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Is your "Judge Gloomjuice", a Captain Ersatz of Demitri from Dark Stalkers, and is this his version of Midnight Bliss¿
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Dan had it coming.
In other news, I just realized why Jim's shitty art seems so familiar: it looks a lot like Marc M.'s shitty art over on Sickanimation. Man, I haven't watched that shit in a long ass time.
Who has the juiciest b-hole in town?
In other news, I just realized why Jim's shitty art seems so familiar: it looks a lot like Marc M.'s shitty art over on Sickanimation. Man, I haven't watched that shit in a long ass time.
Who has the juiciest b-hole in town?
I'm impressed by the level of detail the Dan character has. A lot of time and effort was put into this visual masterpiece.
Bison or Vega or whatever the fuck you wanna call him, DA DUDE WIT HATUNDCAPE; That dude, he supports SOPA.
The Glukkon thing was on purpose. Love their whole "nothing but a suit" look.
Of course, I will be SOPA'd because of this.
Of course, I will be SOPA'd because of this.
Keep up the good fight guys! Boycotting and crying over the internet is really helping our stance! Clearly none of the supporters give a flying fuck if we boycott or cry like babies on the internet. But ohh yeahhh its sooooo much easier to attack the video game industry who want to protect what\'s there\'s then actually attacking the people responsible for the passing of this bill. We are making change people!! Let\'s continue to attack the supporters! We are soooooo doing this the right way.
Whining about SOPA posts in comment threads is sooooo gonna make Dtoid stop doing it, like, for real, soooooo brilliant.
Jim you have to let the artwork speak for itself not attach a message at the end saying "this might be related somehow!" That being said I have noticed your artwork taking a shift towards being less detailed, but an overall more coherent piece.
for those of you who watched the SOPA people talking about whatever it was they were talking about, i give you some fan art of the conferece: http://imgur.com/a/Vwwpt WARNING NSFW
I hear that Growling Vitriolic Apathy is the upcoming flavor of Mountain Dew Game Fuel. Its flavorless, TO THE EXTREME!
@Jim
I'm fine with the anti-SOPA sentiment but I wish more people would write about it than you and Niero.
As it stands it feels like you and Niero are solely anti-SOPA, The Destructoid Show is pro-SOPA/GoDaddy, and everyone else is "?".
I'm fine with the anti-SOPA sentiment but I wish more people would write about it than you and Niero.
As it stands it feels like you and Niero are solely anti-SOPA, The Destructoid Show is pro-SOPA/GoDaddy, and everyone else is "?".
Maybe it just has to do with my perspective on life in general, which in all honesty is pretty apathetic. I understand the purpose of SOPA and what the drive is for it, my only complaint about it is that they are trying to bite off more than they can chew. But recently all you seem to be reporting on is SOPA, is nothing else really happening? Is it really necessary to update us multiple times a day on who supports it and who doesn't? Also I'm tired of seeing replies that are simply "Fuck Sopa," makes for a great argument guys.
@sayword, what will you have us do. this is a response to the restriction of our rights. when i graduate and get my degree i plan on making my own games for the industry but even i wouldn't wan't sopa. their are other ways to handle this and sopa is doing it the wrong way. you may be fine with your freedoms being trampled but i'm not. there is a way to have the software protected while also leaving consumer rights intact.
Magnalon: From what I understand, Dtoid Show definitively sided against it. Conrad Zimmerman also posted a quite beautiful article, which is linked in the above post.
@Jim
Are planning on breaking from Revision 3's GoDaddy domain? Or are they opposing it, but staying with their GoDaddy provided host site for monetary reasons?
I applaud Dtoid itself for taking the step and going so far as taking the site offline for a bit to make the move. That no doubt took balls, and you clearly lost a bit of advertising revenue from the downtime.
As for the Dtoid Show, I'm not the biggest fan of this.
Are planning on breaking from Revision 3's GoDaddy domain? Or are they opposing it, but staying with their GoDaddy provided host site for monetary reasons?
I applaud Dtoid itself for taking the step and going so far as taking the site offline for a bit to make the move. That no doubt took balls, and you clearly lost a bit of advertising revenue from the downtime.
As for the Dtoid Show, I'm not the biggest fan of this.
While you're researching SOPA, y'all may want to check out the legalized tyranny that has been passed called the NDAA.
It's way worse than any of this Internet stuff....but yeah, why would kids know about this kind of thing? You would actually have to pay attention to what is happening.
It's way worse than any of this Internet stuff....but yeah, why would kids know about this kind of thing? You would actually have to pay attention to what is happening.
http://www.capcom-unity.com/ask_capcom/go/thread/view/7371/28807991/Why_Capcom_usa_support_Sopa_and_Ip_protection_&post_num=86#514635787
@Rabite
Wow - Sven was kind of a dick about it. Also, not taking a stance (apathy) against SOPA is almost as bad as backing it. That post was pointless on Capcom's part.
