Squirrelanna

I don't know if it's the reason for this but even with modern screens you can get screen tearing, which is why stuff like vsync exists. It happens when there's a very brief mismatch in refresh rates.

I can't believe I'm still able to be shocked an horrified when I learn something new about blue pigs

That's just common courtesy!

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It's true, if they'd simply done this my pants would have been off in record time 😂

Hey, that's a nice list. Good job. Treat yourself and put your name up there too c:

Of course you'd be here fellating this guy lol. Have fun with your humiliation ritual I guess

As someone who has received something in a similar vein by simply mentioning I'm a woman and then telling someone I wasn't interested in having sex with them (quite gently, considering it was inappropriate to ask me), you don't have to do a damn thing if you run into the right crazy on the wrong day.

The sky can be more than just blue dipshit. Did you know it actually does turn green sometimes? Tell someone the sky is blue during a sunset and watch them write you off as a dumbass in real time. Your analogy doesn't hold up. Don't you have trillionaire boots to lick?

A genre is not comparable to a difficulty slider. And a difficulty is not a genre.

Now imagine there's a song that comes out that you like the themes of. It's catchy, it hits your buttons just right. One problem: When you play the song, it turns your volume to maximum. Others insist that max volume is part of the artistic intent. You just need to keep on listening at max volume over and over until you can appreciate it. If you could listen to it at a lower volume, it would be a lesser experience. Why? You don't see what this specific volume has to do with the things you enjoy about the song. People can listen to it at max volume, but there's plenty of people who would rather listen at the volume they choose. Why not allow for a volume slider?

Yeah that's the point at least in my eyes. I don't see why it has to be one way or the other. You have absolutely nothing to lose and everything to gain from difficulty accessibility options. If someone sees difficulty as some sort of status symbol... Well, don't project that onto me.