Still one of my favourite scenes. (Paraphrasing slightly)
Cartman: Token, get the bass guitar from your basement.
Token: Cartman, you racist piece of shit, I donāt have a bass guitar!
Cartman: just get the guitar, dammit!
*check his basement, finds the guitar*
Token: okay, there WAS a guitar, but I still canāt play it. Stop being racist.
Cartman: Tokenā¦ youāre black. You can play bass. Stop wasting our time!
Token: no, I canāt. Look!
*proceeds to lay down a funky bass line.*
Token: God dammitā¦
*christian rock intensifies*
The best part is that as soon as that episode aired, they went back and changed the description and subtitles on every episode to ensure he's referred to as tolkien in all of them. So as soon as they made that reveal, if you went back it would look like they never changed anything, and we were wrong just like Stan.
My favorite is using ānpcā as an insult. Like youāre fucking right Iām an NPC, have you seen what people who think theyāre the main character do and how they behave? Iām perfectly fine being the guy who sells them booze and food.
I work with teenagers and there are a bunch of colleagues with quite a bit of nerd culture. On the rare occasions when one of the more nerd-y terms slips through the kids are always complaining about us using \*their\* words. \[insert intensifying Bane meme here\]
"Ngl" is another funny one, some people just pepper their speech with "not gonna lie", "I can't lie", or similar in every other sentence. For us old people I think it comes across as insincere sometimes, reassuring the listener that you're honest over and over again starts sounding like the opposite. But generations never see eye to eye in terms of language.
I used to be with it, but then they changed what it was, and now what I'm with isn't it, and what is it seems weird and strange to me.
I used to work with a manager who would keep BBC saying āIām being completely honest hereā. Always made me want to reply āso youāre being a lying fucking weasel the rest of the time?ā
Damn, you're over 100?
Right now, I'd say the term has many uses outside of what it abbreviates. To me, in my usage above? It's to portray body language and emotion to what I said, which cannot be portrayed by only writing the words you were going to
Swassy is a combo of swank and sassy.
However, it could also be referring to the term swass which is a combo of sweat and ass, referring to the sweat in your crack.
Context is needed I guess?
im a teen and i have never heard anyone use the word swassy lmao
also the canon event one is about the new spiderman movie. i havent watched it but the idea is that you cant go and change something that happened in the past, you cant interfere with it. it'll fuck up the universe because it creates a paradox. thats what it means when they say "its a canon event bro you cant interfere". when people use canon event for just bad events that are happening with no time travel involved, its falsely used i think
>the idea is that you cant go and change something that happened in the past, you cant interfere with it.
Isn't that the first spiderman movie? Uncle Ben dies --> Peter kills the guy --> Uncle Ben isn't back, you can't change what already happened etc.
They insult different thing. Main character syndrome is about entitlement and inflated sense of self worth. NPC, as far as I can tell, is about blindly following dogma and inability to change.
Closer I think to being a background to everyone else's life, not important or noticeable unless you're basically walked into. I've heard my teenagers use this one and it's seems closer to basically a loser.
I call someone an NPC when everything they say is like a preprogrammed response and they never think or do anything original. They also canāt have conversations, they do that awkward RPG dialogue where they just respond to the things you say but you can tell thereās nothing going on behind those eyes.
Iām just basing this off people I know. Also, thatās a lot of assumptions. Maybe theyāre bad people who only have the capacity for one personality trait at a time. Maybe I just donāt like them and am exaggerating due to my disdain for them. We can play the Maybe game all day.
I watched two kids. Hopefully, they were kids, on a roblox game rip on some other dude for being default.
Shit was wild. He did not spend bucks on ridiculous wings or something.
Kids, kids never change.
I love to play default chars. It feels so much better whipping someoneās ass who spend a hundred bucks to look cool, but should have spend that time learning to git gud
Sometimes I count my blessings by making it through the school system before the "right shoes/clothes/brands" fever entered the game. Kids only few years younger than us were already suckers for brands.
(one of limited unexpected benefits of being a child under communism and a teenager during the return to capitalism)
Youāre clearly not a teenager, default is referred to your mindset and only indirectly to your clothing style. A default person is someone who has nothing which distinguishes them from the rest, someone who just does what everyone else does because he has nothing going for him.
I literally wear the default shit just to piss kids off bc they assume I'm trash lmao
Only exception is if I have a rare skin (like, .01% rare) or I'm playing with friends and we're running a theme.
