NSFW Best Thread Ever [No SJW-related posts allowed]

[Havoc]

That's pretty tame, mate.

 

[Clockwork Knight]

 

[Alphons]

 

[lightbane]

Looks like that meme has been going for a year at least.



This video predates the above one.

 

[Caim]

Looks like that meme has been going for a year at least.



This video predates the above one.

Goes far back as the first half of 2018, with the "boomer on a John Deere outside a zoomer's window" meme evolving not long afterwards. Video made from the original image:



Evolved version:

 

[Baron Dupek]

angry gamer

 

[The Decline]

I was expecting to hear the super loud .233 pistol gunshot at some point.

 

[Ninja Destroyer]

 

[Mikeal]

https://streamable.com/gb7qbx

 

[oldbonebrown]

This was me as a kid when my oldest brother would always be playing Fallout. I thought it was cozy though.

 

[Taka-Haradin puolipeikko]

This is a nice trailer.

 

[Mikeal]

 

[Mikeal]

 

[Spacer's Nugget]

That's some "Terror from the Deep" shit.

 

[Spacer's Nugget]

Fun fact: the creative director for this game resigned from Ubisoft after the allegation of (among other things) choking a female co-worker.

 

[Citizen]

 

[Caim]

Fun fact: the creative director for this game resigned from Ubisoft after the allegation of (among other things) choking a female co-worker.

What game is that?

 

[ERYFKRAD]

Fun fact: the creative director for this game resigned from Ubisoft after the allegation of (among other things) choking a female co-worker.

What game is that?

Realms of Arkania HD

 

[Spacer's Nugget]

Fun fact: the creative director for this game resigned from Ubisoft after the allegation of (among other things) choking a female co-worker.

What game is that?

That's Splinter Cell: Conviction.

The guy also directed the sequel, Blacklist, and the original Rainbow Six: Vegas (and I suspect he was taken off Far Cry 6, which his studio was leading the development).

 

[Sukhāvatī]

 

[Rahdulan]

That's some "Terror from the Deep" shit.

He's just getting ready for future conflicts.

 

[ferratilis]

An unlikely marriage that turned out pretty good.

 

[Infinitron]

No EA during E3:

 

[LESS T_T]

A small victory against Take-Two. https://torrentfreak.com/github-res...ta-code-following-dmca-counter-notice-210507/

Github Restores Reverse-Engineered GTA Code Following DMCA Counter Notice

GitHub has restored a fork of the fan-made “Re3” project that published reverse-engineered code of the popular GTA 3 and Vice City games. The action follows a counter-notice sent by a third-party developer in response to Take-Two Interactive's takedown. Github followed the DMCA procedure and isn't publicly taking sides.

In February, a group of developers released a project that had many passionate GTA fans excited.

After years of work, they published “Re3” and “reVC,” two fully reverse-engineered releases of the GTA III and Vice City games, which were originally released two decades ago.

The reverse-engineered code opens the door to many tweaks and modifications that make the old games much more playable on modern computers. Importantly, however, an official copy of the games was still required for the code to work properly since game assets are not included.

Take-Two Takes Down Reverse-Engineered GTA Code
GTA fans welcomed the releases with open arms but the same can’t be said for Take-Two Interactive. A few days after “Re3” and “reVC” were posted on GitHub, the game publisher took them offline, claiming copyright infringement.

“The content in the links below consists of copyrighted materials owned by Take-Two. The use of our copyrighted content in these links are unauthorized and it should be removed immediately,” Take-Two Interactive wrote.

When the news first broke, project leader “aap” said that the team was considering possible options to restore the code. That is not without risk. Under US law, reverse-engineering can be seen as fair use, but this area is a bit of a minefield that could open the door to an expensive legal battle.

The DMCA takedown notice didn’t just target the official GitHub repository. There were more than 200 forks that were pulled offline too. One of these forks was created by a New Zealand-based developer named Theo, who, unlike the main developers, decided to take a stand.

Fork Owner Sends Counter-Notice
Last month, Theo submitted a counter-notice, arguing that his fork was taken down without a proper reason. “This should not have happened,” he informed GitHub.

Speaking with TorrentFreak, the developer says that the reverse-engineered code is not completely identical to Take-Two’s original. Since it’s not copied verbatim, he believes that the game publisher can’t claim it as theirs.

“It would appear that the code in the re3 repo is reverse engineered, not a straight decompilation. I believe Take-Two’s claim to be wholly incorrect if this is the case, since the code may be functionally identical, but not exactly identical, they hold no claim to the code.

“I do not agree with how Take-Two handles events like this,” Theo adds, referencing an earlier debacle when Take-Two targeted the OpenIV modding tool. “Taking down code that does not belong to them is abhorrent.”

Github Restores Forked Repository
While this may seem like a David vs. Goliath battle, the developer’s counter-notice was successful. After two weeks, GitHub restored the fork, which is now accessible to the public again.

This doesn’t mean that GitHub has taken sides. The DMCA rules simply dictate that disputed content has to be restored between 10 and 14 business days, unless the rightsholder takes legal action.

Theo tells us that he hasn’t heard from Take-Two in response to his takedown notice. While he’s aware of the legal risk that he faces, the developer doesn’t expect the game publisher to pursue this any further. This would mean that the reverse-engineered code remains online.

 

[Unkillable Cat]

It looks like absolute

, but give it a minute.

Chad has a dream of building a harem of demons, so he goes to Hell to collect them. Unexpected hilarity ensues.

Just in case you hadn't had enough of Slavic-based anime weeaboo demons... they're back: