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OpinionatedGamer

@Audiobellum said: @OpinionatedGamer

I don't play a lot of multiplayer games but, I don't see why it makes sense for them to call you a "tryhard". I'd only call someone a try hard, if they keep losing despite obviously trying hard. B) I'd also call someone a tryhard if they put an unnecessary amount of effort into a thing, which ends up wasting time and resources( though that one was nothing to do with gaming ).

I dont think anyone has ever really called me a tryhard (cant be sure I usually play with chat off XD ) I have just seen it on the internet and thought it was dumb. =p

duane

Ugh! I'm playing world of lamecraft again. Talk about a bad game that I've spent too much time on. I may need counseling. :)

OpinionatedGamer

@duane said: Ugh! I'm playing world of lamecraft again. Talk about a bad game that I've spent too much time on. I may need counseling. :)

I've never played it but I've heard of people who quit their jobs to play that game, lol. I honestly dont even really know what the gameplay is.

cybereality

I played WoW one time and I pretended to be a girl, and this thirsty dude kept saying "I love you" over and over and followed me through like 6 towns.

fire7side

@cybereality said: I played WoW one time and I pretended to be a girl, and this thirsty dude kept saying "I love you" over and over and followed me through like 6 towns.

You wonder what kind of lives these people have that would do something like that. They must be so lonely. The whole problem with love is people put to much weight on it. If it was that great, we wouldn't have the divorce rate we have.

cybereality

I think love is great. I was walking down the street here in Portland and this Hindu dude says hi, so I say hi, and then he says I love you, so I say I love you too. Or the other night, I was stressed, so I went for a walk. I ended up walking into a Tibetan gift shop. I got a bracelet and then talked with the owner for a while. She had kept the shop open late cause the cash register wasn't working. So I spent some time and fixed her wifi and got it working. She was really nice and we talked for a while. And then on the walk home, I saw a homeless couple and I stopped to pet their dogs and gave them $20 each. It was fun. Cause I live alone, and I don't have friends here, so I just try to be nice to random people.

fire7side

@cybereality said: I think love is great. I was walking down the street here in Portland and this Hindu dude says hi, so I say hi, and then he says I love you, so I say I love you too. Or the other night, I was stressed, so I went for a walk. I ended up walking into a Tibetan gift shop. I got a bracelet and then talked with the owner for a while. She had kept the shop open late cause the cash register wasn't working. So I spent some time and fixed her wifi and got it working. She was really nice and we talked for a while. And then on the walk home, I saw a homeless couple and I stopped to pet their dogs and gave them $20 each. It was fun. Cause I live alone, and I don't have friends here, so I just try to be nice to random people.

Yeah, that's a whole other ball game. The trouble when someone tries to find a couple type of love is there is a lot of selfishness in it. There doesn't have to be, but there usually is. Like, about a year ago, this guy in the middle east threw acid in this girls face that rejected his overtures. That's just desire, which ends up being selfish. A lot of the worst parts of humanity stem off it. Like Amber Heard or whatever her name is and Johnny Depp. That sounds like hell. Rich beyond anyone's dreams and living like that. I just read bits and pieces but that was enough. No thank you. I'll stay poor and single.

Audiobellum

@fire7side said: The trouble when someone tries to find a couple type of love is there is a lot of selfishness in it. There doesn't have to be, but there usually is. Like, about a year ago, this guy in the middle east threw acid in this girls face that rejected his overtures. That's just desire, which ends up being selfish. A lot of the worst parts of humanity stem off it. Like Amber Heard or whatever her name is and Johnny Depp. That sounds like hell. Rich beyond anyone's dreams and living like that. I just read bits and pieces but that was enough. No thank you. I'll stay poor and single.

This touches on an good point that is completely underrated these days, so I'm going to try to fortify it. If we can accept that love is an emotion or desire, then we have to accept that love isn't necessarily merit-worthy; claiming other would be an appeal to emotion fallacy. Also, notice how we don't see other emotions or desires as being necessarily merit-worthy. Even other positive emotions/desires aren't seen as being necessary merit-worthy, as such emotion/desires can be considered negative in certain context. For example, most people wouldn't consider the joy and happiness that stem from sadism as being merit-worthy. Therefore, we should at least be able to accept that love isn't necessarily merit-worthy and can be bad in some context. In other words, if love is an emotion/desire, we should at least entertain the idea that there is such a thing as bad love as much as there is such a thing as good love. The only way love can necessarily be merit-worthy is if it was by definition, merit-worthy and there are two ways that can happen. Love can be merit-worthy by an arbitrary definition that makes the concept of being "merit-worthy" seem like it's not merit-worthy. The other way love can be by-definition merit-worthy, if it involves treating people in a way that we do actually consider to be merit-worthy under every circumstances. However, notice how we're gradually moving away from love as an emotion/desire and towards love as creed; that being a set of beliefs or aims which guide someone's actions? Even though I'm not the most religious person there is, there is a great verse in the Bible that expresses a creed-like love in 1 Corinthians 13:4; it says: "Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. It does not dishonor others, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs. Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth. It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres."

