the hidden feature is a game changer! thanks! now i wonder if it has even more hidden feature we dont know yet lol
@watamalonee26 күн бұрын
Is there any public baths that is run by yakuza so i can enjoy a public bath
@MIKAEL212345Ай бұрын
this is the best chart ive ever seen its so good
@Puddin-TamirАй бұрын
😒
@shilze1Ай бұрын
I thought back to this when this was announced for Fortnite Festival, since Hard charts there are 4-lane versions of the 5-lane charts. Maybe one day someone will rise up and crack Unplugged/DS customs and we'll be having some real fun. By the way, there is a Fortnite Festival clone called Encore for this type of chart but it has no lane-switching mode.
@brianhull2407Ай бұрын
This is why I almost never use my actual name for video games, instead using a completely different (usually the “canon” name for the character or a feminine Japanese name): in case I ever start streaming and so might risk getting doxxed! Well, that, and the fact that I often play visual novels that take place in Japan, and it’s kinda weird to have a bunch of people with Japanese names saying “Brian”. And it’s better to use an alias for MMORPGs, anyways. And I prefer playing as a girl, especially in RPGs, and it’d be weird to have people calling a girl “Brian”. And because it seems wrong to have Link be called anything other than “Link”. And because I misunderstood the instructions when playing Paper Mario for the first time as a kid and thought they were asking for the character’s name, which I thought was kinda weird since everyone knows his name is Mario, and the game says his name is “Mario”, but whatever. And because I liked using the special characters like the A button icon or ß or γ or music note. …Okay, maybe it had nothing to do with concerns I might eventually be doxxed and more to do with me being a quirky kid, even after I grew up. But still, my identity will be protected should I ever start streaming because of that!
@Puddin-TamirАй бұрын
That's crazy a bike prohibition never seen that before
@needleboy172 ай бұрын
11:08 You can still hear Buzz here
@bastel_art2 ай бұрын
"Most people rejected her message. They hated Haley because she spoke the truth."
@mmmrrreeeooowwwthecat81832 ай бұрын
"so I fixed them" You made them into corporate slop
@Eris._.2 ай бұрын
I am genuinely confused. Are you against the idea of people in the LGBTQ+ community identifying as queer, or is it that you are against the term ‘Q+’ and find it nonsensical and offensive?
@haleyhalcyonАй бұрын
Both!
@MeowMeow-yw3py2 ай бұрын
The bisexual flag is "almost never seen anymore"??? I see it every single day, the bi community is huge🤔
@PingPongSlingSlong2 ай бұрын
5:33 für immer, oh Frage Vier!
@bakis59302 ай бұрын
1. I don't believe that changing meanings of colors in the bi flag was necessary. I think we as a society should move away from pink = women, blue = men. 2. I was excited to see Ace and Aro flags and I am a little sad to see them not being here? I am curious as to why 3. As a trans person I don't really enjoy the look of the trans flag. I think the colors are too dark and muddy? Also I think connecting pastel colors to babies is kinda out there, sorry.
@bentewellsiamgod62982 ай бұрын
I dont think these flags will be accepted, but i do agree that micro labels will be our downfall
@block13062 ай бұрын
Geez, sorry you’re getting dogpiled on twitter
@haleyhalcyon2 ай бұрын
Due to an influx of hateful comments from people who likely didn’t watch the video, I’ve cranked up the comment moderation. People really want to be oppressed so badly-I literally made it clear that I’m only touching up LGBT flags and not the tangential flags, and a whole bunch of people with an unhealthy attachment to whatever label they dug out of a ditch when they were 12 complain about “exclusion”. The Q-slur continues to hurt and exclude people to this day, and should have never been used as indiscriminately as it is today.
@contrametheus2 ай бұрын
The main problem with this entire project and presentation AND especially how you respond to criticism is that you clearly think you know better than everyone and if you had a button that turned all existing pride flags into your designs, you would do it without thinking about the people that are happy with the flags they currently identify with and the cultural impact those flags have had up until now.
