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Current policy is to tag Bridget as male unless physical evidence in the image proves otherwise

vteck said in comment #2585949:

Current policy is to tag Bridget as male unless physical evidence in the image proves otherwise

This post has visible breasts and the other character is explicitly referring to her as a girl. Please don't cite this to make changes contradictory to what it says.

Tosu Station in Tosu city, Saga prefecture
https://maps.app.goo.gl/eHCPCdF4KFDGrKe57

Wikimedia:
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:-i---i-_(31573404965).jpg

I went to the station about ten years ago.

I'm mad she had no EGO despite her appearance in the event, but still, seeing my most favorite Arknights character in Limbus was a fever dream.

If only..

Now that I realise it, Tachyon is like somewhat of a closet tsundere

Her smug aura mocks me.

Ramonu doesn't want to lose her nerdy twink

Monopolizer

Baseball, huh?

I like how the artist made it tellingly obvious the DQ here is Sancho while wearing Rocinante.

Mistaken for Top Roading.

Granny tryna wingman

She has a left foot where a right foot should be...

I like. No. I fucking LOVE to imagine this all came from one guy. From her man and her man alone! And now she is going to drink! Every drop of semen from her man! Every single drop XD

Kaktus_Lata said in comment #2574085:

Yes, right-wing xenophobes are truly oppressed.

So you support propaganda aimed at making children fear that friends, family, and neighbors might report them to authorities for disagreeing with the government?

No, not even disagreeing, for literally doing anything other than unilaterally rejecting educating themselves on topics if the government doesn't like those topics.

You agree with the UK turning into North Korea?

I heard that UK even attempting to ban the used of VPNs, as someone who had been in a country that where the government controls and prohibits websites you visit, that's definitely going to suck.

The article is from GB News, which has been accused of having a right-wing slant. The tone of the article certainly sounds a bit biased to me, at least. It also gets some things wrong. For example, the options are not color-coded. They are, however, extremely predictable. Want a walkthrough of the game? Here you go:

A: Good
B: Neutral
C: Bad

The color-coded bar mentioned in the article does appear after you confirm your choice, but the article makes it sound like the answers are color-coded before you actually pick one.

But guess what? None of that actually matters, because there's only one ending. Basically, Charlie is dispirited by the decisions they made. A teacher talks about it with them and says they'll get support for "some of the difficult thoughts they were having." You're then prompted to click to find out what would happen if Charlie "chose to engage with harmful ideologies." Charlie will then accept they "may need support" and the teacher will give them a Prevent referral. Charlie then engages in workshops, counseling, mentorship, etc. All of this happens even if you pick the correct answers; there is no lose condition like the article claims.

I found all of this information from a longplay of the game on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z9Wq6s6QIy8. I also verified all of this by playing the game myself.

I'm not going to go into whether it's propaganda or not, but assuming they had good intentions, the execution kinda sucked. The single choice per scenario does not lend itself well to choices with a lot of nuance. If, for example, they let you choose which websites Charlie researches, or even just included some resources for how to find reliable sources and interpret statistics, it wouldn't come across as badly. They also don't really show any positive examples of engaging in politics. All of the good choices are basically just avoiding it altogether. This is despite the game's description of Prevent including workshops for covering this kind of thing. I can definitely see how a kid might be afraid of doing anything political after playing this game.

Bonus: Apparently, the game wasn't working for some people and rumors spread of it being due to Amelia's sudden popularity, as some were reporting being unable to load the second scenario. However, I was able to play through the whole game without any issues and Amelia was still there. I didn't notice any differences between the longplay and my own play session.

blindVigil said in comment #2574054:

College in the UK is ages 16-18 and is attended after finishing highschool, so it's equivalent to highschool age grade school for places like the US. For the UK, university is the equivalent of college in other regions.

I was guessing it might be something like that.

If you bothered to read the article, you would also have seen that the game is intended for use in "educating" children 11-18 on the "dangers" of "extremism."

I didn't read the article, I only played the game and I didn't see it mentioned on their website what ages they are targeting.

So no, Charlie is not an adult, he is a teenager. Pathways is propaganda aimed at children who already don't have the freedom to question authority, intended to scare them into believing that if they ask questions anyone they know could report them to a counterterrorism organization.

Unironically 1984.

Yeah... I guess it's even worse then.

Usari said in comment #2572314:

The game is making fun of you, chud.

Unfortunately, like every other time a lefty tries to make art, it accidentally made you look awesome, chud.

No, the game is not making fun of anyone. The game is framing people who care for their country as extremists.

Kaktus_Lata said in comment #2574085:

Yes, right-wing xenophobes are truly oppressed.

Caring for your country and not allowing immigrants to do whatever they want is not a xenophobia, it's basic common sense what this game paint as extremism

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Nobody's safe from the Bakushin O gif

Anyone with exposed pits is no longer safe... I'mma just say it, watching her breasts jiggle is nice

Peak?

Another armpit gif has hit the building

Considering Wadamama's own notes, shouldn't we be calling this outfit "Goddess" instead of "Divine"?

Bah gawd!

HUNGRY SUPLEX!

Nacho Libre Duck is fitting.

Giant_Robot said in comment #2585851:

Bah gawd!

Brings a whole new meaning to "God as my witness".

Also "THAT LITTLE NUN HAS A MOTHER, YOU HUNGRY SINFUL LASS!"

Read this in monokumas voice

Why the book shelf in front of Shimiko floating?

faruq9854 said:

Why the book shelf in front of Shimiko floating?

That shelf is used for light novels.

GabrielWB said in comment #2556577:

That shelf is used for light novels.

Nice

Should this really be tagged with artistic error?
The floating bookshelf and the sliced plaque are done on purpose, since they are things the player will never see during regular gameplay.