being a dick, the victim did nothing to me, but something about his optimistic attitude annoyed me, regardless I have sinced apologized, and did favors and such to make up. We are currently cool with each other.
The second time, I regret nothing of what I did? Why? Because the kids ( all in the same class
) I did it to were,
and to my knowledge still ARE dicks.
To list them: The douche who hits on a different girl every week, and tries to 'pick up chicks', yet whenever I make a slightly uncouth joke, he recoils and pretends he actually cares about more than their bodies.
The social justice warriors, they have no problem with insulting anyone who doesn't share their opinion, but god forbid someone makes a joke that would be offensive to a group if it were in the room. (To name one instance, I once made a ginger joke, one of them hit me on the shoulder because she was friends with someone who was ginger who was at the school the year before)
Another thing is that they have insulted me as many times as I have insulted them, but since my insults were better, everytime I make a comeback or a joke that isn't kindergarten appropriate. They scream to the teacher and leave out any bit of the story that doesn't make them look like innocent angels.
Thing is though, due to the 'controversy' of modern day bullying, in order to keep a good reputation.
The school blatantly disregards the side of the 'bully'.