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One thing I love about Nintendo products is that they are built to last.
"Are dangerous and should be purged" is not one of those extreme perspectives that you allude to?
And that's how it should be in all parts of the world. For example, look at what happened to England during the 16th century. That binding and then unbinding cycle of religions not only put a headache on the common folk, at also didn't work out too well for the people of higher.
Well, there is a difference, in that what matters in this world is determined by what you decide matters in this world.
There's a difference between you and me – you didn't have a reason to die. I don't have a reason to live.
Its got a deeper single player.
Every single human being has the right to believe what they want to believe in accordance to free will; however, there are certainly individuals who lack the right to act on those beliefs. Therein lies the inherent problem.
Well, the graphics definetely took a more realistic approach, there's Snake and of course, the Subspace Emissary.
No worries. Just thought I'd drop a bit of info, since it's common to see the uses and benefits of philosophy downplayed as useless or misguided..gif)
Like I said before, I still never did philosophy, so of course I would say something like this. But I personally prefer to be more like a simpleton than anything else. Having my "own" philosophy I guess. But I'll study that next year, and a lot. 8 hours of it a week will help me learning it I think.
I dunno, I just saw a reddit post and it says Brawl was deeper on a high level. Apparently.
Subspace was actually pretty good for a Smasg game.
If by deeper you mean pretentious, then yes.
I like the new avatar you're rockin.
Of course, I'm not denying that. If we lived in a perfect world, everyone would respect the wishes of one another. Unfortunately, we don't.
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No worries. Just thought I'd drop a bit of info, since it's common to see the uses and benefits of philosophy downplayed as useless or misguided.
You don't need to have a solid grasp of philosophical fundamentals to live your life. But philosophy can supplement your experience by giving you the tools to navigate and improve your life.
And everyone practices philosophy in their daily lives. If you've ever thought about what's the right course of action, how one should live, how to communicate and argue ideas with others, how to engage with art, etc., then you're practising philosophy.
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lol wasn't that what everyone was hoping for. A Melee-like Adventure Mode.
When I talk about extreme ideals, I talk about the same sort of extreme political and religious ideals such as, but not limited to, Nazism, fundamentalist religious (such as those held by the Catholic Church's Inquisition in the past or nowadays' Islamic terrorists) and such.
You know, I've been to France before. I went on a student exchange trip, where I hung out in the Poitiers area, then went to Paris for a few days.
Thanks ! I know it's going to be helpful for writing stuff. Philosphy is common in there, so it's better to learn it. Especially in France, where a lot of books talk or mock some philosphy. But, yeah, thanks again !
To be fair, one does not necessarily have to have a reason to live. I suppose you could always live for others; your family, your friends, and even strangers. You can always brighten someone's day with a smile. It might not seem like much, but when my sister was depressed, it meant the world to her and now she returns the favor to people who are in a seemingly bad mood.
That kind of sounds like a Classic/All-Stars hybrid.A combination of SSE and Melee's Adventure Mode would be amazing. Every franchise gets a platform level with enemies from that franchise and after beating that, you have to fight everyone from that franchise.
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I liked the story, and the cutscenes were amazing!... but Smash Bros + platform game = no bueno.
idk why, but one of my other french friends said that the French love Virginians when I told her I was from Virginia
I did not mind the graphics at the time; however, they did not age well at all. Smash 64 is more aesthetically pleasing to be honest. I mean, the models could use some work, but I do not feel the need to drill my eyes out as I watch it. Melee is obviously my bread and butter, not bad for a decade old game. Smash 4 is probably one of the more beautiful games in the market currently. Brawl... is just... repugnant.
Hang in there, bud
I'm from Britanny. While the country is nice, I don't really like some of the ideas in it. It's probably like this everywhere, so I guess it's just me.
We're all destined to one day. Even @Flight has done it.I wonder if I'll ever change my avatar, I like it too much
What makes you think that I didn't think back then I had no reason to live?
Wait.... really?
Reasons for living are an interesting conundrum indeed. I am alive by default of being alive. How can I therefore have a "reason" to live? You're going to remain alive whether you eat an orange or an apple, whether you have a family or don't, whether you achieve renown or don't.
It's basically officially-sanctioned fan fiction with snazzy graphics. However, it did grow repetitive, since there wasn't much variety (it was basically a Kirby sidescroller clone of rinse-and-repeat enemy-bashing and platforming). I imagine that the repetition and length is what soured the experience for many.
I'm Canadian, so I hardly know anything about Virginia, let alone the US in general (and thereby perceptions of Virginia by French folk. XS
