BIG BRAIN opinions

[@Tojux_]

Evil Coney be like: “Ladies, welcome back to another episode of Based or Cringe”

[@herorhim]

one of the hashtags on the video is #based lol

[@StriderZessei]

The title should be "Opinion or Opinion", because that's literally what each of these are, lol.

[@Zorua3]

Evil “evil” meme be like “I’m a funny meme format”

[@venuswine9905]

Welcome back to the first episode

[@glacierwolf2155]

Shoutout to all 3% of Coney's audience who identify as female.

[@Plains47]

The worst crime is making the npc’s walk speed faster than mine yet slower than my run when I have to follow it.

[@almazingsk8er]

It's so crazy to me that games STILL DO THIS

[@BF_Brix]

This is the one.

[@ACobalt]

I remember that on MW3, and it pissed me off as a kid lol.

[@michaelsutton617]

Coney reading my comment: "let's all focus on this one word here." Coney for remainder of video: "I don't like to dissect comments down to each word" Anyways I'll check back in a week from today after my mirror talks improve my charisma.

[@elystork8733]

You're not wrong but Coney is charismatic so I'll give him a pass.

[@rodolfoinnocentirisaliti390]

In that case *"only"* was a keyword. Still, I'd agree Coney is sometimes wrong but he's charismatic so I'll give him a pass.

[@michaelkarim57]

@@rodolfoinnocentirisaliti390 Coney only speaks FACTS, not opinions. He is also very sexy and charismatic, so I’ll give him a pass.

[@kadabraguy9846]

The difference is those comments were good and your comment was bad :) hope this helps!

[@CityXV]

If you were more charismatic your comment would be FACT

[@jarvis]

dreamworks face coney is my new god

[@kidscottii3957]

Yo! how is your comment so down low. good to see you here.

[@tuckersins9904]

LMAO. Jarvis watches Coney confirmed?

[@chefcoolguy]

Hi Jarvis :) rewatching coney bc I got covid, funny seeing you here 😁

[@icelights4396]

The worst crime a game could do is manipulate children into buying micro-transactions IMO, btw I love you Coney

[@sunsetkirby9357]

Gachas feel like a way to avoid laws preventing children form gambling, its fucking gross

[@VVheeli]

Being “f2p” in the worst sense possible is my #1, or how a game needs players to sink money to play. Like at least with LoL, you don’t need to pay to win since money is mainly for skins. Then there’s Genshin that’s just… not good.

[@jameswashere187]

To be fair kids should not be in reach of credit cards and if a grown man wants to spend 10000 dollars to buy a png thats their sad decision

[@sunsetkirby9357]

@@jameswashere187 teens have access to money, whether from allowance or a part time job or whatever. they can get addicted to gambling before they reach what is deemed as the age to handle it responsibly by laws. the laws are supposed to stop bad habits from forming before people are old enough to be responsible, but gachas just give kids gambling and millions

[@tsubaki_perle7500]

@@VVheeli I will surely be cancelled by saying this but ... If you get addicted to Gacha, even with their way to push you to they again and again, it's your fault. You are the one who started, and you are the one, while knowing how dangerous it was, that got addicted. If you didn't know that's also your fault, it's only up to you to be aware of the dangers on the internet, and Gachas are part of them. The only ones that aren't responsible if they get addicted are children, cause it's to their parents to be aware of these dangers, and to hide their bank card well, nowadays, kids are bandits. Children shouldn't be able to have their money and do whatever they want with it, parents must be careful about what their kids are doing, and ensure that they aren't going to start spend all their money in Gachas

[@AWanderingSwordsman]

I think crit is good. Obviously it can be used poorly, but the goal is to throw a mild wrench into your otherwise predictable strategy. It forces you to react to a suddenly unfavorable situation. It's important that you can actually deal with that crit though. If the crit is basically an autoloss, or so detrimental that it's better to just reset, then it's not being used well.

[@umbre2360]

The worst thing a game could do is make you forget that you're not subscribed to Coney yet! What a crime it would be, truly

[@rosemimic]

I was so shocked when my opinion came up first. I still stick to my opinion but it was interesting to see the general consensus.