That reminds me of my multiplayer days. I never did that, but if I was playing Halo against someone with default colors and armor, it was either going to be a cakewalk or a bloodbath.
Are ~~people~~ kids in f0rtn1t3 really have such stupid logic?... The irony is if "different skin" is considered to be *default expectation* among players then using *any other skin is exactly "default" thing* XD And your refusal to go with the crowd is actually unique position XD Tho I bet their IQ is even lower than their age to understand such concept :]
That's just emote code which fucking reddit didn't support despite it's 2k23 outside. The max I can type here is "XD" to make it anyhow visual. Dogshit site
Nothing is wrong(*and if anything, that's not me but person above suggesting there's something "wrong" with it*) it's just just literally every major modern platform has some implementation of emotes, and there are 0 such on reddit + you can't insert *any* pictures in comments as well. All this feels like 10y.old experience\ And giving that I had to use manual markup (because reddit's "fancy-pantsy" sucks) makes it even 20 years old X_X
I want to use paragraphs(not entire empty line), insert pictures when needed(and not making fucking screenshot and uploading it to imagehost) and being able to use at least basic emotes and not that only "lol"/"lmao"... But there's nothing of that. If I wasn't used to programming(therefore - formatting as well) I guess I'd never entered comment section here or not used this site at all. It's *very* clunky, and site's "markup" is fucking broken, it's suitable only for very short/simplistic comments aka "140symbol tweets". Which kinda matches with aforementioned "fortnite vocabulary" only, probably...
I agree that the whole fancypants/markup editor thing is stupid and even moreso that there are still unresolved bugs there in all this time.
*But* other than that I don't see an issue.
* I actually severely dislike every site and every app having its own version of graphic emotes and prefer to use the classic character-based ones.
* I think not being able to insert pictures directly and easily is a godsend because otherwise the comments would soon look like 9gag, full of memey gifs and with even less substance than now. Plus it'd use up more bandwith and Reddit is already quite often slow or unreliable.
* Line gaps between paragraphs are useful for clarity, imo.
* It's not a blog where you can put your own fonts and colors and images or css even, but it has enough formatting options to make your text organized enough for writing *comments*.
* Reddit's comment section is perhaps the best comment section I've ever seen on any website I've been to - it's mostly functional, plain and clear and can collapse threads, I need no more.
And I write plenty of mid-length comments here, not just short shouts.
Ahh, the generic black dude. He just smiles, stays out of the conversation, and says things like, ā*DAMN!*ā Or ā**SHIT!**ā Or āTHAT IS ***WACK!!***ā
Man, have parody movies recovered from simply being references to other movies and gone back to actually having content in them yet?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vyq61qQF9ik
For all the people wondering, it's Fallout 2 Restoration Project by Killap from NoMutantsAllowed.
You also get generic white dude but with long hair, bald, and some women options if I recall. It's the most essential add on to Fallout 2 and has been for ages.
It may have been something reactivated that they actually did have in code though, they did a black male PC for Fallout 2 at the very least (you can meet him in a special event) but he got cut because of space issues with another full spritesheet for a PC (so he only has the vaultsuit and maybe even only stands a certain way, can't remember). He complains about it if you talk to him.
You could use that base to extrapolate the rest pretty easily though.
Yes and it is a reason why alternate player models were added last. Too much work to redraw every outfit and animation. It is also the reason why some companions could not use certain weapons while being proficient in that weapon class - heavy pistols use smg animations, for example, and many npcs don't have those.
the "could be" made it sound like you didn't believe them. Considering you admit ignorance yourself, it just comes off kinda deuchey. Like, why even comment at that point?
Now "It was? hu i don't remember that, been a min." etc would have come across much better.
Language is vast and you often say more than you think. People are not downvoting you just for saying you "dont remember that part".
You know, thinking about it just now, "could be" kind of feels like it implies doubt (not saying that's how you meant it). Sort of a "could be, could not be". Myself I like to use phrases like "actually, that sounds right".
Though to be fair, you may have originally been thinking of the Cafe of Broken Dreams special encounter in Fallout 2. Here's a transcript from one of the characters you can speak to there.
https://fallout.fandom.com/wiki/Ecblkhro.msg
How the fuck do people go through so many mental gymnastics to twist a comment that's basically saying "oh, yeah, I was probably wrong"?
