AI art is basically the same as 3D art. You can use premade models by other people and edit it to be however you want. You can look at Getting Over It and Only Up, both games made with asset store stuff but very different quality.
That being said, copyright is garbage anyways. People went thousands of years with their folk stories being told and retold, imagine how many would have been cut short because somebody "owned" that story.
Trigger warnings were actually first used by groups of people with Dissociative Identity Disorder to prevent them from "triggering" their condition. It's just that it got picked up by mental illness tumblr and they used it for attention.
Thanks for the outrage, I wouldn't have heard of it otherwise. Here is the video if you want to check it out.
Archive link. Apparently this page was created in 2021.
Yeah but recently they've been getting so much worse. It's like the "calarts" design but for monsters. The original pokemon you could imagine were real creatures, albeit fantastical, the new ones are just lanky mono-colored blobs. The NPC trainer and gym leader designs are even worse.
Yeah the identifying as a helicopter is less outrageous than what many mentally ill girls on tumblr were doing at the time. At least physically a helicopter can be an extension of who you are, instead of "identifying" as a star, fairy, or group of fictional characters.
This is also the reason they push "Latinx" too, it's an attempt at complete destruction of the romance languages. Being gendered is inherent to their existence, and removing that basically undermines them entirely.
I highly suggest people check out Websters first 1828 dictionary to compare how definitions have changed in 200 years.
Yeah boys don't read much anymore. If you look at Japanese light novels and manga that's basically all they are. Isekai, adventure, etc. So there's definitely demand, but I doubt any publisher would want to put out something like that from a western author.
He released a thing on patreon 2 days ago that says he has 9 upcoming videos, so I guess so. On their twitter, which gets like 10 retweets, it says they're pausing stuff in solidarity with the writer/actor strikes which is hilarious.
Her original videos were probably botted. If you remember Jonathan McIntosh, his channel Pop Culture Detective gets 1 million views on their "actual" videos and 12k views on their podcasts. His patreon has about 2k members despite barely putting out any content.
I like One Punch Man as a subversion/deconstruction of superhero stories. Even shounen to some degree. Usually the story is about encountering a tough enemy, training up, and then defeating them. Being able to one shot anybody like having infinite damage in a video game can get boring after a while.
Most of the people here (myself included) have probably been atheists in our youth. Many people just follow it because it's their rebellious phase and they want to reject their parents forcing things on them. That's what became Atheism+ on reddit and we know how that turned out.
It's less that I found religion, and more that I realized that atheism is a sham meant to divide and conquer. And the modern church (and especially the current pope) is nothing like the traditional church of 100 and more years ago.
So if you can't trust the church, and you don't trust the "scientific experts" then who can you trust?
Yeah a small period like that is fine. Most of the money is made during that period anyways. Being able to buy the copyright for something with none of the original creators involved is very nonsensical.