@haleyhalcyon2 ай бұрын
Funny you should mention “turning all existing Pride Flags into a new design without thinking about the people who are happy with the flags they identify with, and the cultural impact they have had until now”, because that’s exactly what they did when they replaced the rainbow flag with the regressive “Progress” flag.
@oopsallchromosomes89942 ай бұрын
The pride flag is just... holy saturation.
@Alicattss2 ай бұрын
Your perspective is a very interesting take, I like it! I don’t like how the flags rn are mostly all stripes, this is very refreshing. As a nonbinary bi person I love these designs, well done
@punchie212 ай бұрын
welp the gay and lesbian flags are nice but others are sadly pretty bad
@NivetFox2 ай бұрын
Great video, very well informed. Thank you for understanding that Q**** is a slur!
@yl64672 ай бұрын
I’m genuinely confused about this. Living in North America, some people might use Queer as a slur but the majority of LGBT people are reclaiming it. Personally reclaiming a slur is more effective than trying to ban the use of it, because banning anything has never worked before in human history. I don’t understand why you and OP are so against reclaiming a slur. My understanding is you are not familiar with the concept
@haleyhalcyon2 ай бұрын
It's very extensively documented that the Q-slur is a slur, and continues to be today for many. The activists of yesteryear specifically chose it for its offensive and provocative nature. Oft-overlooked, denying that the Q-slur is a slur is tantamount to denying the history of LGBT people before us and the oppression and hurt that they have surmounted to bring forth the rights and protection we enjoy today. Nobody is entitled to decide that someone is q***r against their will.
@NivetFox2 ай бұрын
@@yl6467 My experience is that I get called the Q slur in an offensive way whenever I choose to dress how I want or love who I love, in the same tone that people call me the F slur.
@Ceika-rp6mw2 ай бұрын
Hi, those are very interesting ideas you have there! 3:42 While flags are used to create and "distinguish" a community, people also deserve flags that they feel are closer to their identity. I think sub-labels should keep their flags. A pansexual person is a bisexual person, and so is an omnisexual person. However, someone bisexual is not necessarily pansexual, or omnisexual. I think it's the same reason as to why you made a flag for non-binary people ☺️ 13:35 The original rainbow flag being loud and vibrant actually makes a lot of sense, considering it is the PRIDE flag. But yours is still pretty vibrant so that doesn't really matter haha, I love the way you brighten the green and blue colours. 15:23 The issues with "unstraight" lines is that it would be harder to makes merch or anything related to the flag since there is no colour "order" anymore. But I do agree that in term of symbolism, it's more interesting, the flags also feel a bit more eye stimulating! 17:58 OMG thank you so much for giving the colours more contrast I love that change. Never knew it was an overlap! I like the bi triangle, I never heard about it either So many interesting ideas for the trans flag! 28:51 Just a question, is this flag only for LGBT people or for LGBT+ people in general? As in, asexual and aromantic, for example? Because if it is the first, it feels a bit excluding and has no reason to exist, considering the pride flag already is a thing 😅 31:26 Wouldn't cutting the non-binary flag in two make it... more binary? Sure, those parts are uneven, but there are still two parts. Maybe you could try make it look less like there's a "cut"? If we ignore that, I like the design! (I also had a question, I hope I'm not being offensive, I see you censored q----, why is that? Is it a slur? English isn't my first language and I thought it was simply another word for "part of the LGBT+ community" 😅)
@haleyhalcyon2 ай бұрын