[@vaan1570]

the worst thing a game can do, is introduce additions that should've been a core part of the game in the first place, but lock it behind paid dlc

[@peighnesshonourchign9164]

Coney, if u have any balls you'll heart his comment

[@andymcclurg9916]

Pokemon Sw/sh

[@jonasjohnson5383]

Pikmin 3 has my favorite time mechanic ever. You create your OWN time limit based on how much fruit you get in a day. It rewards players for getting better at the game because they are directly increasing their own time limit by being skilled and getting more fruit. Also, if you fail, it doesn't make you play the whole game again; you can go back to a certain day you could have played better and retry from there.

[@robinsintherain3419]

The worst crime a game could do is: Make a game where, It is specifically targeted and marketed towards epileptic children It has a seizure-inducing unskippable cutscene that abruptly happens in the middle of a part of the game where the player has to focus or get close to the screen It somehow corrupts/breaks/mines bitcoin/doxes/hacks the computer or television. maybe start a fire?

[@lval7778]

Convert you to Pro-Hitler

[@RAINMAKEEER]

We need more of Fat Yoshi Man's opinions. Truly spitting based facts. The worst thing that a game could do is make me subscribe to Coney on Twitch

[@masondegrazia]

The worst crime a game could do is an Enders Game type deal where you think you’re controlling some general in a war game but you are actually ordering real people to go fight and die in real life

[@carryingautoclicks7501]

wait this is the entire premise of that book? that's just an episode of stargate

[@wlt3585]

@@carryingautoclicks7501 It's more so the twist than the premise. I'd say it more so focused on Ender and his mental state as he combats and learns in this dystopia environment. Its been years since I read it though, so I could be wrong

[@wozaow]

​@carryingautoclicks7501 it's the twist at the end, he only starts doing the sim that's irl near the end

[@IcyP3ngu1n0]

The worse thing a game could do is secretly train me for the US Army and entice me to go to war. Thankfully no game has ever done that or attempted to do that.

[@Mirrorthrone68]

Here’s my stream of consciousness about the pasta discourse. You’re wrong for your Spaghetti hate, which is a good baseline in the pasta world. It’s more filling per bite since you twirl it, making it more substantial of a main by itself. Other smaller pastas work better as a side dish or as something to be combined with other ingredients. Angel hair doesn’t always hit and sometimes is too light for what it’s being paired with. Bucatini is a travesty and is basically if you tried to make a worse weird spaghetti by adding a hole through the middle. Terrible texture. Rotelli isn’t great past the age of 10 when the novelty of eating wheels stops being cool. Rigatoni is sometimes too big and gets floppy/soggy. But yes, bow ties are S tier, no question. Great texture and size for a pasta.

[@donovans8904]

You can also twirl fettuccine, which is just better.

[@MorikawaMelodies]

Okay hear me out on this: Imagine a Pokemon Go type of game where it NEEDS your real-world location to function. Now imagine that it makes this information freely available to anyone. Now what type of game is this? You level up and earn rewards by doing cruel things to other people and recording them. Whatever gets voted as the "most cruel" in a certain timeframe gives the person the most reward. The game could literally cause crimes and REWARD people for committing them. I believe this, Coney, is the worst a game could do.

[@Wattmelon]

Random elements on characters can absolutely work in competitive fighting games if/when done tastefully. Smash has had some really egregious examples of character RNG (Judge, Misfire, Command Select, etc.), but characters like Faust in Guilty Gear manage to handle their RNG elements in a far more tasteful manner.

[@ACobalt]

I also really like Dan’s red fireball in SFV.

[@2LettersSho]

Big agree, Lum in Fantasy Strike as well has a fair amount of RNG but it's rare that it'll really change the course of the game, mostly it adds a reaction speed test for how you have to react to each thing when you don't know exactly what's coming.

[@honeybadgerzombie1159]

The worst crime a game can commit is create the “it’s just a game” dynamic between friends

[@jeffreyg4956]

The worst thing a game could do would be if upon being booted up, it immediately displayed a 16K rendered middle finger, overclocked all processes, exploded your computer, set fire to your house, and sold your information to deep web drug lords and hit men. Or badly placed load screens.

[@tentarj4753]

The worst thing a game could probably do would be pull so much power which would cause a power grid failure, leaving many homes and businesses without electricity or infrastructure (theoretically). That could probably lead to many lawsuits, cause many jobs to be lost, and could probably kill people due to the power the device was pulling. Lawsuits and life…

[@rafallow5055]

For the timer part, a good game that uses a timer like that is Risk of Rain 2. It’s a rogue lite and the core mechanic is that a timer is always counting up and making monsters harder, which forces newer players to play the game faster and learn how to play. When the players get good enough they can start spending more time on stages and the timer doesn’t hinder you anymore.

