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   Rocketman (slothrop@chaos.social)'s status on Wednesday, 01-Jan-2025 18:26:26 JST Rocketman

   @passenger @neil @babe From my observation, lawyers absolutely play this game.

   In fact, when they’re done playing, they send impressive bills to their clients! For “lawsuits”, natch

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   NaClKnight (naclknight@mstdn.games)'s status on Friday, 07-Jun-2024 00:19:53 JST NaClKnight

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   @oct2pus Varies wildly by game.

   In my experience

   Legacy franchises like SF or Marvel or Tekken trend older.
   Newer Smashes always trend younger like the Nintendo demographic

   Anime games/Air Dashers have Anime demographics.

   These are also only trends I've observed. Not laws.

   Fewer sweaty 16 year old at SF tourneys than Smash, by far

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   LukeAlmighty 🇨🇿 (lukealmighty@gameliberty.club)'s status on Wednesday, 27-Dec-2023 23:03:12 JST LukeAlmighty 🇨🇿

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   @beardalaxy
   I think the shrines are actually the best example, of just how shallow the storytelling and lore is in that game.

   In Botw, you have shrines belonging to one group, each ending with a monk. Ok... The endless ceiling of the shrines implies, that the entire kingdom is on top of some superstructure, that we know nothing about. Ganon as well as guardians and beasts have heavy technological grounding of the same design.

   But in the Totk, literally all of these shrines look completely different, are called by name of a different civilization, and all superstructures including 4 divine beasts are just gone. For no reason.

   The reskin of shrines was pointless, and visiting the wreckage of each beast would be a great base for more memorable quests. But the sheer disregard shown by ignoring all of this buildup cannot be justified.