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Damn it, that dude deleted his tattoo post, I wanted to see how bad it was
Was it an absolutely amazing piece? No.Damn it, that dude deleted his tattoo post, I wanted to see how bad it was
Not to be mean or anything, but when someone shares something online, then they voluntarily expose themselves to any potential opinion that people who don't know you and who you don't know either, might have on the subject. Nobody insulted him for the tat, but I think it's acceptable to share a negative opinion when you're pretty much asked to share one. Of course you can keep quiet in that regard or be a little hypocrite and tell a white lie, it's an option, although having a bit of a thick skin is basically a requirement because...Was it an absolutely amazing piece? No.
Did it deserve all the shit it was getting? Also no.
He liked it enough to get it and to share it, folks should have been considerate of that.
You post stuff online you automatically sign a document that means you're okay if people shit at the thing you post.Was it an absolutely amazing piece? No.
Did it deserve all the shit it was getting? Also no.
He liked it enough to get it and to share it, folks should have been considerate of that.
I can only imagine Oni's next post will be like "hey, guys, I bring you something that will make the game feel fresh and innovative... a delay".Every time someone asks for the release date, Oni decides to add another feature that will set it back at least a month.
I wonder if they think we are that dumb to belive that same lie every single time ? Literally every indie artist does the same '' I have a delay because I want to make it better ! ''.Oni decides to add another feature that will set it back at least a month
Hm... Man, I start to think that you are disguised Oni. Just you wait, we willNah hopefully it's this week or mid-next week as oni stated in comments that he's quite close. He must ran into something game breaking to delay it.
Maritime tradition. Sailors have always been a very superstitious bunch. Not just navy, just boat folks in general have that tradition.PS. Got a question, why in some movies ship(s) mentioned as "she"? It`s a navy tradition or what. It must be "it", not "she". Just curios.
Its not in movies, its been a tradition as old as sailing. Sailors have always been superstitious and when they refer to a ship as she, its a referring to the ship as a mother or goddess, hopefully guiding the crew home after a long journey.PS. Got a question, why in some movies ship(s) mentioned as "she"? It`s a navy tradition or what. It must be "it", not "she". Just curios.
"It is generally accepted that ships are referred to as ‘she’ or ‘her’ due to language evolution from the Latin word for ship ‘Navis’ being feminine. Another reason for the use of female pronouns is that ships are usually named after women and are often dedicated to goddesses who provide a protective role for the ship. "PS. Got a question, why in some movies ship(s) mentioned as "she"? It`s a navy tradition or what. It must be "it", not "she". Just curios.
Ironically yes, Oni commented to another patreon-goer about how it'll probably be sometime early next week as he's just got a few things left to do.Semondemon is there anything new in the comments?