@thefourfoldroot yes, that the rumble felt really different when switching to different elements. Like water for instance the rumble in the pad would be moving around. I guess to emulate waves?
@thefourfoldroot They don't say anything Geoff Keighley hasn't already lol.
They were all surprised when the triggers became harder to press, and said it felt really cool etc.
@naruball I understand where you're coming from, but the examples you give for being a ****, I believe, are exactly that - a person just a **** and not a more deeper seated issue. Before I met my wife, I only had one non serious girlfriend, I used to be chubby but then I joined a gym, my mother left when I was young and I've never known my father, etc, but I've always tried to be a good person. (True examples but I won't give any more as this is a random site on the internet, not a support group lol). None of that equates to a mental illness.
I used to work in luxury retail. Trust me, there are some horrible/happy people out there lol.
@Old-Red Now I understand what you mean. It's a shame there's no real term for it. I think to say "mental illness" further stigmatises disorders people have.
It's more serious than being socially inept... It's more like... being an ****hole but on a clinical level... like kleptomania but for being a ****.
EDIT: I suppose mentally ill really is the best term to describe it, for now. As you say, there's something not quite right going on in their heads.
@Arnna I agree that it's not a blanket rule and there will be exceptions no matter the situation. It's undeniably a minority in that "crowd" with genuine disorders, and that in turn must be dealt with separately. The majority.... tits. I also echo your sentiment entirely. Coming out the other side of a debate with them does make you feel worse. However I've found that once that's happened to you it's much easier to avoid them. I don't spend nearly as much time on the internet (except for work) than I used to. I'm much healthier mentally because of that. I just feel for devs who seemingly need to have an online presence and see this crap daily.
@Old-Red may I ask what makes you think mental illness is a factor here? I help people with neurological disorders; autism, Asperger's, schizophrenia, etc. But none of them would utter death threats as they know it's wrong (well, the schizophrenia might be a little different, but that's entirely another matter). Could it be that these people are just c***ts? Claiming to have a disorder sounds like an easy way out.
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Re: Watch Lots of Brand New PS5 Gameplay with Japanese YouTube Videos
@thefourfoldroot yes, that the rumble felt really different when switching to different elements. Like water for instance the rumble in the pad would be moving around. I guess to emulate waves?
Re: Watch Lots of Brand New PS5 Gameplay with Japanese YouTube Videos
@thefourfoldroot They don't say anything Geoff Keighley hasn't already lol.
They were all surprised when the triggers became harder to press, and said it felt really cool etc.
Re: Spider-Man Creative Director Calls for Respect as PS5 Remaster Criticism Crosses the Line
@naruball I understand where you're coming from, but the examples you give for being a ****, I believe, are exactly that - a person just a **** and not a more deeper seated issue. Before I met my wife, I only had one non serious girlfriend, I used to be chubby but then I joined a gym, my mother left when I was young and I've never known my father, etc, but I've always tried to be a good person. (True examples but I won't give any more as this is a random site on the internet, not a support group lol). None of that equates to a mental illness.
I used to work in luxury retail. Trust me, there are some horrible/happy people out there lol.
@Old-Red Now I understand what you mean. It's a shame there's no real term for it. I think to say "mental illness" further stigmatises disorders people have.
It's more serious than being socially inept... It's more like... being an ****hole but on a clinical level... like kleptomania but for being a ****.
EDIT: I suppose mentally ill really is the best term to describe it, for now. As you say, there's something not quite right going on in their heads.
Re: Spider-Man Creative Director Calls for Respect as PS5 Remaster Criticism Crosses the Line
@Arnna I agree that it's not a blanket rule and there will be exceptions no matter the situation. It's undeniably a minority in that "crowd" with genuine disorders, and that in turn must be dealt with separately. The majority.... tits. I also echo your sentiment entirely. Coming out the other side of a debate with them does make you feel worse. However I've found that once that's happened to you it's much easier to avoid them. I don't spend nearly as much time on the internet (except for work) than I used to. I'm much healthier mentally because of that. I just feel for devs who seemingly need to have an online presence and see this crap daily.
Re: Spider-Man Creative Director Calls for Respect as PS5 Remaster Criticism Crosses the Line
@Old-Red may I ask what makes you think mental illness is a factor here? I help people with neurological disorders; autism, Asperger's, schizophrenia, etc. But none of them would utter death threats as they know it's wrong (well, the schizophrenia might be a little different, but that's entirely another matter). Could it be that these people are just c***ts? Claiming to have a disorder sounds like an easy way out.