[@reguba3534]

Worst crime in a game is Bayonetta in Smash 4

[@treedude4246]

I will always drop anything for coney content

[@Mario17h1]

Dude, I love these fact or opinions because Coney has a very intelligent mindset, coming at these from multiple angles. Being a professional commentator, he is trained to not play favorites.

[@SteeleRam]

The worst crime a (fighting) game could do is not introduce competent rollback netcode. It's such a standard thing in the market and so easy to setup. It's crazy that SF5 of all games had some of the worst one sided rollback netcode. All the while Smash just stuck with a revamped delay based netcode and continues to lag even if both sides are wired. (Quick rant about nintendo online features) Other nintendo games like Arms and Splatoon have much better developed online functionality than Smash, which is straight up criminal since Smash is a much more iconic franchise. Fighting games need proper online functionality to thrive when public venues shut down. Otherwise, the developer doesn't care about their game at all.

[@portalfreak7628]

15:21 That was literally my dono. And look how the Mario movie turned out. Oh man how the tables have turned, I'll give it up! Still not forgiving Illumination for the fuckin' Lorax tho

[@andrewprahst2529]

You crushed my dreams. Hope for the Mario movie being good was one of the few things keeping me going.

[@meta4knight]

Illumination is a great choice because they are just small enough to listen to Nintendo’s strict guide lines

[@handsomejack227]

The worst crime a game could do is keep you from going out, exercising, and meeting new people in person.

[@NugeSmashFE]

14:26 I played Starfox Adventures as a kid and never beat it cause there were two separate strength tests and the game measured strength by your mashing speed. I spent countless hours attempting and failing the first test. Never even saw the second. The Lightfoot Chieftain looking down into the pit at Fox and saying "Pathetic" is forever burned into my brain.

[@DesTr069]

The worst crime a game can do is to be extremely polished and overall quality, announce a sequel, then not say anything for years. Nothing can top that

[@BobBob-bm9kz]

Fellow silksong enthusiast?

[@memulonallred5715]

Timers can work well, but they can also feel very restricting, such as with Persona Edit 1: Spaghetti isn't better, but it takes a lot shorter time to make and is a lot easier Edit 2: Mashing shouldn't be core, but I think controller movement should be more common. We need more controller *shaking*

[@22Pandamonium22]

Worst crime is being a 3rd party wii U exclusive

[@ephraimellis6628]

Worst crime a game can do is be inspired by earthbound

[@ShadowMewto]

The worst crime a game can do is 1. Be a Star Wars game 2. Put Jar Jar in it

[@JaceGarrdok]

The worst thing a game can do is lock a relevant part behind a timewall that you can't speed up towards or fill the time to that point with any other activities.

[@Jakersbox]

worst crime a game could do is to make the only way to advance be using your microphone so it can hear you eating specifically spaghetti while theres a bowl of lasanga on the screen

[@potato2769]

The worst crime a video game could do is waste someone's time by forcing them to do something that isn't fun. For example, what if a video game required you to chop down 1000 trees to craft a better weapon? However, to chop down each tree you'd have to run to it and press the same button for 5 seconds. It would take you 5000 seconds to chop down all 1000 trees which, when divided by 60, is equal to about 1 hour and 23 minutes, and that isn't even including all of the time it would take for you to run from one tree to another. Stuff like that is comparable to factory work, and I don't want to work when I'm trying to have fun.

[@radguy1169]

About critical hits in video games, I think for a game to have crits in it, it should one: allow both the player and the enemy to crit. Two: have some control over the targeting of the enemy, like aggro trading and positioning to keep your lose condition at least a little more safe. Three: if the game does not have two then it shouldn’t have a key lose condition, for example pokemon, unless you purposely increase the risk crits don’t mean much in normal pokemon (not competitive). For clarification I never played Earthbound, but from the sounds of it there is nothing you can do to stop the enemies from singling out Ness or Lucas in order to win and I think there lies the flaw and even if all attacks are random that just not something I would find fun, especially if Ness or Lucas got crit and died in that scenario. Sorry it’s so long, but you said it yourself, KZbin commenters are Chatty Cathys.

