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Agent Braise
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Agent Braise
@AgentBraise
21 years old, art and level design, socialist. My tweets are just an incoherent train of thought.
Missouri, USA Bergabung Kasım 2017
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@Dannt_Em Hey man, if you need help emulating games just ask. I'm sure plenty of people would be willing to help, I understand that not everybody is super computer literate and may need some help. I grew up poor and did plenty of emulating.
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Notice that all the No votes come from rural areas? #enslaveallfarmers #ruralitesarenthuman
Fireborn@firebornnn
Sorry guys there’s just no saving certain states
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video game fans when you ask them to play a video game
ᵃˢʰˡᵉʸʸʸʸ{¬ºཀ°}¬@corpsegrlash
"you need to play the game to be a fan" is classist propaganda
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I just dont understand why the world is getting so unbearable. Why isnt anyone fucking doing anything about it. What the fuck do you mean the US government can destroy random packages for the crime of being from Japan. Corporate greed, obviously, but. Why. Its all so pointless
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we are going to see the near-death of video games again like we did in the early 80’s, all because companies are fucking greedy morons and governments are fucking useless to its people. We can survive without games for a bit. Publishers can’t survive without purchases.
frostzy@lmkifiwin
1.3 MILLION PEOPLE ASKED THE EU TO STOP COMPANIES FROM DELETING GAMES THEY PAID FOR. THE ANSWER WAS NO. The "Stop Killing Games" initiative wanted one thing: when publishers pull the plug, don't let them remotely destroy copies people already bought. The European Commission's official response: - It will not require publishers to keep games playable - says forcing them would go too far - Reason given: publishers' copyright and IP rights come first. Your purchase comes second. - The solution: a voluntary code of conduct, developed together with the same industry that kills games - Plus an awareness campaign reminding you of the consumer rights you supposedly already have 1.3 million signatures. Years of work. Multiple hearings. And the part that says everything: according to the campaign, Ubisoft got a seat at a closed-door meeting with the Commission before the decision. The 1.3 million people who signed did not. Publishers can still brick your purchase whenever they feel like it. If buying still isn't owning, then at least now it's official.
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you can download games FOR FREE from archive dot org
you can emulate the biggest console libraries on whatever device you're tweeting on
you can pirate tons of contemporary and older games
you can hop onto gog or wait for steam sales and buy games for less than a hot dog!
ᵃˢʰˡᵉʸʸʸʸ{¬ºཀ°}¬@corpsegrlash
"you need to play the game to be a fan" is classist propaganda
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Why are you people completely incapable of playing a game made before 2016?
Y'all compeletly disregard the past 5 decades of gaming history, and get incredibly butthurt yall cant play the latest 70 to 80 dollar game.
K.A.R.S.@Kars2B
Yes poor people would just pirate the newest ps5 game onto the gaming pc powerful enough to do so that all poor people definitely have
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Apparently everyone is poor as fuck have every disability and are against piracy but still have the time to watch gameplays
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This is important to note. Governments can't shut down VPNs just as they can't shut down the internet. If they attempt to ban the use of VPNs they'll be sued. The evidence from Australia is that under-16s will be easily able to bypass age restrictions on social media. Government attempts to force adults to provide personal information or biometrics to use Twitter or Facebook will fail. The backlash against these absurd proposals will be devastating for the government and the other political brands that support them. The government needs to wise up...and soon.
Alex Klaushofer@alexklaushofer
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I remember reading about how many of the younger gens have no ambition, no intellectual curiosity, etc. It adds up. They just want to doomscroll social media while some youtuber plays a game in the background. Sad. And when confronted with it they give you a list of cope.
˖ ݁✦☾ woke gloomy ☾✦ ݁˖@gnlune
many reasons 1. accessibility 1a. money 1b. age 1c. platform/device 1d. region 1e. game is not on market 2. enjoyment 2a. game is more story than gameplay 2b. gameplay is lackluster/not necessary 3. previewing before buying 4. etc who are you to be policing?
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Dudes with bad computers used to play Source games at an unstable 15fps on low settings asking their buddies to hop on Counter-Strike or some bullshit Garry’s Mod game mode, now they play bootleg Roblox games and think emulating San Andreas is gonna brick their PC
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The billionaires did this. They are your mortal enemies. It's truly them or the planet y'all. You decide
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🔔ICYMI: A controversial deal in the U.S. could fundamentally rewrite internet freedom as we know it.
The congressional deal would trade the deregulation of artificial intelligence for unprecedented federal censorship powers.
A high-stakes compromise is quietly brewing in Washington as the White House negotiates with congressional leaders to fundamentally reshape the digital landscape.
Under the proposed deal reported by Axios, the federal government would strip states of their authority to regulate artificial intelligence—effectively halting progressive state-level efforts to hold tech companies accountable and restrict energy-heavy AI data centers.
In exchange, lawmakers would push through three major federal censorship bills: the Kids Online Safety Act, the NO FAKES Act, and a federal online age verification mandate. While framed as common-sense protections for minors, civil liberties advocates warn these measures represent an unprecedented expansion of federal control over online speech.
The backlash to this legislative trade-off cuts across typical political lines. Even conservative-backed organizations like the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE) have issued stark warnings, declaring that the package would dismantle the internet as we know it by empowering the Federal Trade Commission to dictate acceptable online speech.
Opponents argue that enforcing these rules would effectively eliminate online anonymity, while giving the administration an incredibly powerful tool to censor dissenting political views and control what users see on major platforms like Instagram.
As the White House maneuvers to secure congressional backing, Americans are left facing a troubling dilemma: the long-sought-after regulation of big tech and AI may come at the direct cost of their fundamental constitutional rights to free expression.
Source: Wilkins, J. (2026). Trump Moves to Deeply Censor the Entire Internet. Futurism.
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Speaking as a former poor kid.
Any device you can freely watch YouTube on or tweet from is enough to run some of the greatest games ever made via emulation.
And quite frankly you don't need to always be playing the latest games.
Danny@Dannt_Em
"just emulate bro" most modern games have such big specs that getting a device to run them is already an undertaking and second sure i'm going to risk bricking my only phone/pc just because i don't want to be called a larper
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It's anti-art to use a save state at the password screen of an NES game to save your progress instead of having to write it down.
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27 year old gacha player is afraid of bricking his pc via… emulation… but is okay with letting the entirety of hoyoverse run a ring 0 kernel access train on it
Danny@Dannt_Em
"just emulate bro" most modern games have such big specs that getting a device to run them is already an undertaking and second sure i'm going to risk bricking my only phone/pc just because i don't want to be called a larper
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