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KickStarter BEAUTIFUL DESOLATION - isometric post-apocalyptic adventure from STASIS developer
- Thread starter Pyke
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2020 is gonna be hype. colony ship, desolation, encased, et cetera
Pyke
The Brotherhood
Iz gunna be gud!
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...with an UBI DRM
Pyke
The Brotherhood
We're just gonna make our own storefront. With hookers and beer.
the studio just need to license this song somehow and put it into the game
Pyke
The Brotherhood
I love that song.
LESS T_T
Arcane
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Pyke
The Brotherhood
NO PRESSURE!
Pyke
The Brotherhood
PrettyDeadman
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How many pop culture references will this game have?
Pyke
The Brotherhood
I'm way too old for those. On the weekend I had to ask my fiance what 'yeet' meant.
I did write a reference to Rainman and to Of Mice And Men in a conversation yesterday...but thats about as pop culture as I get.
I did write a reference to Rainman and to Of Mice And Men in a conversation yesterday...but thats about as pop culture as I get.
Pyke
The Brotherhood
To throw. Or something.
Yeet is a versatile word that can be used as an exclamation, a verb, or even a noun.
As an exclamation it can be used to express excitement, usually happily but also nervously. (See Ex. 1)
It can also be used as an exclamation of victory. (See Ex. 2)
Or as a battle cry or focus-shout while throwing or hitting something, like "HIII-YA". (See Ex. #3)
Yeet yeeting
(Past/Perfect) I yote
(Pluperfect) I have yought
(Future) I will yeet
(Future perfect) I will have yought
As a noun, 'a yeet' is the action of yeeting. Yeet can also be a feeling or emotion, usually like an adrenaline rush. (see Ex. 1)
The word has a distinct feel, and power to it. To yeet is to give your full power and soul to an action you're doing. While many believe yeet to be a fairly new concept, it has been around for centuries. Think back to the berserker warriors. They would be so immersed in pushing all their power into their attack that they wouldn't even register pain, or go into shock, until long after a regular fighter would have passed out. They were true yeeters. A more modern example is the common use of warp speed in science fiction. It's interstellar yeet. The word 'yeet' is really all that is new about this concept, and it is a very useful word indeed.
(Ex. 1)
Dude1: Aw man it's the last track meet! I'm so pumped! I'm just gonna YEET down that track!
Dude2: Geez I'm nervous. I hope I don't screw this up...
Dude1: You just gotta get into the feel of it dude! Just get that yeet flowing!
Dude2: Yeah... you're right! yeet... YEET!
(Ex. 2)
The dude from Ex. 1 just won his race,
Dude: YEEEEEEEET!
(Ex. 3)
A group of brave Mexican vigilantes are rescuing children and their families from gang violence in the south, by leading them across the US border! But alas, a wretched wall stands in their way! If only one of the brave leaders had the strength to break through it...
Suddenly one of them backs up, steps on foot back, holds their fist our straight and charges at the wall like a bolt of lightning!
Badass Mexican: yeeeeEeEeEeEEEEEEEET!
The wall crumbles to the ground, and the families make it to a sanctuary in the Sierra Nevada mountains.
As an exclamation it can be used to express excitement, usually happily but also nervously. (See Ex. 1)
It can also be used as an exclamation of victory. (See Ex. 2)
Or as a battle cry or focus-shout while throwing or hitting something, like "HIII-YA". (See Ex. #3)
Yeet yeeting
(Past/Perfect) I yote
(Pluperfect) I have yought
(Future) I will yeet
(Future perfect) I will have yought
As a noun, 'a yeet' is the action of yeeting. Yeet can also be a feeling or emotion, usually like an adrenaline rush. (see Ex. 1)
The word has a distinct feel, and power to it. To yeet is to give your full power and soul to an action you're doing. While many believe yeet to be a fairly new concept, it has been around for centuries. Think back to the berserker warriors. They would be so immersed in pushing all their power into their attack that they wouldn't even register pain, or go into shock, until long after a regular fighter would have passed out. They were true yeeters. A more modern example is the common use of warp speed in science fiction. It's interstellar yeet. The word 'yeet' is really all that is new about this concept, and it is a very useful word indeed.
(Ex. 1)
Dude1: Aw man it's the last track meet! I'm so pumped! I'm just gonna YEET down that track!
Dude2: Geez I'm nervous. I hope I don't screw this up...
Dude1: You just gotta get into the feel of it dude! Just get that yeet flowing!
Dude2: Yeah... you're right! yeet... YEET!
(Ex. 2)
The dude from Ex. 1 just won his race,
Dude: YEEEEEEEET!
(Ex. 3)
A group of brave Mexican vigilantes are rescuing children and their families from gang violence in the south, by leading them across the US border! But alas, a wretched wall stands in their way! If only one of the brave leaders had the strength to break through it...
Suddenly one of them backs up, steps on foot back, holds their fist our straight and charges at the wall like a bolt of lightning!
Badass Mexican: yeeeeEeEeEeEEEEEEEET!
The wall crumbles to the ground, and the families make it to a sanctuary in the Sierra Nevada mountains.
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Good, it cheapens art in large doses. Although I wouldn't have minded Gods must be crazy or Yankee Zulu references.
Ivan
Arcane
Modron
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I was under the impression that reeeeeeeeeeing at normies was kind of a perfect storm of 2 different memes: 4chan adopting Pepes across multiple boards (also tending to characterize him as autistic) combined with a clip of frog screaming reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee can't find the original but it's the first one in this compilation:
it's like the sound i make when neighbor play with their loud ass kids outside 7 AM on fucking sunday.
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Pyke
The Brotherhood
Talking about writing always sounds so douchey.
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