What if Smashboards profile posts were screenshotted and passed around the internet like Twitter posts.
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In a roguelite (or any other game with procedural generation), the differences and uniqueness in runs is inversely proportional to how often the marketing emphasizes the "randomness" and "infinite replayability" of the game.
Someone: What should we call the generations?
Guy who was from the Greatest Generation: I have an idea.
Indie creators should sometimes release the most random and minor parts of their works into the public domain.
Concept: Two criminals that are really good friends but also stupid that are described as "thick as thieves"
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I like how Mickey Mouse went from a "mascot" of corporate greed to a "mascot" of the public domain literally overnight.
It feels weird that Uncle Grandpa never actually got demolished and then another Uncle Grandpa came in and said "Boy, I'm glad I'm not that guy." in the actual show.
Who would you be in the Smashboards version of the "Who Broke It?" scene?
Spin this wheel two times. There's now a "X vs Y" fighting game based on those two things. Who y'all maining?
Social media companies be like "Well this change would incredibly alienate 49.99999% of our users but we predict we will see a .5% increase in engagement from 50.00001% so we're not making the site worse for technically most users."
When I first saw the Megamind 2 trailer I thought that they were showing footage from the series first. That's how much the animation was downgraded.
I wanna tell you all about a card game called "Card: the Game". Basically, you just take the cards from a bunch of other card games that you own and completely improvise some sort of battle or something in the form of a regular card game. I have heard some variations of rules for it where you draw three cards as your "character, location, and transportation" but the way I like to play is that everyone shuffles all of the cards into one single deck and draws some number of cards from it. Then everyone plays clockwise by putting down 1 (or more) card(s) on the table or manipulating already placed cards and then just going until everyone but one decides they've been defeated. I don't know if I did the best explaining it so if anyone wants any extra clarification then I'd be happy to reply.
The dilemma of wanting to be famous but not wanting to have to be a famous person.
When people say your drawing of Mickey Mouse is actually infringing because the left heel on his shoe resembles his modern design that's still under copyright but then you hit them with the obscure newspaper ad for Plane Crazy that was released before Steamboat Willie that shows him with the modern left shoe heel.
If it aims to have realistic graphics then why did they decide to call it the Unreal Engine
If there's the power of rock, what stats do other genres increase?
I wanna take a bunch of 1940's audience members and a bunch of modern day meme fans and then show them Wabbit Twouble at the same time and look at the reactions when the Big Chungus scene comes on.
Grapes and bananas go really well together.
The cover of the Korean version of this Scratch programming book goes hard.
People need to realize that when defending something or someone, you don't need to criticize and bring down something or someone else
(This post is about sharks and dolphins)
You think an official English version of Mother 3 would be called Earthbound 2 or Mother 3?
Had a dream that The Golden (a popular Geometry Dash level) became public domain/creative commons and people were confused because Geometry Dash itself wasn't Public Domain and WaWaWa posted that he kept getting Youtube recommendations about the level even though he didn't know what it is.
Why can't I find some sort of database of public domain and creative commons characters and stuff? The closest things are the public domain superheroes wiki and LibregameWiki (and even then that doesn't allow non-commercial licenses)
There should be a Warioware game where the final boss is some live-action guy in a cheap Wario costume.
Youtuber: And this leads into a little known thing called... [the text "Foreign Word" comes onto the screen] Foreen Wyrd? Forin Woord?
[Cut to a pronunciation website page for "Foreign Word". The Youtuber's cursor clicks the speak button.]
Pronunciation Text-to-Speech: Foreign Word
Youtuber: Ah. Foreign Word.
[Rest of the video goes on]
Are y'all ™ or are ya'll ™️?
I misinterpreted this at first.
I think it's funny how fruitcake jokes have outlasted the popularity of fruitcake.
I hate Windows 11's low power notification. Is it really necessary that you have to pause absolutely everything in order to jumpscare me with a notification that my laptop's battery is low and then make me click the "ok" button to continue using it instead of just a normal non-interruptive notification like pretty much everything else does?
It's kinda sad that people don't even think about how long the public domain is cause it's been extended for so long that it's just the way it's always been for a lot of people.
They should make a Monopoly spin-off where all the players have a good time
(I was gonna make a joke about a spin-off called Oligopoly but I'll just leave the post right here)
What if there were corporate lay-ons too?
My dream is to get one of my characters on one of those sidebar mural things on Newgrounds.
Wonder what games would be like if the first game were freemium mobile games.
I think it's kinda funny that there's media out there that's pretty much only known in pop culture for being a "rival" to another much more popular piece of media only due to some (often superficial) similarities and then people don't actually engage whatever that thing is and the """""rivalry""""" ends up being incredibly one-sided like with Heathcliff and Digimon. (not that they don't have fandoms of course)
T. Rexes are the main characters of dinosaurs.
Youtube should have a feature called "The Lottery" where once per day a single completely random video gets recommended to every single user and the person who posted it just has to deal with that. -
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