*Bisexual sub-labels:* The problem with those sub-labels is that they are born out of the biphobic assumption that “bisexuals only love binary gender”, which not only is inaccurate to how bisexuals are, but also denies the history or bisexual activism. “Pansexual” is at this point more often used than “bisexual”, and it’s like they think it’s a dirty word. Bi people already face so much erasure from non-LGBT people; I don’t want to encourage erasure from LGBT people too by legitimizing those labels. *color order:* The United States’ flag also has no color order and has a complicated design that isn’t all horizontal stripes. Yet there is no shortage of Stars and Stripes merch, like hats and cutlery and everything. “It’s harder to adapt to merchandise” is a moot point, and it just tells me that the flag is more creative and artistic than the horizontal stripe flags. *LGBT flag:* The LGBT flag is for lesbians, gay men, bisexuals, and trans people. The extra labels tacked on after the T have been campaigned for, often in very toxic ways, but it only server to make the campaign and mission of LGBT rights more scattered and defocused. Not every minority needs to be LGBT to be taken seriously. Not every label is about sexual orientation or gender identity. “Asexuality is a sexuality” like irreligiousness is a religion and celibacy is a sex position. There is no place on Earth where it is legal to be asexual, nor you are at a systemic disadvantage simply for being asexual (and not for being single for life). *nonbinary:* I find it much less “binary” to have a cut off-center, but it’s not really a cut if you look at the middle stripe that connects the two. *the Q-slur:* The Q-slur is an offensive and highly charged anti-gay slur. The loudest activists have rallied for “reclaiming” it, but they ignore or flat-out deny that it continues to be a slur that is used to hurt LGBT people to this day. I say f**k that. “Q***r” is also linked to a well-documented history of advocating for pedophilia. Q***r theory first broadened the idea of “q***r” away from just homosexual, to include any sexual behavior deemed socially unacceptable. Unfortunately, that was done in order to include pedophilia. Prominent q***r theorist authors such as Michel Foucault, Judith Butler, Pat Califia, and Gayle Rubin have all advocated for the rights of “boylovers” and/or the lowering or abolition of the age of consent. The Q-slur is so loaded with past and present baggage, that I believe the best course of action is to keep it taboo and forgotten, and turn it into a thing of the past, not keep the wounds open and freshly vinegared, as well as inject new political and exclusive connotations to it, further confusing the question of what “q***r” even means.
@strvmpet2 ай бұрын
I think i definetly agree to a point with how pride flags are in some part made by some pretty awful people, but i do think alot of the flags here shouldnt really be changed such as the rainbow flag due to it's history Personally i like the gay and les flag redesigns. the one design though that i think is 1000% better than the original is the enby flag, but idk how it would look as a literal flag irl. but on the other hand flags like the transgender flag are too bland and the bisexual flag "feels off"
@leezuregamr2 ай бұрын
This was a lovely exercise however it rubs me the wrong way that you find the q word so abhorrent; when it encompasses the wide LGBT+ community without singling out any groups. Also it is the term used for academic study and research. And maybe this is a language/cultural barrier thing because you're the first person I met that finds a word that's so comforting to many, to be just a slur and not a descriptor for the community.
@haleyhalcyon2 ай бұрын
It's very extensively documented that the Q-slur is a slur, and continues to be for many. The activists of yesteryear specifically chose it for its offensive and provocative nature. Oft-overlooked, denying that the Q-slur is a slur is tantamount to denying the history of LGBT people before us and the oppression and hurt that they have surmounted to bring forth the rights and protection we enjoy today.
@ununitedstates75502 ай бұрын
there are many reasons these flags will never be accepted but I think the biggest one is that, for the most part, people really love and identify with the pride flags as they are now. Why change a flag that is broadly popular among the community it is meant to represent? The trans flag in particular is totally beloved by the vast majority of trans people! We don't want to change it!
@haleyhalcyon2 ай бұрын
I for one would not like to use a flag created by an underwear fetishist who admits to have stolen her mother’s underwear, then escalating to random women’s at the laundromat. It’s also infantilizing that she chose baby pink and baby blue to stand for baby girls and baby boys. If lesbians can change a flag because of personal distaste for the creator, I can too.
@oopsallchromosomes89942 ай бұрын
The trans flag goes so hard I wanna use it but I feel like I shouldn't because I'm not trans 😔 changing it would be a sin.
