The mysterious passenger in the endless universe
@mrxzest.bsky.social
Mysterious creature (He/They)
Mostly timid, shy, and repost stuffs
Gaming, books, Destiny 2, and anything between.
Mostly timid, shy, and repost stuffs
Gaming, books, Destiny 2, and anything between.
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I went and showed him a whole bunch of things actively being sold on Steam that are INFINITELY more transgressive than anything in Horses and he just went and side-stepped it, refusing to acknowledge anything.
An embarassing man.
An embarassing man.
December 4, 2025 at 1:13 AM
I went and showed him a whole bunch of things actively being sold on Steam that are INFINITELY more transgressive than anything in Horses and he just went and side-stepped it, refusing to acknowledge anything.
An embarassing man.
An embarassing man.
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One thing I don't see being reported on this Samantha Fulnecky thing is that the paper she wrote her essay on was about non-gender-conforming adolescents being bullied and committing suicide at, higher than normal rates. She opened her essay by saying she "didn't see that as a problem".
December 4, 2025 at 12:41 AM
One thing I don't see being reported on this Samantha Fulnecky thing is that the paper she wrote her essay on was about non-gender-conforming adolescents being bullied and committing suicide at, higher than normal rates. She opened her essay by saying she "didn't see that as a problem".
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This all sounds like criticism, and no, not really. It's a very good game and probably deserving of most of the praise heaped upon it. But almost every part of it feels like any sharp edges have been sanded down for palatability.
It gives it a glossy mirror sheen and palatable, mainstream appeal.
It gives it a glossy mirror sheen and palatable, mainstream appeal.
November 30, 2025 at 2:45 AM
This all sounds like criticism, and no, not really. It's a very good game and probably deserving of most of the praise heaped upon it. But almost every part of it feels like any sharp edges have been sanded down for palatability.
It gives it a glossy mirror sheen and palatable, mainstream appeal.
It gives it a glossy mirror sheen and palatable, mainstream appeal.
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Clair Obscur might be the perfect example of videogame 'Oscar Bait'. Glossy and professionally produced, mostly realistic aesthetics, a familiar genre with a little twist, a Meaningful And Emotional story, and safely within the social mores of western pop culture. No asian 'weirdness' here!
November 30, 2025 at 2:43 AM
Clair Obscur might be the perfect example of videogame 'Oscar Bait'. Glossy and professionally produced, mostly realistic aesthetics, a familiar genre with a little twist, a Meaningful And Emotional story, and safely within the social mores of western pop culture. No asian 'weirdness' here!
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Really seems Clair Obscur is going to clean up in the various GOTY awards because it's a safe, broadly liked game.
All the runner-ups - Hades 2, Blue Prince, Silksong - are either the best thing ever or complete garbage depending on who you ask. Funny to see both claims on my TL in rapid succession
All the runner-ups - Hades 2, Blue Prince, Silksong - are either the best thing ever or complete garbage depending on who you ask. Funny to see both claims on my TL in rapid succession
November 30, 2025 at 2:38 AM
Really seems Clair Obscur is going to clean up in the various GOTY awards because it's a safe, broadly liked game.
All the runner-ups - Hades 2, Blue Prince, Silksong - are either the best thing ever or complete garbage depending on who you ask. Funny to see both claims on my TL in rapid succession
All the runner-ups - Hades 2, Blue Prince, Silksong - are either the best thing ever or complete garbage depending on who you ask. Funny to see both claims on my TL in rapid succession
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Funny thing is that every Final Fantasy is apparently the worst according to a not-insignificant number of people. It's almost as if the series is, in fact, very varied and each game has its own audience.
December 1, 2025 at 2:31 PM
Funny thing is that every Final Fantasy is apparently the worst according to a not-insignificant number of people. It's almost as if the series is, in fact, very varied and each game has its own audience.
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Everything I knew about Final Fantasy XVI was telling me I wouldn't like it: no party members, real-time action, and it was being made by the XIV team so it was probably in that "single-player MMO" style. Ended up *completely* thrown by how much I enjoyed the story and characters
December 1, 2025 at 2:14 PM
Everything I knew about Final Fantasy XVI was telling me I wouldn't like it: no party members, real-time action, and it was being made by the XIV team so it was probably in that "single-player MMO" style. Ended up *completely* thrown by how much I enjoyed the story and characters
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I have tell this story many times but: The first time I played The Witcher 3 I absolutely hated it. I thought the combat was messy, the game was too clunky for my taste and I do not like medieval settings.
But after giving the game another shot on a rainy day, the game just clicked for me.
But after giving the game another shot on a rainy day, the game just clicked for me.
Ahorra un 90 % en The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt en Steam
Eres Geralt de Rivia, cazador de monstruos. En un continente devastado por la guerra e infestado de criaturas, tu misión es encontrar a Ciri, la niña de la profecía, un arma viviente que puede alterar...
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December 1, 2025 at 6:46 PM
I have tell this story many times but: The first time I played The Witcher 3 I absolutely hated it. I thought the combat was messy, the game was too clunky for my taste and I do not like medieval settings.
But after giving the game another shot on a rainy day, the game just clicked for me.
But after giving the game another shot on a rainy day, the game just clicked for me.
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I initially thought this was related to the OG Prey game with the Native American dude blasting aliens in space and wrote it off. Then I booted it up and, almost immediately, was cleansed in the light of Arkane’s Talos I. Unbelievably superb and underrated gem. store.steampowered.com/app/480490/P...
Save 80% on Prey on Steam
In Prey, you awaken aboard Talos I, a space station orbiting the moon in the year 2032. You are the key subject of an experiment meant to alter humanity forever – but things have gone terribly wrong. ...
