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It tends to take a few tries to get what I want. With super well-known characters, like Mario, I dont need to add anything else. With characters that are well-known, but the name by itself isnt enough, I add the game that they are from.

Link from Legend of Zelda
Cloud from Final Fantasy

And if they character is obscure, I try to add a description as well, before detailing the scene.

April ONeil from Ninja Turtles. April ONeil has shoulder-length red hair and wears a yellow jump suit with white boots.

Beyond that, I just try to be as detailed with the setting as I can, and then I end it with the style that I want the image to appear.

The image is realistic.
The image is drawn as a cartoon.
The image is drawn as an anime.

Sometimes it turns out great. Sometimes it turns out like crap, and I just dont post it.

Pretty much. I post my recreations, then include a pic from the original game, to show what I was recreating.

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DALL-E 3 on Bing

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I wouldn't be too sure about that. People do take in more serious movies, well, seriously. That one famous scene in HBO's Rome:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J7MYlRzLqD0
Read the comments, people actually believe this is how the Romans fought despite being an invention of the series. In truth Polybios describes Roman units rotating in battle, not individuals as the scene suggests. So, movies and shows can seriously influence the way people perceive the past and what looks "right" in a period piece, even if it's wrong, a concept called "historical verisimilitude" by Professor Bret Devereaux.

Tough shit. They can not even bring up the topic if they don't want more than "light discussion" to come from it. Crying that the joke of a moderation staff needs to continue to try and silence sensitive topics is ridiculous.

It's like saying a school shooting topic doesn't need to involve political arguments. Or that discussing the ocean need not include water.

Also a user doesn't "own" the topic they started. If it drifts away from its original premise, deal with it.

"Stop derailing my topic" is a laughable example of how much the person saying it overestimates the value of their opinion.

Really weird to come into topics about a motherfucking war and cry about people derailing it with politics. Perhaps no one should share anything about said war if political discussion is not desired.

To add onto darkace's post, how do you do that without also bringing politics into it?

Have a bunch of people go "aw man that sucks!"?

Because anything more than that and it becomes "political".

This is not a situation that can be separated from politics because it's based off politics. People are not wrong for discussing a topic as political when it is inherently implied.

Bernie calls for conditions to future money going to Israel:

* End to indiscriminate bombing and a pause in action until civilians can get the humanitarian aid
* Faithful negotiations for a 2 state solution
* No long term blockade for Gaza
* Clear West Bank occupation and violence against Palestinians
* Right for Palestinians displaced by the war to return to Gaza

https://twitter.com/SenSanders/status/1726014196276490714/photo/2

Recreation:

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/3/3e0e4665.jpg

Original:

Bill Laimbeers Combat Basketball - SNES

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https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/400-current-events/80618865

Yeah, thats why I didnt include it originally.

I liked how this one mostly looked - except that it put that damn turkey on a billboard

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Some areas have been evacuated.

But TC, why is it someone elses job to keep you informed?

isn't it localized entirely to the kitchen of a tiny town?

How big is the volcano?

I enjoyed Verdun a lot but then it runs into the problem with most multiplayer shooters that allows lots of players: you get one guy hacking and ruining it for the entire server, which doubly hurts because there aren't that many servers because it's not that popular of a game.

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The original:

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Ah, Astyanax. It did a pretty good job on him, but got confused about the monster and kept giving me dragons. Oh well, it is kind of dragon-like, I suppose.

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Simply on Graphics?
It's a good-looking game.
And that is some 1991 metric to judge a game on.

Ya, this isn't a Bro-FPS shooter, none of the games in the series attract that sort.
As for the Graphics, I think it does its job quite well for being an Indie game.
Cresting a mountain can have all the effect it needs.

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Reviews said it sucks

He said Muslims.

From what I've read, he was more inspired by the the U.S. treatment of of indigenous peoples, particularly the Trail of Tears. Like, the U.S. committed genocide so let me have a go at it....

Also, I don't know if Trump has entered Nazi territory yet for the above mentioned examples. Has he deemed a specific U.S. minority group as the blame for all our problems and stated that we should move them all to specific location for annihilation?

Lmao.
"The word shit itsellf is not restricted, but we're not allow you to post something that looks the word shit"
Who's the dumbfuck set this rule?

Just as Adolf Hitler told the world exactly what he had planned as he sought power, so too is Donald Trump.

It's incumbent on all of us, and the legacy media, to report the danger of this moment and sound the alarm before it's too late.

This isnt the first time Trump has echoed Hitler. Trump recently claimed migrants were poisoning the blood of our country, rhetoric almost directly pulled from Hitlers Mein Kampf.

Trump also posted a murky Veterans Day post that read, in part, The full measure of your sacrifice may not be fully understood and appreciated. Trump struggles with holidays.

