@natsock @rasterman Not to mention that he added a gay character in Mother 2 back in 1994.
@rasterman
>Maybe your libertarian perspective leads you to defend bad aspects of modern society because they increase GDP.
I know there are bad aspects of society, but it's something that people need to fix themselves and not rely on the government for help.
In fact, I believe that getting rid of the government will make people more responsible since there will be no government to help them if they make shitty decisions with their lives. Have you ever noticed that the exact same people who participate in hyper-consumerism also want the state to provide them with welfare checks and free shit? I see more right-libertarians rejecting hyper-consumerism more than anyone else. While consumerism affects society, it's ultimately a PERSONAL issue.
And it's not my business if other people fall into this shit. I learn to resist temptation. I don't drink or do drugs, I save my money, I try to diversify my skills, I don't watch TV, I eat healthy, I pack my lunch ahead of time as opposed to ordering fast food. It's not that hard.
@beardalaxy @rasterman They didn't get permission. They rebranded it after AM2R and Pokemon Uranium got DMCAd.
Itoi probably doesn't care. He said that if anyone made a Mother 4, he would like to play it. I really think they should've asked Itoi to sanction it as an official game.
@icedquinn I switched from Pygame to MonoGame because Python is just way too slow.
I guess I could've switched to Love2D instead but whatever.
@beardalaxy @rasterman It's now called Oddity.
@icedquinn Do some psuedo-3D like Mode-7 or raytracing.
@rasterman New theory: Sakurai gave Ness an alternate ancap costume in smash just to spite communist Itoi.
@rasterman Mother 3 couldn't make it more obvious.
https://forum.starmen.net/forum/Games/Mother3/Does-Mother-3-say-something-about-capitalism
@rasterman New theory: Sakurai gave Ness an alternate ancap costume in smash just to spite communist Itoi.
@MarshTackyBall The government is stockholm syndrome on a continental scale.