Nopenopeno
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Shiny_ , I know there is nothing I (we) can say to improve your real life situation. I've never lived in a war torn Country and my heart genuinely goes out to you. I am glad to hear that you are endeavoring to escape the situation. I know it is not ideal, and my hope is that it will be temporary and you can return to a better "home" in time.
It isn't much, in the shadow of a War, but you have my support while you move to safety. I know being here shows my hypocrisy as I say this, but you will be in my prayers.
I really hope you will be ok and find peace (so that main character from game could not and get even more monsters to tear her apart). But jokes aside TooMuchLight is my favorite h-game (even top 5 of all games) and if you need break just take it. Don't burn out your self, take your time to rest in this hard times, and just continue developing when you are not too stressed.
I know multiple people who also relocated abroad due to this situation so I see what you're going through. I went through moving abroad multiple times and the first time I was scared but it turned out to be pretty good so just remember that it may be tough at the start but it will be worth it.
EDIT: I'd like to add that I feel at home at every place I lived so far and I hope you'll feel the same.
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Nicknone
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"I've never lived in a war torn Country" - nor she is, the only problems there for civilians are problem with money transactions from abroad, economic slowdown
"It isn't much, in the shadow of a War, but you have my support while you move to safety" - there are almost no problems with safety, Ukraine is not bombing russian cities - vice versa, even russian gov call it "Special Military Operation" not war
Nevertheless I support Shiny's idea to leave that shithole and never return.
As a ukrainian, who have lost civilian friends and family members cause of that "Special Military Operation", I see not much drama in Shiny's situation
Still, I want to be clear, I feel no negative emotions towards Shiny or other neutral civils, so I hope she'll succeed with "relocation" and start making money as she deserves.
Nopenopeno
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I'm in the USA. Outside of the Civil War, Pearl Harbor and 9/11 we haven't seen war on our lands. However, since we seem to have to be involved in every conflict around the globe, I too have lost friends and family to War. As I'm sure you're familiar, it effects far more than those we lose to it. Regardless of whether Shiny_ has had to veer down the barrel of a rifle, or shelter from bombing, it has still had an effect on her life. I'm not here to determine if one is more valid than the other.
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Bro, you need to restudy American history again. There's a lot more than that little bit that's happened on US soil. Don't remember that time a bunch of crazyfucked Canadians funded by brits came down and sacked the captial and burned it to the ground? Revolution, spanish-american, Guam in WWI, all those Indian war/conflicts.
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Sorry to say it but it's not true, drones are flying in both ways, just some days ago there were civilian casualties from one of those
You don't hear about it because you are not supposed to
Nicknone
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ofc there are few civilian casualities now, and everything escalates further, but if you compare the scales you'll understand what I'm talking 'bout (even official data is 53k casualities with 15k dead - all civilians)
I'm "supposed to know" much more then mass media cause of my "job"
anyway, I had no intention to start political offtopic discussion right now
sorry, just got mad cause of shitty drama of SWIFT restrictions while people in my country just tryin' not to die
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The point was that most of the time war didn't affect the USA mainland. And when it was - the damage is negligible in comparison to the wars of 20th century.
It's not the same thing when you initiate it or just happen to be involved in the conflict. US military service is voluntary. And situation is completely different when you get invaded.
In one way there are thousands of drones and missiles flying each weak and in opposite way - less then a hundred of drones per weak flying.
Ukraine strikes legit targets, amounts of civilians struck by these attacks are incomparable. And it's debatable how crew members of the "shadow fleet" are civilians.
The fact that drones are flying in both ways is the consequences of russian invasion.
Oh, I can. Feelings always run high when something like this happens.
Might I suggest you take your own advice. You're not the first American I've come across who gets the start of the War of 1812 wrong. Last one I corrected had the decency to go away and look it up. It was America who invaded Canada. The first action of the war was an American invasion of Canada. The British Parliament thought that this was the primary objective of the US, but the invasion failed pretty miserably, despite the US having superiority of numbers and going in believing that Canadians would welcome them with open arms.
But you're going way too far back in trying to make a point. In the 20th and 21st Centuries, the US has not had to deal with any serious threat on its own soil, apart from Pearl Harbor, unless you include lands that it won during the Spanish-American war. But perhaps I shouldn't mention the suspected million or so Filipinos that died in American concentration camps during their fight for independence.
Oh, we hear about them. What many people in pro-Russian nations don't hear about are the stolen children, the rapes and murders that have happened in Ukraine at the hands of Russians, particularly in that first week or two, the vast majority of which have been independently verified. Personally, I think it's about time people took the fight to the politicians and diplomats. Make THEM afraid. Make them too afraid to start wars of aggression. It's usually civilians who end up suffering the most, especially when dealing with terrorist states like Russia. And as for the UN ... it's again proven to be pointless. Scrap it.
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Like fuckin seriously? We really going down this route?
Bro was talking about on US soil, not North America as a whole. Yeah I left all of Canada out of it and 99.8% of the war of 1812 because I didn't want to write a essay because this isn't a fuckin American history forum. Point was US has a pretty bloodied domestic history, its just not recent but nor is the American Civil War which bro brought up, war of 1812 is hella closer to the Civil War than it is to our present day. So saying America doesn't understand a war torn state doesn't make sense. A better argument would be our generation doesn't, but then again a lot of Americans do understand war torn because we served/worked in those areas.. or made them. But that's another whole norther subject...
This is absurd because its subjective and lumping all Americans in like some of us don't understand just because he doesn't.
Discuss your Asian War Drama somewhere else???
Where here to talk about the Game!
For Example: WHEN will they fix the invincible Nightstalker Bug???
Where here to talk about the Game!
For Example: WHEN will they fix the invincible Nightstalker Bug???
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An unexpected surprise awaits you if you look at the main page of this thread.
Nicknone
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I dunno... successfully killed NS in ver. 0.6, was that a new bug of 0.7?
mrme
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This, everyone's government sucks
Can we go back to talking about porn?