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  • Ghost33313
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    92 years ago

    I’m over here with my skooma pipe going, “chill, I’m still waiting on Morroblivion and Morrowskyrim”. I don’t think modders have ever managed to finish one of these kinds of projects.

  • @[email protected]
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    532 years ago

    Man, this is disappointing. This is a game. We are to be having fun together as a community. What’s happened to this world?

    • @[email protected]
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      2 years ago

      We live in times where folks are more worried into bashing randoms rather than improving/enjoying things for no reason other than attention/self-validation – those are probably “internet tough guys” acting like such.

  • @[email protected]
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    52 years ago

    Absolutely ridiculous to send someone death threats when you don’t agree with them, let alone over a freaking game!

  • @[email protected]
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    82 years ago

    I think it’s easier to write about the games people don’t have get death threats nowadays. This is so sad

  • sj_zero
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    502 years ago

    It’s the internet. Eventually if you’re popular enough, some jerk off will say something dumb.

    It’s cheap and easy to do it! Watch: I’ll kill you!

    The internet is not your friend.

  • @[email protected]
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    -152 years ago

    If you are on the Internet you will receive death threats. Why are we treating it like news? I don’t make anything, rarely comment and get told to kill myself about once a month.

    It’s messed up, but I hate reading articles of people clutching their pearls over chat from any multiplayer game.

    Either create consequences or accept that it’s a part of the Internet.

    • Ab_intraOP
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      172 years ago

      You make it sound normal, which it is not. There is one thing shouting in a game that they will kill you in the game. It’s something totally different when they are sending death threats.

      This is not “part of the internet” this is people being insane. The people behind this could face jail time.

      • @[email protected]
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        -32 years ago

        You are conflating normal with acceptable.

        Death threats are normal on the Internet. People’s lives are constantly threatened on the Internet.

        It’s not acceptable. It should be stopped, but currently there is no real enforcement, and no way to stop them. Acting shocked isn’t going to stop them.

    • milo_bytes
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      12 years ago

      I seem to interact with the internet more frequently than you and I have literally never been told to kill myself online. And that even might be about to change, but I’m not particularly sensitive to it. Still an absolutely braindead and shitty thing to do

  • quirzle
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    12 years ago

    Just guessing, but either:

    • I Would Kill A Mother Fucker, or

    • I Wipe Koala Asshole Against Face

  • @[email protected]
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    2 years ago

    It sounds like the story of the AetherSX2 emulator, that happened earlier this year: the main developer got burnt out by all the harassment and threats from toxic individuals and abandoned the project out of frustration.
    The internet can be really hard for sensible people, I hope wherever Tahlreth is right now is feeling better.

    • @[email protected]
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      -392 years ago

      I don’t entirely hope he’s feeling better cause he definetly lived for the drams, and hyped it up however he could. He also shit talked a lot of other open source devs, especially of emulators

    • Ab_intraOP
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      142 years ago

      I don’t think it’s games that is the issue. You see this in various other places as well.

        • Cloudless ☼
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          32 years ago

          That’s what I found as well. Some gamers seem to be overly emotional over little things, and are defensive with their favourite games.

        • @[email protected]
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          112 years ago

          Naw OP is right. Music fans, tv show fans, etc all have these weird subgroups that take everything way too seriously and go after people or make threats etc etc. I think it’s more whenever you hyper concentrate people, boil them down like this, that this stuff happens.

    • @[email protected]
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      82 years ago

      Yeah I really don’t understand this why specifically the gaming communities seem to suffer from this problem more than others.

      Perhaps it’s not reported on as much in other hobby circles, or it’s a confirmation bias on my part.

      Regardless, it’s really disappointing that these communities have this ‘there I go death-threating again’ stigma growing against them. Absolutely disgusting.

    • @[email protected]
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      442 years ago

      People that play a lot of videogames are more likely to live an insular life detached from the real world

    • @[email protected]
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      72 years ago

      If I had to guess, it’s because gamers are often more tech-oriented, likely younger and impulsive, video games are more and more popular every year, and also based on your presence here, I’d say you’re more likely to be aware of game-related news in general?

      If knitting were more popular, had a greater online presence, and you actively followed knitting communities online, I’d imagine you would probably feel like knitting culture is such a toxic cesspit as well.

      • shuzuko
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        22 years ago

        (I mean it totally is) (the crochet community is much nicer)

  • @[email protected]
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    562 years ago

    I’d be curious to know what the death threats entail. Like, of you don’t finish this free mod soon your going to be killed? How does that even make sense?

    Although I suppose the sort of person who would send a death threat over the internet is not going to be known for thier intelligence.

    • Smarf Durden
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      72 years ago

      Some people just seem to get off threatening people. I’m convinced it’s their kink

    • dinckel
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      192 years ago

      You can’t ever try to talk reasonably with this kind of people. They’re completely mentally checked out already

    • @[email protected]
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      152 years ago

      More like Internet™. At this point receiving death threats is just a sign that you’re popular enough to be noticed by toxic people.

      • Quokka
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        22 years ago

        I’ve gotten death threats and I’m a complete nobody.

  • @[email protected]
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    1972 years ago

    If anyone is wondering why…yeah there’s no reason. It’s just sad losers trolling them and hacking their Discord for no reason other than (probably) the lulz.

    • @[email protected]
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      222 years ago

      It’s incredibly common for game developers. Change a variable from a 5 to a 4 and you get death threats. Change it back to 5 ane you get more death threats.

      The reality is that a lot of gamers simply aren’t very good people (and now they often have the far-right cheering them on).

      I loved working in the industry but the constant tantrums and entitlement made it easy to leave.

    • prole
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      82 years ago

      Perhaps it says something about us when this is the kind of shit our children find funny.

    • @[email protected]
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      92 years ago

      There’s probably a seriously petty reason behind it, like someone who also loved Oblivion also began to involve themselves with the development but were driven out or left because they were a petty troll about something. Placing my bets on someone finding out their cult of ideology idol was not universal, if only because that seems to be the statistically most common for pettiness nowadays.

    • @[email protected]
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      152 years ago

      people who can’t create things threaten people who can create things. huh, what a world eh?

    • NotAPenguin
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      -22 years ago

      We should make the internet unavailable to kids and teens, the temptation of trolling is too much for their undeveloped brains.

      • @[email protected]
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        272 years ago

        There are as many unbearable man-children as there are socially underdeveloped teens on the internet. As sad as that is, even if we banned teenagers from the internet it wouldn’t improve anonymous spaces all that much.

        • NotAPenguin
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          -32 years ago

          There’s shitty adults too for sure, but I still think a lot of the shitheads online are 14 year olds.

      • NotAPenguin
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        Remember that it’s most likely just edgy kids, the internet becomes a lot more bearable when you just assume all the dumbos are little kids trying to act cool.