Nichaes's recent activity
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Comment on CO2 turned into fuel: Japan’s scientists convert captured carbon into green fuel in ~engineering
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Comment on Former US President Donald Trump has been found guilty of thirty-four counts of falsifying business records to influence the outcome of the 2016 election in ~news
Nichaes I don't know if that many people ever really wanted Biden specifically. His politics are fine for a democrat, and overall his presidency has been very 'normal' (obviously he's had divisive...I don't know if that many people ever really wanted Biden specifically. His politics are fine for a democrat, and overall his presidency has been very 'normal' (obviously he's had divisive issues/actions, but so has every other president in history). He's just a safe bet politically, but with how old he is now it's unclear how safe that bet actually is when it really wouldn't be surprising if he randomly croaked through his next term if elected.
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Comment on Dune: Prophecy | Official teaser in ~tv
Nichaes I think the point here is that it doesn't matter that it's art to the people who approve of/finance making these movies/shows. The goal is to make money, and they're more than willing to...I think the point here is that it doesn't matter that it's art to the people who approve of/finance making these movies/shows. The goal is to make money, and they're more than willing to oversaturate and expand upon a universe that really doesn't need it in that venture.
The two main instances of this happening before are Star Wars and Marvel, but both have grossed so many billions that there's no way those film execs aren't going to keep chasing that dragon. Does it really matter if they sour the IP when it eventually flops?
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Comment on Are most political talks performative? in ~talk
Nichaes This really resonates with me, especially what you said about net negatives and self-assurance. I used to engage in online shouting matches all the time, but eventually I realized that I'm not...This really resonates with me, especially what you said about net negatives and self-assurance. I used to engage in online shouting matches all the time, but eventually I realized that I'm not really contributing to anything - at best I've alienated whoever it was I was arguing with from relating to my viewpoint, without ever intending to see theirs.
I'm not really content with the apathy I've since adopted, but I'm not really sure how else to be. I don't think I could ever commit enough of my life to take whatever action I would need to in order to actually contribute meaningfully, so I guess I'll just vote for X color every few years and call it a day?
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Comment on Kingdom Come: Deliverance II -- coming 2024 in ~games
Nichaes HENRY! I played through the first game a few years ago and had a great time with it, even though the ending seemed a bit abrupt. Looking forward to the sequel!HENRY!
I played through the first game a few years ago and had a great time with it, even though the ending seemed a bit abrupt. Looking forward to the sequel!
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Comment on Elden Ring DLC: Shadow of the Erdtree | Gameplay reveal trailer releases tomorrow in ~games
Nichaes (edited )Link ParentYeah, Sekiro isn't really about player freedom at all - there's different prosthetics and special moves, but they're mostly secondary to the parry focused gameplay. It's a samurai/ninja fantasy,...Yeah, Sekiro isn't really about player freedom at all - there's different prosthetics and special moves, but they're mostly secondary to the parry focused gameplay. It's a samurai/ninja fantasy, so I can see someone being turned off of it if that didn't match their expectations/preferences.
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Comment on We have heard you - Unity says in ~games
Nichaes Could I ask, what is it about UE that would make people balk at it?Could I ask, what is it about UE that would make people balk at it?
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Comment on Re:Zero Anime's 3rd season reveals 2nd teaser visual in ~anime
Nichaes Is it a problem to be ahead of the translated source material? Or is this a GoT situation?Is it a problem to be ahead of the translated source material? Or is this a GoT situation?
Yeah, it's been used as a talking point for decades with nothing to show for it. The research might be legitimate, but I can't see it having any purpose beyond being used to delay actual climate change legislation.