Reminder that the LGBT+ movement is just a cover-up for the transhumanist movement. By rejecting biological sex, gender roles, etc you are enabling the transhumanist idea that human body is nothing more than a "biological machine" and that it can be "improved" by genetic engineering and cybernetics. This idea fits perfectly with the idea of gender fluidity.
Normalizing homosexuality fits with the idea that sex is solely meant for pleasure and not for reproduction. This goes with the transhumanist idea of replacing sexual reproduction with artificial wombs and designer babies, basically allowing the elites to control who is allowed to be born and what kind of person they will be.
Of course people have the right to do what they want to their bodies, including going tranny or becoming a GMO/cyborg, but we need to reject this idea as mainstream or the transhumanist agenda will be forced onto us as well. Including those who would want to remain "pure".
@beardalaxy
>undertale battle system clone
If he was able to make a battle system, it must have been more complex than the game creators I'm talking about. I assume it was Scratch which has a visual programming language that let's you make browser games.
Disabled people are treated as second class citizens for a good reason: they are literally unable to do certain things. They should be grateful to be alive and taken care of and shut the fuck up. Otherwise, they should be left out to die.
And this is coming from a disabled person.
Reminder that most accusations of "ableism" are bullshit. Society can never realistically accommodate for every fucking disability. And the disabled should be fucking grateful that they are alive in the first place because before the industrial revolution, natural selection would take them out.
If any cripple plays victimhood, feel free to neglect them.
@rasterman I just realize that the cake battle course in Mario Kart DS is based on this cake.
@beardalaxy It seems to be a browser-based RPG engine. I guess it's probably easier to use than RPG Maker. It kind of reminds me of the versions of RPG Maker for consoles.
I use to mess around with these browser-based game makers all the time as a kid. They didn't offer that much customization. Sploder was the one I used the most. It didn't even have customizable sprites, so it was just a glorified level editor.
@Moon Yes. I don't like *nix.