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December 1, 2025 at 9:00 PM
I initially thought this was related to the OG Prey game with the Native American dude blasting aliens in space and wrote it off. Then I booted it up and, almost immediately, was cleansed in the light of Arkane’s Talos I. Unbelievably superb and underrated gem. store.steampowered.com/app/480490/P...
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Time for one of those show-and-tell threads!
Today, share a game (with link and thoughts) that you never expected to enjoy, let alone love. Something that just completely blindsided you.
After disliking Star Ocean 3-5 (the only ones I'd played) I loved SO6, despite some rough edges & bland art.
Today, share a game (with link and thoughts) that you never expected to enjoy, let alone love. Something that just completely blindsided you.
After disliking Star Ocean 3-5 (the only ones I'd played) I loved SO6, despite some rough edges & bland art.
Save 60% on STAR OCEAN THE DIVINE FORCE on Steam
Square Enix and Tri-Ace present the latest title in the Star Ocean RPG series.
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December 1, 2025 at 1:16 PM
Time for one of those show-and-tell threads!
Today, share a game (with link and thoughts) that you never expected to enjoy, let alone love. Something that just completely blindsided you.
After disliking Star Ocean 3-5 (the only ones I'd played) I loved SO6, despite some rough edges & bland art.
Today, share a game (with link and thoughts) that you never expected to enjoy, let alone love. Something that just completely blindsided you.
After disliking Star Ocean 3-5 (the only ones I'd played) I loved SO6, despite some rough edges & bland art.
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I thought Kunitsu-Gami would just be a quirky time waster, but somehow 3D action tower defence just clicks. Helps that it's absolutely beautiful.
Save 25% on Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess on Steam
A new tale of the Kami awaits... Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess is a unique Japanese-inspired, single player Kagura Action Strategy game.
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December 2, 2025 at 10:48 AM
I thought Kunitsu-Gami would just be a quirky time waster, but somehow 3D action tower defence just clicks. Helps that it's absolutely beautiful.
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seven and abrams cus i lowkey feel like im hitting an art block...
December 1, 2025 at 1:07 AM
seven and abrams cus i lowkey feel like im hitting an art block...
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skeleton hitting shield gif
December 1, 2025 at 5:01 AM
skeleton hitting shield gif
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white castle slider
November 28, 2025 at 10:30 PM
white castle slider
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“AI is clearly sticking around so you have to get used to it” wrong. I don’t have to get used to shit. I am a practiced hater and I can keep this going for decades if I am required to
December 1, 2025 at 11:29 PM
“AI is clearly sticking around so you have to get used to it” wrong. I don’t have to get used to shit. I am a practiced hater and I can keep this going for decades if I am required to
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I assume she means everyone who isn’t white.
December 2, 2025 at 12:27 AM
I assume she means everyone who isn’t white.
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The more you have to lose by not doing your job, the less likely you are to farm it out to a bullshit generator
A study by Dayforce shows 87% of executives use AI for work, compared to 57% of managers and just 27% of employees.
I think this explains the massive disconnect we see in how CEOs talk about AI versus everyone else. It also raises the question of how useful it truly is for frontline work?
I think this explains the massive disconnect we see in how CEOs talk about AI versus everyone else. It also raises the question of how useful it truly is for frontline work?
Execs are embracing AI more than their employees are, new research suggests
Research from HR software company Dayforce suggests that executives are leaning into AI far more than their employees.
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November 30, 2025 at 2:56 PM
The more you have to lose by not doing your job, the less likely you are to farm it out to a bullshit generator
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Mickey 17 and Sinners are the two films released this year that gave me hope for cinema and humanity
Even though Mickey 17 was IP, it was the kind we should get more of
And Sinners was a reminder that we *need* filmmakers to be allowed to make original stories
Even though Mickey 17 was IP, it was the kind we should get more of
And Sinners was a reminder that we *need* filmmakers to be allowed to make original stories
November 30, 2025 at 3:18 PM
Mickey 17 and Sinners are the two films released this year that gave me hope for cinema and humanity
Even though Mickey 17 was IP, it was the kind we should get more of
And Sinners was a reminder that we *need* filmmakers to be allowed to make original stories
Even though Mickey 17 was IP, it was the kind we should get more of
And Sinners was a reminder that we *need* filmmakers to be allowed to make original stories
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November 29, 2025 at 11:21 PM
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They’re simultaneously arguing that soldiers have to follow all orders from the president, legal or not, but they get to ignore orders from a federal judge if they feel they’re not legal.
KARL: Did you know about the judge's order when you issued your order for the planes to continue?
KRISTI NOEM: This is an activist judge. We comply with all federal orders that are lawful and binding.
KRISTI NOEM: This is an activist judge. We comply with all federal orders that are lawful and binding.
November 30, 2025 at 5:43 PM
They’re simultaneously arguing that soldiers have to follow all orders from the president, legal or not, but they get to ignore orders from a federal judge if they feel they’re not legal.
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and this is why the Death of the Humanities Degrees is devastating; we're just giving up on teaching students how to synthesize information in a way that's not somehow tied to capitalism
One hard part of the literacy problem in the United States is there are a lot of people -- some of them with college degrees and beyond -- who don't realize that they are bad at reading
I don't know how to reach those people
I don't know how to reach those people
November 30, 2025 at 7:53 PM
and this is why the Death of the Humanities Degrees is devastating; we're just giving up on teaching students how to synthesize information in a way that's not somehow tied to capitalism
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One hard part of the literacy problem in the United States is there are a lot of people -- some of them with college degrees and beyond -- who don't realize that they are bad at reading
I don't know how to reach those people
I don't know how to reach those people
November 30, 2025 at 6:17 PM
One hard part of the literacy problem in the United States is there are a lot of people -- some of them with college degrees and beyond -- who don't realize that they are bad at reading
I don't know how to reach those people
I don't know how to reach those people