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I played Undertale and was kind of underwhelmed. The fandom would have you thinking it was the greatest game ever made

I really liked this game. I am not a fan of open world but my friend talked me into trying it and it defied my expectations.

Every side quest has "purpose" in filling out the world, I don't think I ran into a single one that felt shoehorned in. And the way the map unlocks is very natural to the story.

Just put it in drop tuning so they can just smack the frets

I guess if you consider silently scrolling through variations on the same dozen jokes over and over a form of exploration...

It's a bit ironic when meme culture cluttered and homogenized the internet

None of these Trump posts are oniony headlines

Is everyone upvoting this just because it's funny? It doesn't read like an onion headline at all

I got weirdly emotional the other day reading about Yellowstone and thinking about what people must have thought when they stumbled on Old Faithful.

Had they ever seen anything like that? Probably didn't even know what it was. Even if they were a first generation American, it's not like Europe is covered in geysers.

I got kinda sad knowing that every major natural feature on earth has already been discovered. I know that's hyperbolic but...the bottom of the ocean isn't something a normal person will ever see.

This product is a bit of a parody. The free/paid tier is mocking grammarly

What they did to notepad was the final straw for me.

Yes but that's done naturally, not shoehorning it into conversation with people who have no idea what you're talking about

Those are idioms. The anime kids were weirdly incorporating Japanese words into their communication with English speakers and doing kamehamehas in the hallway.

Here's something more analogous: A friend spent the summer before senior year in France and when she came back, you could not get through a conversation without her dropping a French word or relating something to "how they do things in France". And yes, we made fun of her until she stopped.

Do you have an example or is this from an 80s movie? I can't think of a single sports term someone would use to insult you or say something is cute.

Not sure how common it is outside of media for people to be throwing footballs around in the hallway, either..