I’m pretty sure this was true before this guy said it

Clickbait

American/Euro Truck simulator are always on sale, and are rad

Both of those are below elefants

People who think God has talked to them are just people who really sure about a thought they had

The rest of the stuff you said isn’t in the Bible either

This sounds like a good thing. Maybe I will check the name out in the future.

I didn’t know “single planet” is a genre now

People do say that though.

“Tell my brother Kit…he was right, maybe we should have changed our family name”

Apparently “down and to the right” gets you through all the maze-like parts of that game (except maze island)

This game rules

“Living room” is just a name we came up with. Just rename everything else to “living ____”, such as “living car”, “living office”, or “living restaurant”.

Sorry, when you said “have the mindset that you are the character”, that came across to me as believing you are the character. Also, I have been told in the past by people who care about immersion that that is what immersion is, so I’m still trying to grasp what it actually is.

I’m also struggling to see having a UI hurts immersion, especially since, as you say, reading a book is immersion, and a book is all text. I’m wondering, also, if maybe different people mean different things when they talk about immersion.

That sounds like the same thing. If I actually believe I am actually the character, I have been tricked.

This makes more sense to me than the “I believe I’m actually in the game world” definition I’ve been given before

I feel like what you’re talking about is something more like “deep involvement”

I don’t think it’d be possible to trick me into thinking I’m not playing a video game. You can have 0 UI, and I’ll still know I’m looking at a screen and pushing buttons. Maybe way off in the future when VR has gotten a lot better, sure, probably.

It’s not Devo. It’s apparently very easy to upload music in some other artist’s name. This happens all the time for a lot of artists.

I thought “yeet” meant “throw”, but now apparently it means “yes”?