"The Anita Sarkeesian Sycophantic Luminary Knights for Resistance" ThreadI like the new title. I do think "The Anita Sarkeesian Sycophantic Rim Jobbing Thread" would be more accurate though.
If real life has a cliff you can jump off of, are you implicitly encouraged to commit suicide?Drinsic: "Are games where I can jump off a cliff encouraging suicide?"
I've already addressed that exact point, Drinsic, but I will repeat it:
If a video game allows you to jump off a cliff, you are implicitly encouraged to do so, even if only to see if you can. In any game that DOES feature cliffs to jump off of, there are undoubtedly countless players who have done just that. Maybe as an accident, maybe for a laugh, maybe out of boredom, maybe out of frustration, maybe as a lark after already having beaten the game.
Unfortunately, no.If real life has a cliff you can jump off of, are you implicitly encouraged to commit suicide?
He already did that by quoting the actual definition of encourage the other day, retardAlready covered. If you didn't like my explanation, counter it.
No of course not because Anita is using a very special and specific version of the word "encourage" that's never been used by any one ever before and is conveniently defined in the most narrow way possible to make what she said not completely retarded. You'd know this if you had donated to her kickstarter you shitlord.If real life has a cliff you can jump off of, are you implicitly encouraged to commit suicide?
Mebbe someone else did. I thought you did.I didn't quote it. I considered it though. Maybe you're telepathic.
Wait a minute Tan. Didn't Anita say these things are encouraged because the negative consequences for doing so are nonexistent or negligible? Didn't she specifically mention immediate death or game over as a non negligible consequence? So are you still being "implicitly encouraged" to jump off a cliff if it kills you immediately?Drinsic: "Are games where I can jump off a cliff encouraging suicide?"
I've already addressed that exact point, Drinsic, but I will repeat it:
If a video game allows you to jump off a cliff, you are implicitly encouraged to do so, even if only to see if you can. In any game that DOES feature cliffs to jump off of, there are undoubtedly countless players who have done just that. Maybe as an accident, maybe for a laugh, maybe out of boredom, maybe out of frustration, maybe as a lark after already having beaten the game.
I can die a happy man.I will absolutely give you credit for making an actual point, though, Doc. I'm not even being sarcastic. Good on you. I knew you had it in you.