"That is what humans do when they want to be funny, fellow human."Can someone on twitter ask him to define "shitposting"
i pity what the internet has done to you manYeah, a truly passionate European history autist. Not like his sole goal in exploring European history is demonizing Whites and shitting on their legacy like all the other Californians cucks.2) there are quite a few instances of "we're in Medieval times and women sure have it badly, yet they must suffer silently, oh if only men didn't hold all the power" dialogue that feels shoehorned,
People despise Soyer for a good reason.
vorahon asked:
Hi Josh,
Being raised in the church, it was not a surprise to me to see references to Christ and his pronouns represented in red text, but what threw me was when talking with a certain character in the forest during Act III, this character used blue text for their references to the divine.
Maybe I missed something, but I can’t go back and revisit the conversation for obvious gameplay reasons, so I couldn’t confirm if it was just blue text to refer to God or Christ as well. When I tried to do some research online for why blue text might have been used, I couldn’t find much of anything. (Obviously plenty on the red text.)
What I suppose I’m asking is: Was the blue text for the divine names and pronouns a choice on the part of the developers, or is there more of a historical precedent at play here? And if possible, could you speak to the design choices behind use of colored text as a whole?
The intermittent green and blue text for emphasis was interesting, and the… other color… text found in spoilery places is something I’m still trying to wrap my head around. In a game that is so focused on both fine art and the written word, I’m sure some interesting conversations and decisions were had around font, style, color theory, etc.
Anyhow, I’m loving the game (just a bit into Act III right now) and making sure to pet all pups and kitties!
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That character has extremely unorthodox views, so I chose to use blue text to highlight divine words for their Act III conversation.
More broadly, almost all characters in the game use red with words like God and related words/pronouns. Blue and green are used for emphasis in other circumstances but it's more arbitrary.
The last color you're referring to is tied to a very specific thing. I can't write any more without spoiling.
Sawyer confirmed as Sherry. Evidence: https://rpgcodex.net/forums/threads...codexian-obsession.128767/page-8#post-6238734
He even went to great lengths as to write in a "tee-hee I'm such a female!" style to remain convincing enough. Josh, you have some stuff to explain.Sawyer confirmed as @Sherry. Evidence: https://rpgcodex.net/forums/threads...codexian-obsession.128767/page-8#post-6238734
I don't pity you at all. I despise you.i pity what the internet has done to you manYeah, a truly passionate European history autist. Not like his sole goal in exploring European history is demonizing Whites and shitting on their legacy like all the other Californians cucks.2) there are quite a few instances of "we're in Medieval times and women sure have it badly, yet they must suffer silently, oh if only men didn't hold all the power" dialogue that feels shoehorned,
People despise Soyer for a good reason.
Shitposting... Sawyer is so laid back and cool, man.
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And boy, everything around this game feels manufactured.
And Sherry has the Codex blue checkmark, the homomonocle. Oh god.He even went to great lengths as to write in a "tee-hee I'm such a female!" style to remain convincing enough. Josh, you have some stuff to explain.Sawyer confirmed as @Sherry. Evidence: https://rpgcodex.net/forums/threads...codexian-obsession.128767/page-8#post-6238734
Sawyer's from Wisconsin which has a long, proud tradition of LARPing as Germans https://www.travelwisconsin.com/article/things-to-do/experience-oktoberfestAlso witnessing this game as a real life Bavarian (and half Rhinelander) I now know what a black person watching a minstrel show must feel like.
For context, I used to perform in a local historical group that mainly portrayed the Baiuvarii people, ancestors of Bavarians. I know stuf
I would have said he was confirmed as Jason Grinblat.Sawyer confirmed as Sherry. Evidence: https://rpgcodex.net/forums/threads...codexian-obsession.128767/page-8#post-6238734
Josh is a lost soul who doesn't kneel to Chris. He needs to kneel to Chris.
I'd argue otherwise; for that is what you see every time you turn on the television, go to a cinema and watch a film, pick up a newspaper, if there are any still in print, and so on. Since the fall of Germania back in 1945 this has been true, and to a large extent before then also. The minstrel show was a mockery of the other, and plainly so, not much malign truly for it was custom back then to be much too kind even to those least deserving. A more noxious and hate fuelled variant is the norm when it comes to the kultur-terror they put out to-day. Pentiment is not this, there is sophistication to the wearing of this skin-suit. It's a Circæan lure, planted for your American-Bavarian counterpart, alienated from his people and homeland, and lacking in authentic culture, this magick lamp was forged for that type. With honeyed promises of historicity it intends to draw the people miscontent with those works more openly hostile and looking for the genuine and rooted. What is delivered is the bitterest of bile thinly disguised, a creation of the bugman drone of Zionist-American metropolis who inherits all from his masters. Anyone who plays this, for whatever reason, is surely damned. Some more than others.Also witnessing this game as a real life Bavarian (and half Rhinelander) I now know what a black person watching a minstrel show must feel like.
credits become increasingly worthless because of this crap