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1 day ago
Hmm yes its only been 2 more chapters and Balam is still bae no you cant change my mind |
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2 days ago
@kwendy there's a great series of articles about how video games warp history and how sid meier decided how to make it all work in Civilization here https://www.filfre.net/2018/03/the-game-of-everything-part-1-making-civilization/ |
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3 days ago
I can't believe that i'm being fond for demons |
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3 days ago
Next Chapter, The Joy of Painting |
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4 days ago
I should be studying too. lol |
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4 days ago
On the first page and the first thing I think of is...well... "Long ago in a distant land, I, Aku the shape-shifting master of darkness, unleashed an unspeakable evil, but a foolish samurai warrior wielding a magic sword step forth to oppose me. Before the final blow was struck, I tore upon a portal in time and flung him into the future, where my evil is law. Now the fool seeks to return to the past, and undo the future that is Aku." |
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4 days ago
I can definitely relate to the study high, good grades are addicting as hell |
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4 days ago
@kwendy I agree with you on those points |
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5 days ago
@conscript117 Wiki occasionally as accurate as videogames. And videogames are either fantasy, reference to historical events by names only or blatant twisting of historical facts wich is probably worse. @panzerkampfwagyu Rather then starting point, it's exactly promotion of interest. You don't learn [history] from that, you only getting interested in it. Definitely not the same. @Why_Not_Add_More_Gun And then peope start to actually believe in black soldiers fighting for third reich and highway of death being russian war crime. FPS games are the extreme, but I think you get the point. @Magaso AoE is not exactly based on history, but rather on romanticized 19'th century interpretation of such. Better not think of it as historical facts and read on actual events of the times becase those are often more interesting then what is re-told for entertainment. Last edited 5 days ago by kwendy. |
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5 days ago
Age of Empires 1 and 2 taught me a lot |
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5 days ago
Wholesome |
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5 days ago
I think Video Games fulfill a niche of helping to make History and other Educational Practices more digestible to larger audiences so that through these mediums more people will become interested in them. History for me at first was kind of lame but through games and some pretty interesting stories I was presented to often, I eventually realized History was just as interesting as fiction if not more so. |
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5 days ago
@InfiniteVerismilitude I would say it's more of a good starting point. Sometimes when playing, you see stuff that interests you and you look it up to find interesting stuff |
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5 days ago
Europa Universalis 4 and the like can get you up to speed on geography and major historical world powers pretty well. Crusader Kings is rather less grounded though... |
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5 days ago |
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5 days ago
@kwendy What's so bad about studying history from videogames? *Sees Fate GO King Arthur and Leonardo Da Vinci* Oh... |
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5 days ago
Don't let it go to your head Iruma. ๐ |
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5 days ago
now only 29 chapters more until the 1st big spoiler up ahead...the 94 by ssssss hit. @kwendy Some belic games are based on events that actually happened, not entirely but based off, that and a little of wiki can help fill the reality holes. |
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5 days ago
Couldn't Iruma heal Balam's scar with his blood? |
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5 days ago
I've only had Balam for an hour but if anything happened to him i would kill everybody in the demon realm and then myself |