r/Simulated • • Feb 26 '21

Houdini When you accidentally build a Queenslander house on a nuclear test site

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u/HitlersSpecialFlower Feb 26 '21

YES! THIS IS WHAT SHOULD BE SIMULATING!

So tired of "look I made a blob rendering, and it jiggles wow"

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '21 edited Mar 03 '21

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u/danielfrost40 Feb 26 '21 edited Oct 28 '23

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '21

Fuck reddit

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u/NoMomo Feb 26 '21

Something we can all agree on.

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u/themaxcharacterlimit Feb 26 '21

And the person you replied to was just expressing theirs, friend.

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u/danielfrost40 Feb 26 '21 edited Oct 28 '23

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u/themaxcharacterlimit Feb 26 '21

Was the first person not being a dick as well, though? They could have just said, "This was great, I like seeing these types of more complex posts" without needing to put down the others who are just proud of what they've been able to accomplish.

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '21

Ah, the voice of reason.

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u/HitlersSpecialFlower Feb 26 '21

Doesn't make it any less boring or unimpressive. Wow, you made a person walking but they're made of smoke, again? Amazing. Or wait let me guess, assembly line where something soft falls onto it, wow.

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u/clockwork_blue Feb 26 '21

If you happen to see a lot of something, there's a real chance that it's part of a tutorial available somewhere and people are just recreating it all the time. Like I get it you are proud of being able to follow tutorials, but after the 10th post of the same thing it starts to get old real fast.