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@holysnailss Me and my buddy kept referencing this video I made that’s basically the same shit

@Angelobeta99 @FuNNy4wserdtjn I personally don’t like modern zombies. I’ve made my complaints again and again and it feels like things haven’t improved and I’ve also been a critic of how Cold War presented its story. Despite this, I think the worst decision ever was bringing in the Tombus crew. Holy fuck.

@FuNNy4wserdtjn It's... fine. If you ignore the part where they gutted literally everything that made dark aether interesting never gave new crew a shot and immediately killed tags ending for a bunch of whiny LARPers who havent played since 2018 forcing zombies to br nostalgiaslop, it's... fine

How it feels rewatching old Stanley and Rizzo Cold War reviews where they praise the storyline after bo6 and 7

Some of my personal favorite Tomadachi creations: Impoverished Kyle and E-boy

@Satellitegen Did you get one quote tweet with a different opinion and feel attacked? C’mon, be a little more secure

chat im gonna have to mute this post. I know some of yoy genuinely have good things to say but the sonic fandom easily makes me mad lol I forgot you cant have an opinion

idc what anyone says about Sonic chronicles Amy was so real for this

People are so willing to paint targets on their back by being annoying and then pretending they’re the only normal person here because of their positivity and not another piece of corn in the pile. Being cringe is free and being dumb is costly and people confuse the two.

We live in an era of bad faith praise. People are insecure about the things they like and proving their merit. Just enjoy and understand criticism. Now we get people pissing off people who give out good criticism through bad faith praise and haters through praise.

If people started making jokes about how “scary” Jackenstein was we’d be getting tweets like this later on where people go “Western Deltarune fans are just allergic to dark themes” and people would be saying “they only found it scary because they struggled”

@LoafAethernaut I guess the rampage inducer but I don’t think that’s the best due to its more like a difficulty option for some people than a game expediter

@LoafAethernaut Where as the more screwed up mystery box in BO1 during early rounds produces more opportunities of risk, the monkeys on Shang make you risk drops, keeping the astronaut alive keeps his health low, hacking things, etc. Although none of these are challenging they do impose risk

Loaf’s unfiltered CodZ opinions Part I (most of these are just about the character writing and also Ava Jansen get behind me):

i literally dont know any of these?? 😭

Oh, but it did. Break the sound barrier and there's a sonic boom. You broke the Kirk barrier, Flash. Kirk boom. Ripples of distortion radiated out through that point of impact... kirking everything just a tiny bit. But enough. Enough for events to happen slighkirkuinlier

That's right. No. No. It wouldn't have changed all this. It wouldn't have changed what happened before his murder.

What did you do to the world? Oh, Barry. That's the beauty of all this. I didn't do any of it. You did. Think, Barry. Isn't there some little thing, some little good deed you might have done? I shot someone. Yes. I shot him. I shot Kirk.

This is all super unstructured but if I think of more I’ll come back later. These are also heavily workshopable. I don’t think they’ll ever do this but I think this would be a good way to define a new modern zombies era and leave the “loadout” (?) era of zombies behind us

Armored zombies should act different (this goes alongside my zombie formula idea) some maps they resist more damage at higher rounds and some maps they resist no damage at all. This makes the meta map by map change based how much damage your guns can put out or resist they bypass

I’ve thought a lot about my redesigns for the future of zombies since I’ve lost interest and I’m curious on modern opinions: I think perk limit should return with free risk-reward bottles like bo1. I always loved the risk reward bo1 presents and have been sad it’s never returned