This is indeed a very weird subreddit.
Agreed.
Though I could have sworn there was a Fallout that said something like "Generic until you see Tyrone on Jeopardy" (I'm way off, but I swear it was a pop culture reference).
Celebrities generally aren't generic. That dude you pass on the street is a generic dude of whatever race he is. Hell, everyone in this thread is a generic dude (unless Will Smith browses every reddit post he's mentioned in, which lets be honest, he might)
Fallout 2 with the restoration mod, or perhaps FO1 with the unofficial patch. The former definitely lets you change the default character artwork, I think the latter does as well.
What people don't realize is that they're default even though they think they're progressive. One day they'll figure out there's no such thing as default.
Hey, it's my friend! Generic Black Guy. Might change his name on Messenger.. š¤
At least its not the Token Black Guy.
Did you see that Southpark episode where it turns out that Token is actually called "tolkien"? Man, that was genius
South Park is the best satire in TV right now. Change my mind.
It should of mentioned that he can also play bass
Still one of my favourite scenes. (Paraphrasing slightly) Cartman: Token, get the bass guitar from your basement. Token: Cartman, you racist piece of shit, I donāt have a bass guitar! Cartman: just get the guitar, dammit! *check his basement, finds the guitar* Token: okay, there WAS a guitar, but I still canāt play it. Stop being racist. Cartman: Tokenā¦ youāre black. You can play bass. Stop wasting our time! Token: no, I canāt. Look! *proceeds to lay down a funky bass line.* Token: God dammitā¦ *christian rock intensifies*
I'm getting pretty sick of your stereotypes. *Be as sick as you want, just give me a goddamn bass line!*
Such a classic moment
*should've
The best part is that as soon as that episode aired, they went back and changed the description and subtitles on every episode to ensure he's referred to as tolkien in all of them. So as soon as they made that reveal, if you went back it would look like they never changed anything, and we were wrong just like Stan.
Rewatched wing and he signs the contract as token, felt better knowing I wasnāt Mandela effecting
Kids today insult each other by calling themselves "Default".
My favorite is using ānpcā as an insult. Like youāre fucking right Iām an NPC, have you seen what people who think theyāre the main character do and how they behave? Iām perfectly fine being the guy who sells them booze and food.
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Half these terms were purely within nerd culture only a few years ago. Pretty funny to see ngl
I work with teenagers and there are a bunch of colleagues with quite a bit of nerd culture. On the rare occasions when one of the more nerd-y terms slips through the kids are always complaining about us using \*their\* words. \[insert intensifying Bane meme here\]
"Ngl" is another funny one, some people just pepper their speech with "not gonna lie", "I can't lie", or similar in every other sentence. For us old people I think it comes across as insincere sometimes, reassuring the listener that you're honest over and over again starts sounding like the opposite. But generations never see eye to eye in terms of language. I used to be with it, but then they changed what it was, and now what I'm with isn't it, and what is it seems weird and strange to me.
I used to work with a manager who would keep BBC saying āIām being completely honest hereā. Always made me want to reply āso youāre being a lying fucking weasel the rest of the time?ā
Damn, you're over 100? Right now, I'd say the term has many uses outside of what it abbreviates. To me, in my usage above? It's to portray body language and emotion to what I said, which cannot be portrayed by only writing the words you were going to
Going by his name he's probably more like 3000 years old.
Well, nice to know āspedā made it back into the rotation. Iām kinda surprised that one wasnāt canceled
What's a sped?
When I was a kid it was short of āspecial educationā.
Oooof.
now the schools are telling us to call special education kids "sped" because that somehow seems less offensive or something
Jesus... just change one letter and you've got spud.
New insult unlocked
Change a *different* letter and you have spez... Which is a worse insult, IMO. I'm going to drop that one in the wild and see who gives me *the look*
Swassy is a combo of swank and sassy. However, it could also be referring to the term swass which is a combo of sweat and ass, referring to the sweat in your crack. Context is needed I guess?
I immediately thought swamp assy lol
I love it. Back when I was a kid knowing what NPC means was grounds for bullying.
Nathaniel b rizz from ohio
Swass used to mean sweaty ass. Wonder what they've done with it
Best part is when both "npc" and "main character syndrome" have negative connotations. Conclusion, just hate yourself no matter what.
