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shadsy
@shadsy

The term "video game" is inferior to the term "ludcept" as a video game can be more than video and game. Ludcept includes all the possible parts that form the whole; there must be a game part along with any of the following: visuals, story, sound, et cetera. Using the term ludcept in place of the term game when describing the whole frees it for use to describe the game part, notice the use of gameplay to describe the game part when the whole is described and thought of as a game, when in fact it is something more than just a game.



CoolTimesOnline
@CoolTimesOnline

This got so much attention on twitter that it kinda left my usual crowd and now I'm getting people crying at me, calling me slurs and saying I'm a moron because the comic said houses are expensive

And on cohost? Smooth sailing

Ain't that just the way


the-doomed-posts-of-muteKi
@the-doomed-posts-of-muteKi

Remember kids, eggbug says kill your landlord



rgmechex
@rgmechex

In my last video, I showed a list of all of the (intended) powerups in Super Mario World. These included the Super Mushroom, Fire Flower, Cape Feather, Starman, 1up mushroom and moving coin.

The powerups: mushroom, flower, star, feather, 1up, and coin The six standard "powerups".

These are indeed all of the intended powerups in the game, as per the definition I made in the video. What seems to be missing here? I got a handful of comments asking about the P-balloon and why it doesn't count. I completely forgot about it, since I know how it works and how it is not technically a powerup. So let's see what it actually is.

A P-balloon I think the consensus is that the "P" on everything stands for "power" so this is a Power Balloon. But not a powerup of course.