Recent content by Droopie

It would make sense that the issue is in the fact that many people expect cats to be trained in the same way as dogs, which is why most people are unable to train their cats successfully. Why was the dog in a position where it felt that threatened? Well I spent a bit of time looking up...

That ease with training cats is pretty unusual. I've had about four cats and only the most recent one has been responsive to training, and I think that has more to do with his own personality than anything I've done with him. He just doesn't like destroying things, and any time he's knocked...

Make fun of whoever you like. Yeah, there'll be social consequences if you go too far in contextI mean something like making jokes about someone when you're already aware that they're uncomfortable with it, which is just a careless and rude thing to do. For example, it may be okay to make rape...

Man, I wish that spoiler catered to people who prefer small breasts.

Probably How I Met Your Mother. Looking back, the whole show is mediocre, but I loved it when I was younger and was furious at the finale. The pacing of the entire last season was brutally slow, each episode only covering a few hours at a time (whereas past seasons were regular sitcom pace...

I don't think it was a specific game for me so much as games in general. I've always been afraid that playing, or trying to get involved in any sort of gaming community, would be extremely unwelcoming and gatekeeper-y. I still don't know if it's true: I have experiences once in awhile where I...

A good game that isn't playable is not a good game. I would play neither.

From the BioShock Wikia (here, have a link [http://bioshock.wikia.com/wiki/Jack]: So, nah, it never appeared in-game, but it is technically there. edit: oh wait nevermind

I never really get tired of Atlas' instructions. I kinda just like listening to him and Ryan. Probably won't bother getting this since the changes are so minor (I don't really care about the graphics and was never bothered by physics) and still have to finish 2 and Infinite. Glad to see...

Yes to both. People have already mentioned BoJack Horseman, which has some great story arcs and character development (I've seen complaints from people who disliked it because they were upset to find that a cartoon wasn't all lighthearted). Rick & Morty, while primarily a comedy, has some great...

Bdelloids. They can survive high levels of radiation and take DNA from other species to add it to themselves. (source [http://journals.plos.org/plosgenetics/article?id=10.1371/journal.pgen.1003035])

Aren't there some FPSes that use the fact that you kill so much as a way to enhance the story, even if just by emphasizing how immoral it actually is? I can't think of a good one off the top of my head, but don't something like that would be a pretty brilliant way to add another layer of depth...

I think people should know how to defend themselves in whatever environment is relevant to them. If you live in a gun-ridden area, you should be taught the basis of handling a gun responsibly and learn what to do if in a situation where someone else is using a gun dangerously. If you live...

Immersion, to me, is being able to concentrate on a game closely enough that you forget about anything except getting to the next checkpoint, even if it takes hours. You're not convincing yourself that you are the character, or that you're not playing a game--not at all. But you aren't...

No point in exploring large levels if there's nothing there to explore. I'd much prefer a small, intensely detailed level, especially if it's packed with little story enhancers and things you probably won't catch your first time playing. The level being visually interesting is also really...