@haleyhalcyon2 ай бұрын
@@oopsallchromosomes8994 I give you permission to use these flags as long as you pledge never to subject LGBT people to the Q-slur nonconsensually.
@djmenopause17762 ай бұрын
@@haleyhalcyon underwear fetishist? girl what are you talking about 😭😭😭😭
@haleyhalcyonАй бұрын
Look up “Monica Helms”. She’s the one who created the trans flag, and she also admits to stealing her mom’s underwear as a child and random people’s panties at the laundromat as an adult.
@Jisabox2 ай бұрын
why is the gnc flag just the Filipino flag 🇵🇭
@strvmpet2 ай бұрын
exactly
@ActuallyKindaGreat2 ай бұрын
とてもかわいい
@MagikGimp2 ай бұрын
Bit sad they didn't back up the data.
@infinite-sadness2 ай бұрын
Confused in Japanese
@comradetyrone22982 ай бұрын
There's something sad about deleting an old save data.
@DrShnig2 ай бұрын
1:11 JSYK? Also - always love Marine + Subaru streams; thanks for the clip!
@Sable_ish2 ай бұрын
It means "Just So You Know" but that's kind of a mistranslation; she says "ichio ne" which means "Just to be safe" or "Just in case" so the sentence should be "Just in case, we checked that the cartridge would start up beforehand."
@DrShnig2 ай бұрын
@@Sable_ish Oh, that makes sense. Thank you very much!
@xmixaplix2 ай бұрын
Hamtaro: 😈
@simulationkoyo2 ай бұрын
Hamtaro's Revenge Arc after being ignored for almost 30 years.
@SushiKishi2 ай бұрын
The entire Hamtaro series of portable games is underrated. Seriously, unless your favorite TV show as a kid was Hamtaro or Dragon Ball Z, you WISH your favorite TV show as a kid got video games as good as the Hamtaro games. There's an educational shovelware-quality game on PC, too, but even that has a Lemmings knock-off in it that you wouldn't expect from a game of that quality. Who clones Lemmings for a shovelware game? Satoru Iwata and Shigeru Miyamoto were producers on many of the games, including this one, Ham-Ham Heartbreak. After Ham-Ham Heartbreak, I think the rest of the series would be developed by AlphaDream, who would develop the Mario and Luigi RPG series.
@Blitzkit2 ай бұрын
marine's real name: hisoka marine's other real name: mewtwo
@-Raylight2 ай бұрын
Love Hamtaro games especially Ham-ham break, completed it like 10 times. Love seeing the "love" get fixed Can't believe Hamtaro is this evil, almost ruined Marine by revealing her real name... Senchou xD
@watataenjoyer2 ай бұрын
o7 to baby marins data
@AragonBattleBorn2 ай бұрын
Meanwhile FuwaMoco's Mama Puppy's character name in LoZ OoT... Frodo
@catlerbatty2 ай бұрын
Ajimaaaaruyo~
@nodnyl102 ай бұрын
I'm more impressed that the Save Game Filr survived for that GBA cart
@Yellowjack172 ай бұрын
So Marine was in Elementary School around 2002, makes sense since she's 17-years old part II.
@bakacdaz2 ай бұрын
Reminded me when everyone know Aqua’s mom name because of RingFit
@zemyaso2 ай бұрын
Oh wow I really like your subs. It's always good to incorporate slang into these kinda clips.
@haleyhalcyon2 ай бұрын
I try to add English slang where I hear Japanese slang in the original, like 運ゲー to "RNG".
@lastnamefirstname86552 ай бұрын
amazing. senchou almost self-doxxed.
@anivoy2 ай бұрын
RIP Marine's old save data o7
@ArseneaLupin2 ай бұрын
She really is a 90's kid
@TortoiseMaximus2 ай бұрын
2002 game
@preng23552 ай бұрын
at least marine around 1991-1994
@Gabu_2 ай бұрын
She literally told everyone her age on debut, stop guessing already... (17 season 2 = 27, now 30)