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I turn my dreams into words. Always in the present. Here and Now. Él / He /Him 🇻🇪🇻🇪🇻🇪🫓🫓🫓 "You don't get what you dream about.... You get what you strive for step by step!" Atsuko "Akko" Kagari (Little Witch Academia, 2017)

  • Joke's on you! I don't memorize any combo!

    I'm a ✨"Vibe Fighter"✨ (I'm really bad, but I don't care)

  • Congratulations! Now we can play SoulCalibur together.

    1. Do you like Anime?
    2. Do you like Attack on Titan/Death Note?
    3. What do you think about Eren/Light?
  • Making a reskin of a gray wolf and calling it de-extinction is like putting on a Piramid Head skin in Fortnite and calling it Silent Hill 5.

  • Sure, but what if telepathic powers somehow affect your brain chemistry or morphology? Aside, Would flying be like manipulating gravity or lifting yourself up with an "invisible hand"?

  • It's not annoying, only quite funny, but every time I see CSM (Chainsaw Man) I can only think of Coño'e su Madre / Cocha'e su Madre (Motherfucker in Latinamerica).

  • Personal.

  • Language. I can understand English with no problem, but I prefer Spanish if available.

  • Love the crocodile just chillin

  • I know very well that patents are used as a weapon, not to protect any property. There are a lot of things that are patented but for which no legal action has been taken because whoever infringes the patent is not seen as a threat by the patent rights holder, case Nintendo with Pokémon, who did not get serious about patents when Temtem or Cassette Besst or other Monster Cstchers came out, but when Palworld came out they got to work.

  • But that's only if I USE the patented Mechanic, and why would I use willfully a patented mechanic? What benefits would get me to use a something that I know FOR SURE is going to get me in legal troubles?

  • It's a pressure move, a way to flex legal muscle and intimidate. Nintendo's real fear is that Palworld will start selling merchandise, which is where Nintengo earns more from pokemon. The patent thing is a deterrent so that the Palworld guys don't get brave.

  • I know that, that's why I'm asking where or how to know if I'm about to use a patented mechanic.

  • The Nemesis System of Middle-Earth: Shadow of Mordor and Shadow of War. Warner Bros. patented that mechanic and for that reason it has never been seen again in any game beyond those already mentioned. Nintendo also recently patented several mechanics of the Pokemon games in response to the growing popularity of Palworld. Bandai also patented the mechanics of placing mini-games on the loading screens, so for 20 years no game was able to do so until recently when the patent expired.

  • Lol I just received a follow request from an account just like the one you describe.

  • It's Superman. Surely with his x-ray vision he could see that there was no one left.

  • They feel kinda timeless, don't they?

  • Can anyone who knows maths calculate how much money the duck spent to free all the little animals considering that most of these machines are rigged to fail more than succeed?