If you're going to answer a previously asked question, please quote said question so that I know which question you're answering. This rule is listed at the beginning of the thread. Thank you, God bless.I've only ever played Xbox so I will have to go with that
Cat poop everywhere
Video games and YouTube with some popcorn
We da same!!!!
In Wild Arms 1 the towns people of Saint Centour were kidnapped by the demons for experimentation. You never see or hear from again and the only one who is left is a blind girl named Aura. The sad music ‘ After the Chaos and Destruction’ is now always playing.
Not so much cartoons, but there were definitely movies that influenced my tastes in what I find attractive. He's an older guy now, but Rutger Hauer was one of my childhood crushes when I was a preteen/teen. lol
Because some actors are very good at their job, and some people are delusional
Jade Empire was one of those games that had you making moral choices the whole game through. It came out round the same time as the Kotor game and was essentially the Chinese-mythology inspired version of these kinds of games. Anyway, long story short, the game had multiple endings and I much preferred the one where you side with a demon and betray a few of your companions and then fight and kill the big, benevolent dragon spirit. The goody-goody ending was just your typical save the day spiel, nothing special.
I'm more inclined to believe in Determinism. Determinism is the theory (philosophy? belief? whatever you wanna call it) that all of your (re)actions are determined by the events that unfolded before and around you. Kinda like the butterfly effect but taken to the beginning of events. I mean, the scale is infinite. But essentially, it is the concept that everything is on a path of likelihood determined by cause and effect. You actions, your decisions, your personality, is shaped by everything that came before you. Life is just a very VERY complicated algorithm of events that have a distinct outcome in any given situation based on what occurred to create them. So... it's sort of like Fate based on Chance. But in the end, he choices you think are your own are merely a result of Determinism.
