Western AAA studios will often do this thing where they come up with a decent design and then ruin it with shitty realism because AAA games can't be stylized anymore for some reason.

VIRGIN ''I chased down my ''father'''s killer, then couldn't bring myself to kill her'' VS CHAD ''I chased down my father’s killer and shot him dead like the dog he was''

Power is the only thing these people understand and the Trump administration is the only conservative one in living memory with the werewithal to apply it.

You people aren't the backbone of anything lol. There are so few of you that actually pandering to you kills entire studios. 😂

The Jedi actually deserved to go extinct. Their entire ideology is inherently antithetical to life itself. You’re not allowed to have attachments, show emotion, love anyone, be passionate about anything, or embody really any of the qualities that make a sentient living being a sentient living being. Anything that’s life giving is attacked for being associated with the Sith, who would otherwise be completely correct about everything if it weren’t for their over the top cruelty and cartoonish villainy. The entire core tenets of the Jedi Order almost perfectly match the late-stage liberal fantasy of a world where existential divisions are all papered over and everyone and everything is forcibly dissolved into a universalist soup managed by a supposedly apolitical priestly caste who wield absolute power while lying through their teeth about how they’re just defenders of democracy. And like all Liberal orders, the Jedi are so dogmatically committed to the false promise of universalism, neutrality, proceduralism, and “balance” (aka not taking your own side) that they can’t see any existential threats until it is far too late.

The Empire were the good guys. At minimum, the Jedi were the bad ones, and it isn't close. The original trilogy runs on Saturday-morning-cartoon morality: space wizards good, planet-killer bad. Then Lucas came back as an older man to explain why the most gifted Jedi alive would walk away. In doing so he accidentally made three movies of evidence for the defense. Exhibit A: the Republic. Its Senate was too paralyzed to stop a trade blockade of one of its own worlds, and nothing passed until every faction got its cut. The Jedi spent those years running errands for it like galactic rent-a-cops. Meanwhile a Sith Lord climbed to the top of the government they were supposed to be guarding. No wonder Anakin, told his politics sounded like a dictatorship, shrugged: "Well, if it works." Exhibit B: how they treated him. He was a boy conceived by the Force, the Chosen One of their own prophecy, and the Council didn't want him, mostly because he scared them. Qui-Gon won him in a bet and left his mother in slavery. In ten years the Order never went back for her. They forbade him to marry, under a code that treats love as a character flaw. They gave him a Council seat, denied him the rank of Master in the same breath, then asked him to spy on the Chancellor. When he came to Yoda terrified of losing someone, the advice was to let go of everything he feared to lose. He came back from Tatooine having done something unspeakable, and his teachers never even noticed. Exhibit C: the Code. It was sacred every time it cost Anakin something. The moment it protected Palpatine (disarmed, beaten, owed a trial), Mace Windu decided he was too dangerous to live. This was the same Mace who had floated the idea of the Council taking control of the Senate. They threw the Code out the window the second it suited them, which is how Mace ended up out the window himself. Exhibit D: everything else. "Only a Sith deals in absolutes" is an absolute. They took babies from their parents. They were peacekeepers who led a cloned army they never ordered and never questioned. They revered the prophecy until it got inconvenient, then decided it had been misread. Their plan to finish the Sith was to send a son to kill his father. Luke refused, and what actually saved the galaxy was the attachment the Jedi spent generations forbidding. Even Luke ended up calling their legacy failure and hypocrisy. Anakin wanted what a lot of young men want: a wife, a family, a chance to be a hero and fix what was broken. The Republic offered him celibacy, suspicion, and errands. Palpatine offered a way to save the woman he loved. That's why this story hits so hard for so many young guys. The tragedy isn't that Anakin got corrupted. It's that he chased the things they want too, and lost everything anyway. Not that anyone wins. Vader becomes a cyborg and Palpatine a cryptkeeper. Obi-Wan spends nearly twenty years in a desert hut, and Luke follows the Jedi path to an island where he drinks green milk from a sea monster. The New Republic inherits every problem the old one had. x.com/Bronzeagemormon/status…

“You may sit on the council, but we do not grant you the rank of Master.” “Why not?” “Because we’re credentialed. We all have PhDs in Gender Studies, Race Relations, and Queer Engineering in Minority Communities. All you have is extensive real-world experience and natural ability the rest of us could only dream about. Plus you’re White, soooo…”

This retard is a disgrace to his beard.

