Yeah it’s a great extension chip. There’s a romhack that lets you control your jump arcs, makes it a bit easier.

Yeah the soundtrack is good. But imo those hacks aren’t enough to save it. I liked CV 3 though.

Even with a fixed translation, I would not say II was an excellent game.

Iga was not the creator of castlevania. He was the creator of SotN and later games.

Trevor name dropped, but protagonist looks like Sonya – am confused! Given the timeline, I think Trevor must be the old guy and the protagonist is someone else. Perhaps the child of Trevor and Sypha.

Excited for a new castlevania game, but skeptical of these developers. I didn’t like Dead Cells. I hope either that it’s not a roguelike, or that they’ve improved on their formula and fixed the problems with dead cells like pool dilution.

Well someone who is 18 is also a “young woman.” So someone who is 17 would be an “underage young woman.” But that’s clunky – thus, “underage woman.” IDK why people think this is a psy-op, seems like natural English to me.

Video games

I was called “young woman” when I was 15, maybe earlier. Is this abnormal?

I don’t think that your definition of the term “sex” is universal.

I’m not sure deterrent is the right word, but yes I agree that ought to lower crimes. What’s your point.

Like I said. A crime deterrent.

OK, but then you’re just saying it’s purely down to your prior whether or not you think police are an effective deterrent. Which is not exactly a compelling argument against police. I was kind of hoping you had something more to lean on than that.

Maybe we’re disagreeing on what “deterrent” means. I just mean “an incentive not to commit a crime,” not “something that absolutely prevents crime.” If you’re just trying to prove it’s an incentive at all, it’s pretty easy as you only need to find one example of somebody who decided against committing a crime for fear of police.

Well if you ever ask someone, “would you ever commit a crime iff you knew you could get away with it” and they say yes, you’ll have found at least one example of a successfully deterred crime.

Well it’s just a deterrent, not magic

I mean, they are a crime deterrent at least.

Yes, which is one reason so many of us are disagreeing with OOP.

Right. But the OOP is quite clear that replacing them with something better is not enough.

Parental Controls being hard/impossible to configure is something that needs to be resolved, lest we continue to get people advocating for website-side age-verification.

Was this not controversial??