[@castilater]

Fun fact, since you mentioned never playing Earthbound, Lucas is actually from the sequel. "Why have I never heard of Earthbound 2, then?" you may ask? Because it's never been released in the West 🙃 Lucas and Roy are the only two characters, to my knowledge, to not have their game ever be available to audiences outside Japan.

[@bobothechimpanzee]

The worst crime a video game could commit is have a 400TB zip-bomb installed, melt your computer, and burn down your house.

[@piglad6606]

The worst crime a video game can do is cause an addiction. There are plenty of examples of people dying from these addictions with games such as World of Warcraft, DOTA and Diablo III

[@piglad6606]

You can fact check me on that by the way. Those 3 games have been directly responsible for people dying due to them being addicted and refusing to stop playing the game for their own wellbeing.

[@five_6_seven_8]

It’s not a LESSER experience to watch a game, it’s a DIFFERENT experience. Especially when the person you watch has a certain personality or skill that you wanna experience.

[@zamalamahama4894]

I feel like it fully depends on what type of game you’re watching and what you’re hoping to get out of it, because you’re taking the interactive aspect out of the game. If you’re watching someone play a game that relies on player choice, or frequently asks what you would do in this situation like Fallout New Vegas, and are watching it as a substitute to playing it, it’s overall worse. If you’re watching purely for someone else’s reaction like if you’ve already played ace attorney and are watching a play through seeing how they react to all the twists. I think, with certain games, that can be almost more fun.

[@pooperdooper3576]

@@zamalamahama4894 singleplayer games are better one your own, but games like smash and ones without a real story are much better for watching

[@Levinswords]

the worst crime a game could commit is launching drone strikes towards a civilian hospital in the middle east

[@RanserSSF4]

I mean I find the spaghetti part kind of both factual and opinion based. It's definitely true in comparison to other pasta dishes, it's the worst. However, some of the best pasta dishes, including the ones you've shown from that list does use noodle pasta that spaghetti uses or are kind of spaghetti, but with extra ingredients to spice things up, so it does have versatility in what you can do with it. It's like Rice, by itself it's not great, but with the proper ingredients/recipes, it can be amazing. I grew up eating spaghetti and it's one of my favorite dishes of all time for the reasons I mentioned above. It might be the worst pasta dish, but for what it does do, as simple as it is, it's effective and does its thing just fine.

[@animperfectporkchop7692]

Worst thing a game could do would be overheat your device to such an extent that it combusts, setting your home on fire, destroying your belongings and possibly killing you.

[@NPCPlayerOne]

That spaghetti comment was enlightening. At first, I was like "No" but then when it said "carried by meatballs," it was like someone said the secret phrase to wake up a sleeper agent. Like, hey yeah, I DO only like the meatballs. I'd rather have a meatball sub or a dish of Swedish meatballs. Thank you for waking me up, fat yoshi profile pic (I'm not going back in the video to see who said it.)

[@bugginout8797]

His name is fat yoshi profile pic

[@123698lol]

The worst crime a game could do is traumatize you at the very beginning of your life, ensuring you will never be successful.

[@goizord]

counterpoint on spaghetti: i find it's the only one that even stays enjoyable when gluten free

[@2LettersSho]

My roommate is mildly gluten intolerant and I've enjoyed the penne and lasagne sheets she's gotten just fine.

[@Yodaki99]

The worst crime a video game could do is make you argue about it on the internet

[@brink7894]

Babe, new Coney video just dropped

[@Aquaticset]

that last question is interesting, because if i know i'll never play a game that i think is cool, ill watch someone else play it, but the games i know i'd want to play i stay away from until i beat it myself, and then i go back to lets plays sometimes just to see how someone else enjoys a game.

[@EthanMickanen]

The worst crime a game could do is point out that my shoes are untied

[@sticks4632]

The worst crime a game can do is get you addicted to it. That makes you waste time and often money to a genuinely concerning extent. Look at all the people back at the fortnite boom when people would spend their life savings on vbucks

[@ALloydRH]

Anyone remember DBZ: Extreme Butoden on 3DS? That game had a mashing mechanic where upon using a super, your opponent could use their meter to launch their super to enter a beam struggle. If your opponent was physically better at mashing than you, your supers would never land even if you combo into them, meaning you eat the other guy's super and waste meter. There are unblockable supers, but they cost twice as much as normal supers, which puts you as a significant disadvantage if you are bad at mashing, since there's no point in challenging your opponent's supers since they'll always win the mashing contest. Basically mashing sucks, especially in PvP games. Luckily Extreme Butoden's OST is good enough on it's own to justify it's existence.

