fr that’s so corny 😭“Valorant withdrawal syndrome”😐
fr that’s so corny 😭“Valorant withdrawal syndrome”😐
Well I was thinking more of looking at it from the perspective of her reaction but hey maybe that's just copium.Are we? Dude didn't give a shit about not meeting up with her anymore.
I'd escape.what if out of spite, someone puts you in a gulag
You might be thinking of Half-Life: AlyxI'll assume the explanation on shaders comes from the manga, judging from where it is. And from that, that this is what that specific shader is doing.
Because despite the name, shaders are more codes dealing with visual effects. Yes, you can use it to make shadows, but you can also use it to make liquids inside bottles that move with the physics where by default would just be a solid model, for example (well, I don't remember exactly what game did this, I think it was Red Dead Redemption 2? Wait, it was in first person so probably not that one? But it was done in a popular game already).
Aren't most manga with adult male characters also like that?Thinking of it, there's no modern manga with adult female character talking about being content with single life, is there. It's always "I hope I find someone soon" and no "I am genuinely happy with what I have right now and a man (or a woman) will not make significant improvement"
The only ones that had about the latter, from the top of my head, is just the (Section Chief) Shima Kosaku series and Papa Told Me series, and both are manga that was published from the late 80s.
This is the first time I ever feel the need to comment on mangadex. Ok so. Shaders. They're code that gets executed as the graphics are being processed sorta. There's several types of them, like vertex shaders, fragment shaders, geometry shaders and so on (first 2 are the most relevant probably). Basically, you give them information about the vertices of the triangles that make up your images. The vertex shader processes that info and you can change stuff about the vertices. Then the fragment shader does the rasterization and stuff (baiscally it goes like: ok so which pixels are contained within this triangle made of the vertices you gave me and which color do I give them?) so you can set color, do textures and more. The rest is more complicated but that's the short of it, you can do a lot more than just shadows and lights with them.I'll assume the explanation on shaders comes from the manga, judging from where it is. And from that, that this is what that specific shader is doing.
Because despite the name, shaders are more codes dealing with visual effects. Yes, you can use it to make shadows, but you can also use it to make liquids inside bottles that move with the physics where by default would just be a solid model, for example (well, I don't remember exactly what game did this, I think it was Red Dead Redemption 2? Wait, it was in first person so probably not that one? But it was done in a popular game already).
Yes, but there are less cultural significance when it's a man.Aren't most manga with adult male characters also like that?
Well, as far as I know the Japanese are very focused on... well focusing, on studying and clubs (the famous go-home club from mangas is apparently not as popular in real life), then on their job, and meanwhile they are still pushed by society to find a match after school but as soon as possible to marry and have children.Thinking of it, there's no modern manga with adult female character talking about being content with single life, is there. It's always "I hope I find someone soon" and no "I am genuinely happy with what I have right now and a man (or a woman) will not make significant improvement"
The only ones that had about the latter, from the top of my head, is just the (Section Chief) Shima Kosaku series and Papa Told Me series, and both are manga that was published from the late 80s.
As far as I know they are still pressured into it, and looked down on when they take too long, but not as much. Probably because men are fertile until their old age while women have the age limit of menopause.Yes, but there are less cultural significance when it's a man.
Very likely, yeah.You might be thinking of Half-Life: Alyx
Also, based scanlator with priorities, hope you're winning your games
You're a TI student. We are nerds.(God I feel like a nerd, sorry, I'm an IT student, had to)
nah id winI'd escape.
im not gonna lie, u picked a HELL of a moment to stop and start working on this chapter lmaocurrently suffering from valorant withdrawal syndrome. also it should be “have the most fun” not “feel the most fun” but mobile makes me want to cry so im not editing that. anyways merry christmas
Because people are made to want to have kid? We evolved this way, as we need to have kid if we dont want our specie, country, culture or family to disapear...Thinking of it, there's no modern manga with adult female character talking about being content with single life, is there. It's always "I hope I find someone soon" and no "I am genuinely happy with what I have right now and a man (or a woman) will not make significant improvement"
The only ones that had about the latter, from the top of my head, is just the (Section Chief) Shima Kosaku series and Papa Told Me series, and both are manga that was published from the late 80s.