Still, there is no denying that everyone doesn't share the same idea of what constitutes love; so I'm caution when I hear that word sometimes.

Audiobellum

Anyway, does anyone here know where I can get some free video editor software that is small and doesn't run slowly? That would be terrific.

some_lame_kid

@Audiobellum Windows? Linux? Mac? If it's the second one, I normally use KdenLive. I haven't used video editing software enough to tell you if it's good or I just suck but it's done what I needed without too much time learning it. I'm sure it's available on Mac and Windows too.

some_lame_kid

Anyone else got allergies really bad? I'm not allergic to much of anything, but for 2-3 weeks starting late April every year, I'm bedridden with allergies. I mean I can't go 10 minutes without using half a roll of toilet paper for tissues, and that's not an exaggeration. You can imagine how much water I've had to drink just to barely stay hydrated. It feels like a really, really nasty cold minus the fever. I've not met a single other person who gets it this bad at a very specific time of year.

OpinionatedGamer

@some_lame_kid said: @Audiobellum Windows? Linux? Mac? If it's the second one, I normally use KdenLive. I haven't used video editing software enough to tell you if it's good or I just suck but it's done what I needed without too much time learning it. I'm sure it's available on Mac and Windows too.

Was actually about to suggest KdenLive. I haven't really gotten the chance to try it, (it's installed tho) but it looks good, and it is small.

cybereality

I would say love is a creed. I love homeless people. I love insects that crawl into my apartment. I love my cat, and myself. And for no particular reason, except that it feels good.

cybereality

I use Shotcut to edit videos. It should work on all platforms, I know it's on Linux and Windows for sure. It's pretty basic, but it works well enough for YouTube stuff. Might not be good enough to edit a feature film, but for short game dev or YouTube videos it is fine.

DaveTheCoder

I love pizza.

Audiobellum

Thanks for the suggestions for video editing software. I just want to record, edit and then share a video of what I've been working on in Godot. A reason why I think need editing, is because I'm using Windows and I'm not totally good at using it's default tools for recording the screen. I can get it to record the screen but, I don't know to what extend I have control over what's being recorded on screen. I know this is random but, what do you guys think about rock music? Do you have any favorite songs you'd like to share?

OpinionatedGamer

If you want a great screen capture free software that gives you a ton of control, try OBS studio (objsproject.com).

I like rock a lot, I think it has a great sound. There's a lot of variety tho, some songs better than others.

He's alternative rock so I'm not sure if he counts but I enjoy Zayde Wolf. He's not my favorite artist or anything, but I think his songs are cool.

cybereality

For screen recording, you need something like OBS (free). It works well on Linux and other platforms. For Windows, you want to use Bandicam as it has more quality options (paid). Then you can edit the video in Shotcut.

Audiobellum

@OpinionatedGamer said: If you want a great screen capture free software that gives you a ton of control, try OBS studio (objsproject.com).

I like rock a lot, I think it has a great sound. There's a lot of variety tho, some songs better than others.

He's alternative rock so I'm not sure if he counts but I enjoy Zayde Wolf. He's not my favorite artist or anything, but I think his songs are cool.

Thanks for the OBS Studio suggestion, I’m downloading it right now. I looked up Zayde Wolf and the first song I stumbled on from him was “The Reason”, it sounds real good; the music video is cool as well. One band I like to listen to is Dorothy. Even though I’m usually not a final of Punk Rock, I enjoyed every song I’ve ever heard from the Punk band Amyl and the Sniffers. I don’t listen to the band Highly Suspect a lot but, I do like their song Hello My Name Is Human. Another band I should listen to more often is JAWNY, because I liked their song Sabotage. Then again, the name of the band is JAWNY so I probably wouldn’t be listening to them too often.

OpinionatedGamer

I've never heard that song of Zayde Wolfe, I'll have to look at it. His main song sort of is "Cold Blooded" which is really catchy.

Punk Rock can be fun, depends how it's done. Haven't heard a ton of it though, so don't know much about what defines the genre.

Edit: I might have been thinking of Crunk, (there was 1 band i listened to for fun that said they mostly played crunk) i really am not quite sure what punk rock is exactly, I'm sure i've listened to it tho.

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