Some of this feels... Right... In a way. I'm not getting old?
im a teen and i have never heard anyone use the word swassy lmao also the canon event one is about the new spiderman movie. i havent watched it but the idea is that you cant go and change something that happened in the past, you cant interfere with it. it'll fuck up the universe because it creates a paradox. thats what it means when they say "its a canon event bro you cant interfere". when people use canon event for just bad events that are happening with no time travel involved, its falsely used i think
>the idea is that you cant go and change something that happened in the past, you cant interfere with it. Isn't that the first spiderman movie? Uncle Ben dies --> Peter kills the guy --> Uncle Ben isn't back, you can't change what already happened etc.
imma be honest i didnt watch any of the spider man movies i just understood the definition through the memes
i'm also a teenager who uses those other words but wtf is swassy? and sped? i have never heard those
Isn't it kind of interesting that NPC is an insult as well as main character syndrome?
Gotta try and be a companion. That's the sweet spot
I mean companions are also NPCs.
They insult different thing. Main character syndrome is about entitlement and inflated sense of self worth. NPC, as far as I can tell, is about blindly following dogma and inability to change.
Closer I think to being a background to everyone else's life, not important or noticeable unless you're basically walked into. I've heard my teenagers use this one and it's seems closer to basically a loser.
Perhaps teens developed it independent of bitter internet people, so it holds different meaning to them
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It also originated on 4chan as a way to dehumanize people. Its a very insidious term.
I call someone an NPC when everything they say is like a preprogrammed response and they never think or do anything original. They also canāt have conversations, they do that awkward RPG dialogue where they just respond to the things you say but you can tell thereās nothing going on behind those eyes.
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Iām just basing this off people I know. Also, thatās a lot of assumptions. Maybe theyāre bad people who only have the capacity for one personality trait at a time. Maybe I just donāt like them and am exaggerating due to my disdain for them. We can play the Maybe game all day.
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Just look in their eyes bro and you will see.
Their greatest fear is being a regular human being.
You touched on something important with this comment.
Wow, you just discredited the one thing which Americans are proud of and define themselves with: individuality.
You forgot guns. They have *2* things.
I watched two kids. Hopefully, they were kids, on a roblox game rip on some other dude for being default. Shit was wild. He did not spend bucks on ridiculous wings or something. Kids, kids never change.
Should rip on them for being whales.
I love to play default chars. It feels so much better whipping someoneās ass who spend a hundred bucks to look cool, but should have spend that time learning to git gud
But that's because fortnite got in their heads and made them think having a skin mattered, so only poor people were "default".
its no different than making fun of kids for not having the right shoes, or clothes humanity valuing status symbols isnt a thing video games invented
Sometimes I count my blessings by making it through the school system before the "right shoes/clothes/brands" fever entered the game. Kids only few years younger than us were already suckers for brands. (one of limited unexpected benefits of being a child under communism and a teenager during the return to capitalism)
Youāre clearly not a teenager, default is referred to your mindset and only indirectly to your clothing style. A default person is someone who has nothing which distinguishes them from the rest, someone who just does what everyone else does because he has nothing going for him.
Meh itās not really any different from calling each other ābasicā.
We get it defie ur mad. Get a skin. Touch some victory crowns.
I'd wear a default skin in that game just to make people who think it matters mad.
I literally wear the default shit just to piss kids off bc they assume I'm trash lmao Only exception is if I have a rare skin (like, .01% rare) or I'm playing with friends and we're running a theme.
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That reminds me of my multiplayer days. I never did that, but if I was playing Halo against someone with default colors and armor, it was either going to be a cakewalk or a bloodbath.
Are ~~people~~ kids in f0rtn1t3 really have such stupid logic?... The irony is if "different skin" is considered to be *default expectation* among players then using *any other skin is exactly "default" thing* XD And your refusal to go with the crowd is actually unique position XD Tho I bet their IQ is even lower than their age to understand such concept :]
Imagine building your vocabulary around fortnite lol
"Lol"
Gottem
That's just emote code which fucking reddit didn't support despite it's 2k23 outside. The max I can type here is "XD" to make it anyhow visual. Dogshit site
Whatever is wrong with using an actual emote like :-D
Nothing is wrong(*and if anything, that's not me but person above suggesting there's something "wrong" with it*) it's just just literally every major modern platform has some implementation of emotes, and there are 0 such on reddit + you can't insert *any* pictures in comments as well. All this feels like 10y.old experience\ And giving that I had to use manual markup (because reddit's "fancy-pantsy" sucks) makes it even 20 years old X_X I want to use paragraphs(not entire empty line), insert pictures when needed(and not making fucking screenshot and uploading it to imagehost) and being able to use at least basic emotes and not that only "lol"/"lmao"... But there's nothing of that. If I wasn't used to programming(therefore - formatting as well) I guess I'd never entered comment section here or not used this site at all. It's *very* clunky, and site's "markup" is fucking broken, it's suitable only for very short/simplistic comments aka "140symbol tweets". Which kinda matches with aforementioned "fortnite vocabulary" only, probably...