[@2LettersSho]

When Coney said Mario Party was okay, I immediately remembered being a little kid and ripping up the skin on my palms from spinning the N64 stick as fast as I could to win the games. I don't love quick time events but anything that involves mashing I would prefer as a quick time event. Get grounded in smash? A D

[@lucinamain6861]

the worst crime a video game could possibly commit is not having a fishing mini game

[@ezballmusic4390]

The worst crime a video game can do is get so bright that it blinds you because then you won’t be able to keep playing the game.

[@lucayaki]

Critical hits in Pokémon are incredibly important because of a style of set called "Crit-me-not sweepers", which are mons that just keep boosting their defenses and have a healing move so they never die and sweep because of that. Without critical hits, there's close to no way to win against sets like that after they get started. Status effects are not always consistent, since pokémon like Clefable, who have an ability that will make them immune to status damage, can run those types of sets.

[@TheKoterShow]

The worst crime a game could commit is be boring.

[@peterstory4840]

The worst crime a game could do is brainwash you to unsubscribe from Coney

[@chamoisloiterer]

Worst thing a game could do is start a gambling addiction.

[@bendurbin9585]

On that time limit one, a game released last year called Unsighted, and the longer you spend each npc has a time limit before they die, it's a really interesting concept thats worth checking out

[@turntech4776]

The worst thing a game could do to me personally is match me against a game and watch at a local in pools

[@drywalldevourer]

Worst crime a game could commit off the top of my head is creating an artificial economy and getting hundreds of thousands invested, then crashing said economy and leaving many of those playes destitute.

[@peighnesshonourchign9164]

Yeah. Taking advantage of stupid people is messed up

[@vessdl8525]

worst thing a game could do is tank your cpu so hard it causes it to overheat and combust, possibly exploding your pc, killing you and burning down your house

[@jbaer0]

“Have you gone to someplace fancy, like Olive Garden” had me wheezing

[@sawmillthrill]

They edited my favorite part out of the charisma comment “Did you get bullied?” *pokes the camera*

[@BadhamKnibbs]

While it would need a large, established always-online community like an MMO and the exploit itself is somewhat hypothetical with only very few real instances of known DDoS amplification methods, a game could make all their users suddenly become botnets in an update to do an ADDoS attack during peak hour for what could be an unprecedented amount of traffic to take down Googles' services or possibly even slow the whole internet to a crawl.

[@cactbro]

The worst crime a game could commit is not subscribing to the CONEY channel

[@k4ny3w3st]

I think the worst crime a game could do is turn you into a serial killer.

[@agentemerald5545]

4:26 I know exactly the image you post for things like this and wish I remembered how that line went. Also KZbin and Twitch cooperating shoved some Nightmare Goggles in my face.

[@scottsantaella69]

The worst thing a videogame could do is isolate you from your friends and family, consume all your free time, make you forget basic hygiene procedures and reduce your IQ points by at least 50. And that's all after just one League game.

[@LtCdrXander]

Coney somehow has a wife and child despite having been a League player... What a based guy

[@Myzer2203]

The worst crime a game could do is distract someone so much that they forget to subscribe to Coney

[@DumDum5551]

I got mugged by a copy of Wario's Woods one time, I think that's a pretty serious crime.

[@Snip216]

The worst crime a game could do is spawn a fandom

[@da_nong8152]

Worst crime would be collecting personal information of children (photos/videos, names, location) and selling it to randoms online or child predators.

[@Zx30]

The worst thing a game can do to you is not let you skip a cutscene.

[@no7412]

The worst crime a game could commit is every possible crime a game could commit.

[@colepalmer4744]

Worst thing a game could do is create a fanbase that would evolve from cringe fanasty and fan art to ultimately attempting to take over the world for their favorite character.

[@lordeng1ish]

The worst crime a video game could do is steal your identity and make it impossible for you to be a legal human anymore.

[@liamatte]

The worst thing a video game can do is really make you feel like spiderman.

[@Ed-1749]

The worst crime a videogame can do is exposing government secrets/inciting political incidents that cause armed conflicts or infringe the safety of hostage populations.

[@LampcTG]

has a videogame ever done this?

[@Ed-1749]

@@LampcTG I'd hope not. But it would certainly be the worst crimes you can commit with only words abd videos.

