exocrinous

My existence is subjective. Therefore any reality whose existence is assumed on my basis is also subjective.

BRB gonna say this to an anorexic person and fucking kill them

There's no kind of water that tastes better cold unless you're exhausted, and then all water does. But if you're at a comfortable level of temperature, hydration, and exertion, all water tastes better at room temperature.

Objective reality doesn't exist, and that's a good thing, because it means our entire universe is subjective, and therefore, malleable to our perceptions. It means that with a big enough idea and a mind on which to balance it, we can move the earth.

all of the language, terms and concepts which form the simulation argument are based on the sensory experience that the argument would effectively dismiss

Nah, this is bullshit. What sensory experience is love? What sensory experience is honour? And more to the point, what sensory experience is money? Is law? Is a home? Is a mother? If Moore were correct to say that we do not live in a constructed material reality, we would still live in a constructed social reality. And if social reality can be constructed without the aid of the senses, then it must also be true that material reality can be constructed without the senses.

Moore is clearly a simpleton.

As usual, the only persuasive argument in favour of realism is "might makes right", accompanied by persecution of the antirealists.

I disagree with Moore's first point. Hands are a social construct and are not imbued with inherent reality. They gain reality only when observed by a conscious agent.

If I'm an experienced D&D player, will I need to worry about knowing how to build a class? I didn't have any problems understanding KOTOR's character creation, and I actually prefer Mass Effect 1's combat and levelling over 2. I love crpgs.

Assassin's Creed 1 and 2. I've also heard good things about Morrowind but haven't played it.

Tyranny doesn't stick the landing. They ran out of time and couldn't write a good second half of the story

But it's a video game. You can just reload a save until you get it right and get the XP for completing the quest. If you don't save the goblin, you won't be as powerful at the end of the game. It's ludonarrative dissonance.

Nah that game boofs it so bad.

Five words: you can't kill the baby.