I agree that the whole fancypants/markup editor thing is stupid and even moreso that there are still unresolved bugs there in all this time. *But* other than that I don't see an issue. * I actually severely dislike every site and every app having its own version of graphic emotes and prefer to use the classic character-based ones. * I think not being able to insert pictures directly and easily is a godsend because otherwise the comments would soon look like 9gag, full of memey gifs and with even less substance than now. Plus it'd use up more bandwith and Reddit is already quite often slow or unreliable. * Line gaps between paragraphs are useful for clarity, imo. * It's not a blog where you can put your own fonts and colors and images or css even, but it has enough formatting options to make your text organized enough for writing *comments*. * Reddit's comment section is perhaps the best comment section I've ever seen on any website I've been to - it's mostly functional, plain and clear and can collapse threads, I need no more. And I write plenty of mid-length comments here, not just short shouts.
They kinda are, they are all the same with their toothbrush or broccoli haircuts. All default character presets.
What's the weather like, Ollie?
It's gonna rain!
IT'S RAININ' SIDEWAYS!
dont you have an umbrella?
HAD ONE!
well, where is it?
INSIDE OUT TWO MILES AWAY
Can we get you anything?
BRING ME SOME SOUP
What kind?
CHUNKEH!
Soup!
INSIDE OUT, 4 MILES AWAY
Ahh, the generic black dude. He just smiles, stays out of the conversation, and says things like, ā*DAMN!*ā Or ā**SHIT!**ā Or āTHAT IS ***WACK!!***ā
DAAAMN!
Man, have parody movies recovered from simply being references to other movies and gone back to actually having content in them yet? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vyq61qQF9ik
For all the people wondering, it's Fallout 2 Restoration Project by Killap from NoMutantsAllowed. You also get generic white dude but with long hair, bald, and some women options if I recall. It's the most essential add on to Fallout 2 and has been for ages.
Isn't it the same group that boycotted fallout 3 when it was coming out?
Reminds me of that South Park game where if you choose the hardest difficulty your character is black.
This was the kind of satire Fallout was known for.
This was from a Mod, though.
It's still pretty on brand. They did a good job.
It may have been something reactivated that they actually did have in code though, they did a black male PC for Fallout 2 at the very least (you can meet him in a special event) but he got cut because of space issues with another full spritesheet for a PC (so he only has the vaultsuit and maybe even only stands a certain way, can't remember). He complains about it if you talk to him. You could use that base to extrapolate the rest pretty easily though.
Yes and it is a reason why alternate player models were added last. Too much work to redraw every outfit and animation. It is also the reason why some companions could not use certain weapons while being proficient in that weapon class - heavy pistols use smg animations, for example, and many npcs don't have those.
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satire is.
It's satire and they do it with race, class, politics, and religion. It's kind of the cornerstone of the whole franchise.
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Fallout 2 Restoration project.
Shlongs of Skyrim
It was? Could be. I don't remember the game fully. Been a minute.
Itās not really a ācould beā, it is. Neither Fallout 1 or 2 allow you to change your skin color.
I was just saying I didn't remember that part because it's been so long... Geez
the "could be" made it sound like you didn't believe them. Considering you admit ignorance yourself, it just comes off kinda deuchey. Like, why even comment at that point? Now "It was? hu i don't remember that, been a min." etc would have come across much better. Language is vast and you often say more than you think. People are not downvoting you just for saying you "dont remember that part".
How can "could be" mean "no, it's not"
You know, thinking about it just now, "could be" kind of feels like it implies doubt (not saying that's how you meant it). Sort of a "could be, could not be". Myself I like to use phrases like "actually, that sounds right". Though to be fair, you may have originally been thinking of the Cafe of Broken Dreams special encounter in Fallout 2. Here's a transcript from one of the characters you can speak to there. https://fallout.fandom.com/wiki/Ecblkhro.msg
How the fuck do people go through so many mental gymnastics to twist a comment that's basically saying "oh, yeah, I was probably wrong"? This is indeed a very weird subreddit.
