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all that twitching and fidgeting when she's standing still... confirmed autistic

When you create the world's first true AI but instead of being Skynet it's autistic.

It's basically a computer program with no emotion. So basically autistic.

By the way, cyborgs in the Ghost in the Shell manga have an "autistic mode", which means shutting down all sort of internet conectivity. This might sound kinda simplistic but the manga is from the early 90s and it already got a lot of things somewhat spot on about tech in general imo.
 

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Never understood the "lore" of SoulsBorne and I don't even bother to try and understand it.
It's the gameplay that matters.
Scrounging for every piece of hidden lore and obsessive compulsively reading through item descriptions is just peak autism...
Even so, you still get those obnoxious SoulsBorne fanboys who think that "OMG! DAT LORE IS SO DEEP, BRO!"...
 

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Ahead of next week’s BAFTA Games Awards celebrating the very best games of 2023, the esteemed British Institute has unleashed the results of a major player poll.

The goal of that poll? To name the most iconic video game character of all time. Over 4,000 players from all over the world voted in the poll which has now released its results.

Taking the number one spot is “Tomb Raider” leading lady Lara Croft who first appeared in 1996 and remains an icon three dacades on.

She surprisingly beat out Mario from the “Super Mario Bros.” titles who took second place after having appeared in over 200 video games since 1981.

In third was the bald and barcoded Agent 47 from the “Hitman” games followed by Sonic the Hedgehog in fourth and Sackboy from the “LittleBigPlanet” games in fifth.

Sixth through tenth went to Pac-Man, Link from the “Zelda” games, Master Chief from the “HALO” games, Kratos from the “God of War” games and Shadowheart from the recent “Baldur’s Gate 3”.

In eleventh through twentieth comes Arthur Morgan from “Red Dead Redemption 2,” Pikachu from “Pokemon,” Steve from “Minecraft,” Solid Snake from “Metal Gear Solid,” Crash Bandicoot, Cloud Strife from “Final Fantasy VII,” Astarion from “Baldur’s Gate 3,” Kazuma Kiryu from the “Yakuza” games, Ellie Williams from the two “The Last of Us” games, and Nathan Drake from the “Uncharted” game franchise.

The 20th BAFTA Games Awards take place on Thursday 11 April 2024 at the Queen Elizabeth Hall, Southbank Centre, London.

Rage to your heart's content.

The one explanation I have is that BAFTA is British, and Lara Croft is a British creation.

For context, the nationality of the other characters (based on creators):

Mario, Pac-Man, Sonic, Link, Pikachu, Solid Snake, Cloud Strife and Kazuma Kiryu (Yakuza) are Japanese.

Agent 47 is Danish.

Steve from Minecraft is Swedish.

Sackboy is British (hence the high ranking).

Shadowheart and Astarion are Belgian.

The rest are American.
 

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Just look at their "Best Game" choices to know everything there is to know about these "awards".
 

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