I got a request to do a tutorial on how to create galaxies! Well, here you go!! Painting galaxies is so much fun, and can be really calming. So have fun!!
If you have any questions or if I made a mistake, feel free to message me!
I don’t think people are quite getting why gamers are speaking up about the “butt pose”.
It’s not because anyone “needs” it. It’s not the “worst thing that’s ever happened to us”. It honestly has nothing whatseoever to do with sexuality.
No one would have called for it if it hadn’t been in the game. Even if it’s removed, the player can just rotate the camera if they really wanted to see the character’s backside. Gamers aren’t actually losing anything here.
The only reason we’re talking about it is because the backlash against it is so utterly pointless. What is removing a stock pose going to accomplish? Nothing. What could it possibly cause if it was left in the game? Nothing. Like, hello: We’re living in an age where you can access free hardcore pornography with little difficulty. Anyone that wanted to could see a lot more than a butt.
Besides, what are you saying about women if seeing a spandex butt is such a big deal? Women walk around in yoga pants and leggings all the time. Are they supposed to feel ashamed for doing so now? You’re just trying to mystify the female body. As a woman, I’m not okay with that. That’s saying to girls, “Your body is something that must be hidden”.
All of you that are raising such a fuss about a bunch of polygons need to find more worthwhile uses for your time. We’re just sitting back and shaking our heads as we watch you stir yourselves into a frenzy. It’s also sad how you’re desperately trying to convince yourselves that we’re all guys, and that we “need” a tiny glimpse of a fictional behind in an age where a person can just type “naked butt” into Google and be inundated by a waterfall of ass.
TL;DR: You’re acting like a bunch of conservative soccer moms while gamers are just sitting back and laughing at you. And anyway, if you don’t plan on buying the game, then it doesn’t concern you, and your opinion about it means nothing. Once companies realize that you’re not the ones supporting them, they’ll go back to ignoring you, and won’t lose any noticable amount of business because of it. Corporations give less than a shit about the opinions of anyone with an open mouth, but a closed wallet.
trollkinggod asked: Honest question Viper. How do you keep on fighting? After all the studying and looking around I have done I have almost entirely lost faith in the "left" Side of politics, it all seems to be emotion driven bullshit lately (Hillary literally running on a VOTE FOR PUSSY platform) Like how can you stay left when so few sane people are still there? I'm not attacking you, I just really lost faith in my own beliefs since the people i thought shared them have lost their god damn minds
People abusing what “activism” means doesn’t change how I feel about equality. I was raised to see all human beings as equal. That said, every person should still exercise a healthy level of caution and criticism in how they view the world around them, and this extends to how they represent their ideals.
There needs to be balance. Someone has to speak up once in a while when striving for equality veers dangerously close to irrational fanaticism. It is, without question, a precarious place to be. It is not conservative, but it is also not biased enough to sit well with modern “feminists” and “activists”. This often puts myself and others at odds with both sides, and–needless to say–is not exactly a “popular” stance. However, I didn’t come here to be “popular”. If I wanted to be “popular”, I’d simply stop thinking for myself, and abandon all semblance of integrity.
The world relies on balance. Without balance, there is no freedom–only fascism and tyranny.
"Political correctness is America’s newest form of intolerance. And it is especially pernicious because it comes disguised as tolerance. It presents itself as fairness, but attempts to restrict and control people’s language with strict codes and rigid rules."
- George Carlin, from When Will Jesus Bring the Pork Chops (via takashi0)