[@typo_fenrir]

That lavender town shit, if it's actually real, is definitely the worst crime a game can do

[@bird9888]

The worst crime a game can commit is making me play against ness with the worst netcode ever made

[@mamiff1019]

Rain is the best weather. It gives you the perfect excuse to not go outside

[@williamm4239]

“Someplace fancy like Olive Garden”

[@poll8976]

The worst would probably be a game that would leak your payment info easily. Stuff like credit/debit card numbers and the three numbers on the back would be a nightmare to deal with.

[@bamstery]

The worst crime a game could do is murder.

[@Dddeltari]

The worst crime a game could do is literally just the plot of SAO

[@PhenylSSBU]

The worst crime is what companies are already doing and that’s microtransactions/pay-to-win.

[@ehejddjdjsnsnsn4031]

Flappy bird made a dude kill his brother. That’s the worst crime a video game has done

[@VVheeli]

8:10 So the timers that do work in games I found usually have two main things. They're cyclical and can be repeated and they are very brief with maybe a max of 10 minutes of waiting (Time Trials, day/night cycles, time-based mechanics like Prince of Persia), or very basic countdowns that are in line with the difficulty. Some games can get away with aspects like Ocarina of Time dropping brief resets, but it's rarer. The way timers start failing is when they really punish the player for not following them. Example: Final Fantasy 13: Lightning Returns. It has the day/night cycle which was good, but you have a limit of 14 days before having to repeat the game through NG+. And the quests unlock on certain days and have to be done that playthrough. The worst part of it is with the extinction mechanic where if you fail to kill off even one of the enemies completely, you have to redo the playthrough for that one quest which is about 25 hours to get through the game again.

[@LtCdrXander]

I like more bite sized timers that don't effect the entire game. For example, after you defeat Guard Scorpion in FF7, you have 20 minutes to get out of the mako reactor. Doing so is really easy, and you'll have more than enough time left over, so it doesn't put too much pressure on the player, but it also makes sense and adds to the moment by giving the feeling of imminent danger of the bomb going off. Imagine the game did something where after Sephiroth summons Meteor, you have a constant time limit, forcing you to get to the Northern Cave and kill Sephiroth before Meteor hits Gaia. That would suck. A first time player wouldn't be able to explore the world and discover all the secrets. When a whole game's gimmick is time limits (Majora's Mask) then its more tolerable, but even then I'm not a huge fan of big time limits like that.

[@princegoatcheese9379]

9:39 "my issue with dead rising isn't the time limit, it's that it forces you to wait for stuff to happen" True, but it's also to make sure you get to scoops so you have enough time to beat the mini boss or escort an important character. But if you're masochistic and want to rescue all the survivors for the Saint achievement, then, yeah, it leaves no room for errors. You need to be close to perfect for that to happen. I learned about time management from DR far more effectively than any classroom could have taught me.

[@colemcewan5769]

the worst crime a game could do would be to have skippable cutscenes on the first playthrough, that only require one input to skip (no confirmation) and then unskippable cutscenes in repeat playthroughs

[@MiQuentin]

The worst crime a game can do is be kickstarted and not be good

[@habibi_py]

The worst crime a game could do is wasting my time, because my time is way too precious.

[@treedude4246]

Worst crime is either being ransom ware or being those skinner boxs that are designed to get people with gamblinv addiction

[@aggapuffin]

I think the worst crime a game could do is be boring, because at least if my IP Address leaked by a video game I'm not bored.

[@Mario-yb2gx]

The worst thing a game can do is make a person feel really really depressed to the point of no return

[@peighnesshonourchign9164]

Nah. Paying for the rest of the game is worse

[@rainhoo4096]

The Charisma one was the best take thus far in any of these videos. You REQUIRE a baseline charisma to function in society. Getting a good job, finding a life partner, making friends, all these things are only possible with some degree of personal charisma. The only other stat you could argue has as much value in modern life as charisma is intelligence HOWEVERER, high charisma and moderate intelligence is WAY BETTER than high intelligence, even in fields like engineering. If you are at least competent and good at working in a team setting, I hire you 100% over a genius who can't communicate any fuckin day of the week. If your charisma is high enough, you can even effectively fake things like high intelligence.

[@brickkid30]

The worst crime a video game can do: intise north korea to start a nuclear war that extincts humanity.