Wow - Sven was kind of a dick about it. Also, not taking a stance (apathy) against SOPA is almost as bad as backing it. That post was pointless on Capcom's part.
I have a bad feeling that SOPA will pass and a lot of people will be screwed. I honestly think if it passes, it's a damn good excuse for an uprising.
If it passes what exactly will change? Websites are constantly being taken down and replaced. Many music blogs and television sites I have frequented over the years have been taken down for copyright infringement. Do you honestly think that sites like Youtube or even Destructoid will be attacked by this? I understand that SOPA is extremely vague, but this is the internet. It's like the wild west, you enjoy the freedom provided by this almost lawless land and feel threatened why exactly? When P2P became shady torrents came around. The internet will always find a way to get through loopholes, that's what it does.
@Triple C
Then you know nothing about SOPA. Google, Amazon, Wikipedia, Facebook Twitter, and more are planning a possible "shutdown" in protest of SOPA. It's a bigger deal than you think, and it would affect some pretty big players that you use daily.
I don't know about you, but I don't want to torrent a search engine to do simple web queries, or use "underground" methods for basic functions.
Then you know nothing about SOPA. Google, Amazon, Wikipedia, Facebook Twitter, and more are planning a possible "shutdown" in protest of SOPA. It's a bigger deal than you think, and it would affect some pretty big players that you use daily.
I don't know about you, but I don't want to torrent a search engine to do simple web queries, or use "underground" methods for basic functions.
Triple C: Apathy helps others run all over you. Dunno about you but I don't need more bullshit from the government and/or corporations who don't give a shit about who they hurt as long as it benefits them.
If shit like this isn't mentioned at least once a day most people will forget it. It's part of the short attention span that TV/movies/video games have brought to the fore front of society since the 60s/70s. If people prioritize playing their game or watching TV over making sure they aren't trampled on, I don't see how this can go anywhere but downhill.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_they_came...
If shit like this isn't mentioned at least once a day most people will forget it. It's part of the short attention span that TV/movies/video games have brought to the fore front of society since the 60s/70s. If people prioritize playing their game or watching TV over making sure they aren't trampled on, I don't see how this can go anywhere but downhill.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_they_came...
@Magnalon
So those websites are shutting down in protest of SOPA not as a result of SOPA. Or am I reading this wrong? If there is anything beyond the fact that SOPA pretty much gives the government the ability to shut down websites at their discretion please let me know. As far as I can tell, the major problem with SOPA is how vague it is and personally I don't see it as a threat, mostly because the idea of anyone policing the internet sounds absurd. Do you think the entirety of the internet is going to be run by the government if it passes? Will we have government run search engines and sales sites? From what I gather the main fear is that the internet seems like it is going to be shut down. Really?
So those websites are shutting down in protest of SOPA not as a result of SOPA. Or am I reading this wrong? If there is anything beyond the fact that SOPA pretty much gives the government the ability to shut down websites at their discretion please let me know. As far as I can tell, the major problem with SOPA is how vague it is and personally I don't see it as a threat, mostly because the idea of anyone policing the internet sounds absurd. Do you think the entirety of the internet is going to be run by the government if it passes? Will we have government run search engines and sales sites? From what I gather the main fear is that the internet seems like it is going to be shut down. Really?
"From what I gather the main fear is that the internet seems like it is going to be shut down. Really?"
Yes.
http://vimeo.com/31100268
Yes.
http://vimeo.com/31100268
As has been pointed out elsewhere, it's easier to stop something from passing than try to get it repealed.
The problem with SOPA is that it IS the government policing the internet. Remember that this will only impact the US version of the internet, similar to Iran and China.
The problem with SOPA is that it IS the government policing the internet. Remember that this will only impact the US version of the internet, similar to Iran and China.
Remember that Congress had to have the internet explained to them a couple years ago, and the best explanation was "It's a series of tubes". This shows how out of touch these people are with modern technology. And these are the people controlling the fate of the internet.
But do you think modern day society would be able to survive without the internet? My biggest problem is believing that this would ever happen. If it does, well then I'll allow you to fuck me in the ass. There, I said it (God I hope it never comes to that). I feel that the internet is so integrated into modern culture that any sort of policing it would send us back decades. Remember when we didn't have the internet?
Also, from your link, it pretty much confirms what I said. The bills/acts for policing the internet are too vague and the internet will always find a way to work around it. Also,as I mentioned earlier, this is the government trying to bite off more than they can chew. I'm not supporting SOPA, but unless we are under a dictatorship I see no way that this will ever see the light of day. I really hope I don't get it up the ass for this...
Also, from your link, it pretty much confirms what I said. The bills/acts for policing the internet are too vague and the internet will always find a way to work around it. Also,as I mentioned earlier, this is the government trying to bite off more than they can chew. I'm not supporting SOPA, but unless we are under a dictatorship I see no way that this will ever see the light of day. I really hope I don't get it up the ass for this...
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