i played AC:BF, i found it pretty fun, i also tried unity latley (both xbone edition, got it free with the xbone) while the story was decent(at least as far as i've played), the bugs and glitches as well as performance were horrible what i thought was hilariously bad was that they blamed amd for ALL PERFORMANCE PROBLEMS sorry ubisoft, but don't you think that out of everything it's make sense TO OPTIMISE FOR AMD, being that both the xbone and ps4 use AMD HARDWARE? not to mention that that's a lie anyway, because TB, who has an I7-4790K, and 2x gtx 980's in SLI still had major performance problems, and last time i checked, the i7-4790K is made by intel not AMD, nor is the gtx 980 made by AMD to add insult to injury, they worked on bugs with the MICROTRANSACTIONS before they did performance (which at least on xbone, IS STILL NOT FIXED, i last played unity about 2-3 days ago, seriously ubisoft, get your act together) on a more positive note, it seem's EA might be making NFS underground 3 YES PLEASE, the underground series is still my favorite racing game of all time, i just hope EA doesn't fuck it up
So the word kike has become rather popular online, I mean moreso than usual. Did Jews annoy 4chan recently or is this just one of those fads that start for no reason? I've been out of the loop as of late, just curious. Why is kike now as popular as 'nigga'?
I know what you mean, I have Autism as well. I think I got it from my father, he has it and was never treated. I was treated when I was around 7 when my 1st grade teacher suggested thatI had it. However, I have learned to live with it and my mother has helped me out a lot with treating it. There is a conference I went to a few years ago and the point of it was to meet other people that have it. Here is a website about it: http://www.autism.com/ It has some useful information about autism, what it is, treating it, etc. Hope this is helpful.
It's not having it that's the problem for me, it's how other people think of it. I'm always that social outcast, etc. and it just pisses me off.
Well, do the best you can, the autism conference helped me be a lot more social with people and I no longer need to feel the urge to go in the other room when relatives visit and play a game of checkers against myself.
For me it's also mixed with depression, and pretty severe anxiety (which literally caused my breathing to be all wrong for over a year), as well as being super sensitive to anything anyone says. So for things are hard to deal with, no matter what they are. :/ - - - Updated - - - IN OTHER NEWS: I moved my bed to where my PC chair usually sits, Just to watch a 2 hour YouTube video while laying down. Totally worth it!
Hey, youre not alone. I dont even have autism and I'm a social outcast. Literally zero of my irl friends have spoken to me since before christmas. It sucks, but just remember that things change over time. It wont suck forever
I have autism too, and I am kind of a social outcast. Most of my friends have autism too, so I can get around with them very well. But I'm always afraid that people who don't have autism see me as a stupid fuck that can't do anything right. Which luckily doesn't occur very often, but it still happens from time to time. I didn't know there were other people with autism on this forum, so that's nice to know.
I've been dealing with depression for about 8 months now. It was between Christmas and New Years that I realized it was depression. I've told 4 people. My sister and 3 friends. The three friends are the closest friends I've ever had. They all have their own problems as well. That's why I'm comfortable talking about my depression with them. I haven't told anyone else because I am afraid that I will be treated differently, like an outcast. That's the last thing I need.
Chris Rock put a good view on life for me. In his show he is talking about how these massacre kids all complain about having no friends. Rock goes off saying, "shoot I didn't have six friends then, I don't have six friends now, hell that is three on three with a half court." Just going to leave this here.
People will only treat you with more sympathy and compassion. At least, that's been my experience with it so far. You're not alone with this, there's thousands of people like you and me. It's all ok. Your friends will be incredibly compassionate, you'll be surprised.
I'm on the spectrum too, you at least fit in around here. Just embrace it, honestly. I asked myself a long time ago why I care about fitting in... decided I didn't because people who do that aren't interesting and I was accrueing boring friends by attempting to not be an outcast. I was also bored by the inannities that normal people seem to care about and obsess over. I'd rather talk about history with another sperg who actually knows his shit because he obsesses over it. So just embrace it, as long as you're not socially dysfunctional then you'll do fine.
This isn't aimed at anyone in particular, but I do find it odd that most of the forum (or off topic at least) seem to have some sort of mental/emotional issue.
The high autism rate has to be obvious, this is a niche little game for the kinds of people who obsess over physics, simulations etc
Had my music tech exam today. This time in stereo The music was good as well so i found the paper fairly enjoyable. Bet you look good on the dancefloor - arctic monkeys whats going on - marvin gaye giorgio - daft punk left to my own devices - pet shop boys (cant remember)- portishead (cant remember)- spinal tap
I feel like an out-layer around here, having no emotional or mental issues and not being a social outcast.
