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I dunno man, still can't see the radical left in him.

lolol, as if I've called it. The pattern is pretty obvious at this point. The aggressive ones are sitting on the right side of the table, and not the left side. There is no "both sides" yadda-yadda, it's clearly the right that is deranged. /Edit:

Nah, if you browse 4chan for like 10 seconds, you'll see that this is what edgy right winger kids write like.

Why would he be a radical left winger? So far all political assassination (attempts) in the last couple months have been done by radical right wingers. Statistics are not in favor of this.

Last Judge was incredibly easy compared to Moorwing. Took me less attempts to beat her than trying to get to the boss, lol. Yesterday I've also unlocked the double jump. One thing that kinda pisses me off in act 2 is that... you basically do Path of Pain. But then you are not done, no. Next area you do Path of Pain again. But that's not all! In the next area... guess what, Path of Pain! I'm at a point now where generic mobs don't really bother me much anymore, but instead the environment is just one "sawblade" after another. Anyways. Steam says I'm playing for 40 hours now. It's getting to a point where I will probably take a break due to exhaustion. Based on experience, I can do maybe another 20 hours (so this weekend ) but then it's enough for a year or two. Maybe it's best to take a break anyways, and wait for the inevitable free dlc updates. Despite how cool this game is, I'm not sure if I would have the strength to ever replay it once I'm done with it.

I never watched more than 1 ep of Terminal List, because that show was so damn dark, couldn't see anything. Did they change that in the new one or is it still like that? Also that reminds me, I haven't finished the latest season of Bosch yet either, because for some reason they decided to make sunny LA look like dark Mexico as well... this sucks so much.

I can't wait for when it comes out the assassin is a white right wing trump supporter and suddenly nobody will ever hear of it again in the news.

Is it just me or does that read like Pokemon?

Well, of course my skill likely has improved. All the platforming and jumping off of objects helped greatly. But it 100% is also related to boss design. For example, I'm faring *a lot* better with anything that does not have random elements in it. That means, apparent random movement changes (Moorwing hovering lower from one moment to the next, without telegraphing it), or spawning extra mobs which also move randomly. There is more luck involved than skill. Sister Splinter for example felt really easy to me - her movements were super predictable. Yet I still had to repeat it a few times, just because those stupid mobs (that also deal 2 dmg each), felt completely random. The widow took me a bit, but only because phase 2 was so extremely fast and the screen was cluttered with objects which distracted me a lot. Worth to mention: Cogwork dancers was a great boss fight. 100% systemic, even at high speed. Reminded me a lot of the Mantis Lords from HK, which I also liked a lot. tl;dr - the one thing that I struggled the most with was the random in early game. Mid-game so far doesn't have a lot of bosses with random crap, at least as far as I have experienced so far.

I don't want to dismiss all of it as bad stuff of course, but I still refuse to watch it, because I just don't want to give them clicks for their "owning the libs"-type content. This is purely based on my experience with this type of content from a few years back. Maybe it was just lots of bad examples, or just the garbage that went viral. /Edit: Funny thing said by Charlie Kirk:

They are stupid and don't know better. It's mostly just bad faith arguments anyways, or who shouts over the other louder. At least that's what I remember from Crowder back in the days. Not feeling the mood to look into that again.

I really hate those campus debates. You beat a student in some bait political topic? Wow, good job! And then they placate it all over the internet to show how their ideology is superior while cutting out all the scenes that make them look bad. Already hated wife-beater Steven Crowder back when he did it. Those people do nothing but rile up people and I have no sympathy whatsoever left for them.

So sad. Thoughts and prayers.

Have to say that Silksong in act 2 is *a lot* easier than act 1. So far nothing was pissing me off as much as that stupid Moorwing and that moss thing. People complained about Hunters March a lot, but even that... I pretty much breezed through it. I've also been through most of the obvious citadel parts and again, it's not that big of a deal. Feels pretty much on par with the original HK experience. Seems they really just had the beginning cranked up a bit too much... it would never have been such a huge pain in the arse if the difficulty curve wouldn't have pulled up so hard right away.

How are we passionate about war when it's the americans who couldn't ever stop in 200something years.

Not sure about that. The EU is extremely anal about such things, so I kind of have a hart time imagining that stuff like this would really slip through here like that (someone prove me wrong).

I never actually watched the original Casablanca, but I believe that many years ago I've watched some movie about Hong Kong in WW2(?) which had an oddly similar plot. Can't remember the name. Maybe one day I will finally watch the original Casablanca.

Doesn't most food have lead in it? At the end of the day it's the amount that matters.

Nah, I skipped hunters march. Since it's an optional area and apparently very tough, I figured to try to do it later.

Finished Silksong Act 1. Blasted Steps is just ridiculous, lol. The final chapter boss was pretty cool and fun to play, but getting to him... wtf were they thinking. More than half the time I wasn't even able to reach the boss arena, and even less did I manage to keep my full health. Generally the runback is not too terrible, but there is one stupid flying little **** that is exactly placed in a way to 110% annoy the hell out of you and ruin your day if you just do one little mistake. This took me like... I don't know... 5 hours? Probably more. Pure autism kept me going. And now I went straight into a lite version of the White Palace. Yay. Not sure if I will be able to finish this game.

Funny, just recently I was in norway for 2 weeks. It's nice. Certainly more pretty than the boring flat place I'm living in.

Ok, went back into Silksong after coming down. Finally was able to beat the stupid mothwig ****ing piece of ****. It was pure random chance in the end, which is exactly what I hate in a boss fight. I'm close to the end of act1 as far as I am aware. Got 6hp now, upgraded the needle, got some tool damage and amount upgrades, and wrapped up most of the side quests that were available. The stick mother fight was pretty nice, I also liked the widow - though the widow phase 2 took me a couple hours again, because it was so damn fast, I could barely see it. Phase 1 was no big deal, made it through without getting hit, but then it became a bit much... Anyways. Same as HK, the game is great when it doesn't feel incredibly unfair and random. IMO they could have made the beginning a bit less harsh for sure, and people would have accepted it more. /Edit: I've also unlocked the reaper and the wanderer crests, but decided to stick with the default moveset. Feels more fitting for Hornet, and also I don't really have any issues with it.

I mean, this was an extremely obvious cash grab attempt that felt very insulting to players. Hearing this was a thing made me want to check out the game even less. My guess is that the pre-order sales numbers were so damn low that they decided it's not worth it and now move back on it.

This is literally the first time I've uninstalled a game in rage. Not even Elden Ring managed to do that, and I found it extremely painful in the beginning. Waited 6 years to rage quit, ****ing hell.

I'm rage quitting Silksong. Right now it's just not fun for me. Get hit, 1 damage, stagger, enemy moves into you, 1 damage, enemy leaves your hitbox, 1 damage. 3 damage in 1 second. Then all the bullet sponge mobs on the way of your 6 screen backtracking... nah. Maybe it will get patched at some point, or I need to wait for walkthroughs. At current state, even Elden Ring was easier for me to deal with.