It works for Nora territory that’s like a quarter of the map. The paint is everywhere including places that are completely forbidden to them, and only a couple of isolated bannished people have left their land.

And the real problem I have with it is not that it’s not explained, it’s that exploration is frankly discouraged in this game. If and only if you know you’re supposed to go somewhere, follow the trail. If there’s no trail, OR if you don’t have a quest here yet, don’t go, you’re losing your time.

Mirror’s Edge’s environment itself was mostly white but used bright red highlights to guide the player if I remember correctly. So not yellow but kind of the same.

Horizon Zero Dawn is the one that I know that does the yellow paint thing completely straight and in the most obvious way. If it’s not yellow, don’t bother going that way.

Really it’s something any 3D game design has to face, you don’t want players to be too lost and disoriented. It’s just not fun. Lots of (well-designed) games do that by clever use of lighting and environmental clues. When it’s done right you mostly don’t realize it unless you’re looking for it, but it’s enough that you know the right way.

But if it’s too obvious, it can be a bit jarring.

Yeah it’s perfectly fine. And just leaving the signature is too. The discussion is mostly around that one troll actively removing signatures when they exist because “that’s an ad”.

If someone was wondering, that’s where the cucco (chicken) in Super Smash Bros Ultimate comes from too. And why whoever hits it (or is hit with it) has to endure an angry clucking swarm of birds.

I try that at least once in every Zelda game, for science.

It ends the same way in almost all of them, except Twilight Princess that goes all weird unexplainable shit instead. It does that quite a bit.

I think I probably had to solve that too since I did finish Clouds of Xeen long ago but I don’t remember that puzzle.

Though I had something kinda similar to that feeling when I learned about Citizen Kane and I got that the witches’ password “rosebud” was probably a random reference to that. At least I think it was?

If Jesus turns the water in wine to wine, what do you get?

Sure. It was called Wii Sports back in 2006.

“Well, people have two hands!” - the NRA, probably.

Great, thank you.

I’d be interested in a list, most of the podcasts I listened to while commuting have ended.

And one of the still running podcasts is “372 pages we’ll never get back”, a funny book club kind of thing with books of dubious quality, and since I read along in between episodes it takes me forever to get to listen to those.

Either French or English-speaking will do.

“Dude, stop roasting the poor guy, he’s already dead!”

If he’s working under Dr Kellogg, it’d be more like “Your husband died because you masturbate too much!”

That screen is almost certainly meant to be Smash bros. The ones that run on analog output consoles are 64, Melee and Brawl, and of these only Brawl has a green “GAME!” message.

So this guy might be playing it on a wii, which does look better on a CRT. Competitive (pre-Smash 4) smash players are also all about CRT because they play in a frame-perfect way and conversion to digital induces a small amount of lag, but they’re usually Melee players.

That said he’s also using controllers that look nothing like wii or GC controllers and are very Sony-shaped, so who knows.

They have to do it anyway because it’s an order from their Master Tactician.

It’s still directly referencing the stupid obsession over testosterone and how the lack of it explains why men are not “male” enough to them. That’s literally what the soy part is.

The word is shit, and so is its implication.

It’a also masculinist shit, so.

Underwearology seems like a very situational skill.

mbin right? That could explain the difference. Lemmy was made to look and feel more like reddit.

You can see how many upvotes and downvotes a comment has, and this one shows at 0 upvote, despite the fact you should automatically give yourself an upvote when you post. It’s possible to remove your self-upvote, if you want to for some reason.

Though I think some instances hide downvotes in UI, so maybe you can only see the total? not sure.