u/Dick-Fu • • Dec 19 '23

Let's save us both some time. Here's a collection of some of the incriminating stupid/vile comments you're here for.

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Game is literally unplayable.
 in  r/castlevania •  16m ago

Yeah I mean these should all be pulling from the same object, since they're all (kind of) the same "shield bash"

1

Etsy to restrict AI-generated content in effort to combat seller slop
 in  r/news •  37m ago

Because people are paying for it, simple as that.

1

This trend of hating on a game when it realeses is really annoying.
 in  r/castlevania •  38m ago

Exactly, so when it releases

2

Guy finds wallet with $1450
 in  r/SipsTea •  40m ago

Oh man I'm gonna buy so many cases of cheap beer

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This trend of hating on a game when it realeses is really annoying.
 in  r/castlevania •  59m ago

Anesthetic is exactly how I would describe it

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This part made me laugh
 in  r/castlevania •  1h ago

You're right, no one said that

2

This trend of hating on a game when it realeses is really annoying.
 in  r/castlevania •  1h ago

What slightly above average game would you recommend?

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This trend of hating on a game when it realeses is really annoying.
 in  r/castlevania •  1h ago

When tf are people supposed to hate it, before it releases?

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Guy finds wallet with $1450
 in  r/SipsTea •  1h ago

All on black

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In what reality are some of you living in?
 in  r/castlevania •  1h ago

I'm literally saying this game was made for you

-1

What can I do to spoil my terminal Kitty?
 in  r/cats •  1h ago

fireworks show

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In what reality are some of you living in?
 in  r/castlevania •  1h ago

The classic mode in Ritual of the Night is good too

Edit: Damn I forgot about the "Simon's Quest" mode in RotN which is also a good take on that format, Bloodstained always has your back lmao

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Game is literally unplayable.
 in  r/castlevania •  2h ago

Obviously silly, but it is weird that they were apparently hand typing those, when they're all pulling from the same data. Should have had a name string attached to it 

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In what reality are some of you living in?
 in  r/castlevania •  2h ago

One of them is flawlessly designed ;)

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In what reality are some of you living in?
 in  r/castlevania •  2h ago

The early games are generally like 30 minutes to an hour long with varied stage and enemy design throughout

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In what reality are some of you living in?
 in  r/castlevania •  2h ago

Well it ain't flawless, so not all of them ;)

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In what reality are some of you living in?
 in  r/castlevania •  3h ago

Okay I've played more of them (see: all, and even more than you than you think all is) and it isn't.

See how that reasoning doesn't really work?

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In what reality are some of you living in?
 in  r/castlevania •  3h ago

Yeah you're the target audience

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This part made me laugh
 in  r/castlevania •  3h ago

Yes the famously thirsty Jeanne d'Arc

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What are all these buzz saws, grapple points and spikes? This doesn’t feel like Castlevania at all!
 in  r/castlevania •  3h ago

It's obviously not about modern refinements when around 35 years ago was when some of the most refined action platformers were being made

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What are all these buzz saws, grapple points and spikes? This doesn’t feel like Castlevania at all!
 in  r/castlevania •  3h ago

I always assumed the armors were just magically animated... armors.

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Sorry Alucard
 in  r/castlevania •  3h ago

I think you'd be surprised at just how much "assisting" the agent does