hikikomori y pelotudo | side @shadowcandado
Buenos Aires, Argentina
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"You can't log this film because it's not available in your country"
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i feel like every day we really do get closer to just talking in Cyberpunk 2077 streetslang. like there's not a massive world of difference between a chromed-out gonk getting zeroed and a chudded moid getting kirked
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There's already a Scooby Doo anime it's called Bakemonogatari
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New poster for Hideo Kojima and Jordan Peele’s new horror game ‘OD: KNOCK’.
Starring Hunter Schafer, Udo Kier and Sophia Lillis.
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Because an entire gang of Elvis impersonators or Clowns or the whole cult of bodymodding furries are so much more down to earth and gritty for Cyberpunk, right?
Studio Trigger’s novel ideas for Cyberpunk as a setting are usually incredibly stupid and make it worse not better. CDProjekt Red would never write something as stupid as the Cyberskeleton or Project Capricorn, and it is excessively obvious that these things were just barely over the threshold of what CDPR would tolerate.
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You're kind of an idiot if you think japanese media doesnt critique japanese culture
or any nations media at that point.
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Imagine playing Cyberpunk DnD and your DM is literally John Cyberpunk
The crew? Assembled.
The dice? Ready!
What could possibly go wrong?
The first episode of our special Cyberpunk Pen & Paper session is here, with the one and only Mike Pondsmith from @RTalsorianGames running the game!
youtu.be/PBmkJbK3NGw
ALT Image of Mike Pondsmith speaking. He wears dark, angular sunglasses. Text reads, “RPG Sessions, Episode 1.” The Cyberpunk 2077 logo appears in the corner.
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makoto shinkai is such a bad director he even got tatsuki "I like everything" fujimoto to discredit his films
Tatsuki Fujimoto (Chainsaw Man) doesn't see Director Makoto Shinkai (Your Name, Suzume and more) as the New Hayao Miyazaki (Studio Ghibli)
"He continues to create works set in Japan is because he believes that storytelling set in Japan is the arena where he can compete most effectively. I think that’s fine, and a game-like world isn’t wrong in its own right either."
