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Cake day: June 15th, 2023

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  • I really like this idea, and it sounds like fun, but I can’t help but be incredibly concerned with sharing PII on Lemmy.

    I wouldn’t want to put my home address anywhere in Lemmy, nor would I want to post it anywhere else online or share it with any Lemmy users (no offense). Lemmy is not very secure, even direct messages. So I personally won’t be entering, or if I do then I would disqualify myself from the get-go from 1st place.







  • I don’t really care about achievements in general, personally. I play the game normally and if I get them, whatever, if I don’t, whatever. It doesn’t change my enjoyment of a game either positively or negatively.

    I come from a Gamer generation when the only achievements you got were telling your friends that you reached the end screen and beat/defended the high score. So I don’t really care either way. I don’t change how I play to specifically get achievements, but I don’t go out of my way to avoid them either.






  • Its also a very hyper specific hex code of red, and any minor difference even a single hex digit difference is enough to not infringe, unless it is in combination with other marks they have.

    They dont have just “red,” its like they have exactly #FF0A0A or whatever.

    Business colors are very specific and deviate from other types of protection marks like that, for good reason. They need the extra “resolution.” (IYKYK)






  • It will be interesting to see.

    The Japanese one may be completely different and not have this text at all, or they may have used katakana to indicate an English loan-word for “wretched,” which when translated back into English could translate to “Retched” if it is treated like a proper noun and the translator is dull or doesn’t have the full context.


  • Its possible they meant “vomited souls,” or that the translation of what was given to them translated to that*, but it is much more plausible that they made a spelling mistake.

    *It is common in Japanese media to depict a person’s “soul” leaving their body through the mouth, thus “vomited soul” may be correct depending on the original material provided, if this box art text was written originally in Japanese before being translated or sent for English box printing.