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Trump Echoes Hitler, Threatens to Rid America of 'Vermin' from Within
Trump implied his political opponents are a more dangerous threat than terrorists
J.D. Wolf and Brett Meiselas12 hours ago
On multiple occasions on Veterans Day, Donald Trump echoed Adolf Hitler in a series of attacks his political opponents, implying they are more dangerous than any outside forces and compared them to "vermin."

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Trumps Veterans Day post

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Trump painted his political opponent as communists, Marxists, fascists, and radical left thugs. These are all common attacks Trump uses for Democratic and judicial opponents.

Trump claimed threats from outside forces are far less sinister, dangerous, and grave, than the threat from within. Trump is claiming his political opponents are a greater threat than terrorists and extremists who wish to kill Americans.

In a way, Trump is implying his fight is more challenging than the foreign adversaries veterans have fought.

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After echoing Hitler in his Veterans Day post on his social media account, Trump then made near verbatim comments during his rally on Saturday in Claremont, New Hampshire.

Today, especially, in honor of our great veterans on Veterans Day, we pledge to you we will root out the communists, Marxists, fascists, and the radical left thugs that live like vermin within the confines of our country that lie and steal and cheat on elections and will do anything possible, they'll do anything, whether legal or illegally, to destroy America and to destroy the American dream. The real threat is not from the radical right, the real threat is from the radical left, and it's growing every day, every single day. The threat from outside forces is far less sinister, dangerous and grave than the threat from within. Our threat is from within.

Like Trump, Adolf Hitler infamously targeted the "enemies within" Germany, chiefly singling out communists and Jews. History.com recounts, "[Hitler] was appalled by Germanys defeat [in WW1], which he blamed on enemies withinchiefly German communists and Jewsand was enraged by the punitive peace settlement forced on Germany by the victorious Allies.

Regarding his strategy at the time, Hitler noted, "Our strategy is to destroy the enemy from within, to conquer him through himself."

Hitler and the Nazis, like Trump, also compared the "enemies within" Germany to vermin.

The Jewish Daily Bulletin from February 15, 1933 ran a header stating, "Nazi Leader Would Rid Germany of 'Jewish Vermin'"

"Germany is urged to get rid of its Jewish vermin, in an election article published in the Hamburg Beobachter, Nazi organ, by Wilhelm Kube, leader of the Nazi fraction of the Prussian Diet, which was dissolved last week," the paper said.

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This isnt the first time Trump has echoed Hitler. Trump recently claimed migrants were poisoning the blood of our country, rhetoric almost directly pulled from Hitlers Mein Kampf.

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Trump Echoes Hitler: Migrants "Poisoning the Blood of Our Country"
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Trump also posted a murky Veterans Day post that read, in part, The full measure of your sacrifice may not be fully understood and appreciated. Trump struggles with holidays.

Trump Truth Social post
Trump Truth Social post

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Trump's Hitleresque comments come on the same day that The New York Times reported Trump's plan for "sweeping raids, giant camps and mass deportations" should he be reelected in 2024. Trump's son, Don Jr., openly affirmed the headline and celebrated the idea that his father would throw people in America into camps.

"They say it like it's a bad thing," Don Jr. wrote on X alongside a screenshot of the Times piece.

After echoing Hitler in his Veterans Day post on his social media account, Trump then made near verbatim comments during his rally on Saturday in Claremont, New Hampshire.

Today, especially, in honor of our great veterans on Veterans Day, we pledge to you we will root out the communists, Marxists, fascists, and the radical left thugs that live like vermin within the confines of our country that lie and steal and cheat on elections and will do anything possible, they'll do anything, whether legal or illegally, to destroy America and to destroy the American dream. The real threat is not from the radical right, the real threat is from the radical left, and it's growing every day, every single day. The threat from outside forces is far less sinister, dangerous and grave than the threat from within. Our threat is from within.

Like Trump, Adolf Hitler infamously targeted the "enemies within" Germany, chiefly singling out communists and Jews. History.com recounts, "[Hitler] was appalled by Germanys defeat [in WW1], which he blamed on enemies withinchiefly German communists and Jewsand was enraged by the punitive peace settlement forced on Germany by the victorious Allies.
Regarding his strategy at the time, Hitler noted, "Our strategy is to destroy the enemy from within, to conquer him through himself."
Hitler and the Nazis, like Trump, also compared the "enemies within" Germany to vermin.
The Jewish Daily Bulletin from February 15, 1933 ran a header stating, "Nazi Leader Would Rid Germany of 'Jewish Vermin'"
"Germany is urged to get rid of its Jewish vermin, in an election article published in the Hamburg Beobachter, Nazi organ, by Wilhelm Kube, leader of the Nazi fraction of the Prussian Diet, which was dissolved last week," the paper said.