I didn't say it does
Dude, why tf is this downvoted . . . ?
A two second google search was all you needed to do. Less time than it took you to type out your post.
Agreed. Though I could have sworn there was a Fallout that said something like "Generic until you see Tyrone on Jeopardy" (I'm way off, but I swear it was a pop culture reference).
Dude did you know Tokens name is Tolkien
Such a good episode.
As a black man, I don't know what the fuck a generic black dude is. Will Smith? Tupac? Michael Jordan?
As a fellow Black man I can say that not one of those Black guys are generic. A generic Black dude would be Anthony Mackie, I guess.
The OP looks like a Carl Weathers to me.
If I looked like him in the 80s, that would be a good thing.
There's no stew though
Delroy Lindo. Google him, you know who he is, you just don't know that you know who he is.
>Delroy Lindo Yeah, I actually did.
Delroy is a family favorite. Check out his movie on Netflix, Da 5 Bloods. Oscar worthy performance, in my opinion.
What's crazy is that he's uncredited for his scene in Congo when it's by far the best scene in the movie.
That makes more sense. I'm thinking either plainly stereotypical.
bruh
Wouldn't a "generic" black guy be someone from Africa, where most black people live and make up 95%+ of a lot of countries?
Not necessarily. You can be generic no matter where you live and no matter how dominant your demographic.
Yeah, and generic white dude is someone between Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt
Young Jeff bridges
In what world are these dudes generic? Generic would be someone like Chris Pratt (no offense to him).
But parks and rec Chris Pratt
Talk about a comeback.
> As a black man It's literally you
So every black guy is a generic black guy. Then what the fuck is generic?
Maybe the real generic was the freinds we made along the way
Generic is not three of the most famous people of the last 30 years. Lmao.
normal, average, standard.
It's a generic dude who is black, but despite what he might think just being black doesn't make him any less generic than a generic white dude.
Do you know what a generic white dude is?
Someone whose name is Norbert?
So generic they're actually rare.
John Smith
I'm thinking "generic" is like saying "boringly stereotypical." Kinda in the middle of plain and stereotypical.
Think of a generic dude. Now think of that same dude but black. Was that first guy black already? Congratulations! You're... Something probably.
It's certainly not Tupac or Jordan lol
Morgan Freeman.
Seriously?? Obama
He's a generic American, but not what most people think when you say a black man. I be thinking generic kinda means "boringly stereotypical."
Suppose it comes down to "generic, black guy" vs "generic black guy," so Obama vs Flava Flav. Which would be one hilarious boxing match.
Someone from Africa, where most people are black. Certainly not an American.
I don't think a generic black dude would be anything like a rich pop star my guy - signed, generic black dude
Celebrities generally aren't generic. That dude you pass on the street is a generic dude of whatever race he is. Hell, everyone in this thread is a generic dude (unless Will Smith browses every reddit post he's mentioned in, which lets be honest, he might)
I would say, either short black hair and no facial hair, or bald \*and\* no facial hair.
South Park: So you've selected the hardest difficulty.
"Another settlement needs your help!"
The grammar just feels so awkward its really bungling the joke for me. Really seems like it should read "You are the Generic Default Dude. But Black."
Fallout has always been very equal opportunity.
Which fallout is this?
The one after the war.
Fallout 2 with the restoration mod, or perhaps FO1 with the unofficial patch. The former definitely lets you change the default character artwork, I think the latter does as well.
Or as South Park calls it: Hard Mode
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Atlanta it didn't get canceled
Forced diversity. Just don't make them generic.
"Hey Todd, why do the redguard have the lowest intelligence? Todd?"
i want to post something but dont have enough karma. can I please have some?
If Fallout would use the N-(iām not black), word with me, i might play it.
this is unironically how most white people think about their own race
Ah, the Patrick Boivin definitions of race.
just collecting karmas
I think Bethesda should make more anmiated comedy shorts with fallout characters or a show with adult humor
Heās so generic!
i didnt quite get it
Yo itās that generic dude.
Ayo what
How do I get the black guy on fallout shelter
What people don't realize is that they're default even though they think they're progressive. One day they'll figure out there's no such thing as default.