What would happen if-

Has anyone told @katy4congress that (despite all of the work I’ve done for West Texas), I’m not in office yet? 😂 I’ve never seen a lazier, more lie ridden campaign in my life. Figures.

September 9, 1942. A Japanese floatplane launches off the coast of Oregon to drop firebombs on the US mainland. Fifty five years later, that exact Oregon town named him an honorary citizen. His name was Nobuo Fujita. At 30 years old, Warrant Officer Fujita became the only pilot in history to bomb the continental United States during wartime. Flying a tiny Yokosuka E14Y floatplane launched from the submarine I 25, he dropped two incendiary bombs over Wheeler Ridge near Brookings, Oregon. Rain soaked forests kept the flames small, and nobody was hurt. Twenty years later, in 1962, the Junior Chamber of Commerce in Brookings came up with an unthinkable idea. They invited the man who bombed them to be the guest of honor at their Azalea Festival. Fujita was terrified it was a trap. Before boarding his flight to America, he packed his family's 400 year old samurai sword in his luggage. He promised himself that if the townspeople pelted him with rotten eggs or put him on trial as a war criminal, he would use the blade to take his own life in the traditional way. It wasn't a trap. Three thousand Americans lined the streets of Brookings to shake his hand and welcome him. Stunned by their grace, Fujita walked into the town hall and handed over his 400 year old family sword as a gift of peace. Here's where it gets even deeper. Fujita never stopped paying the town back. In 1985, he brought three students from Brookings to Japan at his own expense after his company went bankrupt. In the 1990s, when he heard Brookings was struggling to build a new public library, the elderly pilot mailed checks totaling 15,000 dollars from his modest savings. In September 1997, Nobuo Fujita died of lung cancer in Japan at age 85. Days before he passed, Brookings made him an honorary citizen. The following year, his daughter Yoriko flew to Oregon and buried a portion of his ashes at the exact bomb site in the forest, right beside a redwood seedling he had planted himself. He flew to Oregon twice: once to burn their forest down, and once to plant a tree where his ashes now rest.

Master Chief is Racist

😂😂😂

Fuck these guys.

And now we understand the absolutely rabid obsession with destroying Pete Hegseth. I’ve been in the Army since before 9/11. Served under many secretaries. Only in the past 18 months have I experienced: >politicians warning me not to follow illegal orders >billboards outside military bases telling me to report war crimes >the media attacking anyone who has a positive thing to say about the man, and defending anyone who hates him >stunning volume of leaks from senior officials trying to undermine him, and the lionizing of the leakers by the press >being called a war criminal myself, hundreds of times a day >a sustained media narrative portraying virtually every firing or senior officer removal as a “purge” >public efforts by retired officers, advocacy groups, and political figures to mobilize service members and military communities against administration policies >influential “Americans” publicly cheering for Iran This is just to name a few. I’ve NEVER experienced anything like this before. And it’s becoming abundantly clear that the concerted effort to divide the military from within was stunted when Hegseth took over. Anyone desiring color revolution needs control of the military. That’s color revolution 101. Is it starting to make sense yet? Now you see the obsession over him in particular. It’s not a coincidence. And it damn sure isn’t because of his culture war. It’s because by all objective metrics, he runs a military that snatches rogue leaders from their beds, destroys entire militaries, and successfully mobilizes assets to save one downed pilot in the middle of enemy territory by building an Air Force base… in the middle of enemy territory. Secures the border, dominates the hemisphere. Hunts drug cartels. The list goes on. He is by all meaningful accounts, effective at wielding the machine. And that is why they drool at the thought of removing him. In years past you’d be hard pressed to find a junior Soldier who knew the name of the cabinet secretary above them. Every one of them knows Pete Hegseth. Every one.

Listening to Asmongold talk about the state of Conservatives while at work and had to make a clip of this when I got home. Very relevant

An aggressive reminder: you owe nothing but defiance and contempt for those who openly wish for your destruction. Ignore calls to abolish hate. God doesn’t make mistakes. He equipped you with hate for a reason. Specifically, so you could hate evil. Anyone who says “hate doesn’t live here” is just a demon trying to disarm you.

mood rn

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