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I stream on Twitch, YouTube, FaceBook, and Twitter. I have no pre-planned schedule for which site I will go live on. I do NOT multi-stream on multiple sites at once, so if I am live on one, I am not live on the other 3. (The FaceBook one will say "Video Unavailable" when not live.)
NOTE: Chat is set to emote only on my Twitch channel and my personal contact information has been removed from my website and every place else, due to the HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS of false reports of "information", along with vile hateful memes about the murder of my family being sent to me by trolls who think mocking the murder of my family is funny.
FBI Agent Andy Drewer out of the Portland, Maine FBI office is in charge of the of the April 10, 2015 kidnapping of my 12 children by 14 Ku Klux Klan men who invaded our home and the subsequent May 15, 2015 murder of 10 of the 12 whom had their heads nailed to my front door. If you have information about the case, give it to him not me. He can be reached @ +1-(207)-774-9322
Vanilla Avallac'h vs Modded Avallac'h
If you are Mormon, Mason, Jewish, or Zoroastrian, take a close look at his gambeson and see what you see. If you are Mormon, Mason, Jewish, or Zoroastrian, you'll see it and you'll know exactly what it means. On the other hand if you are a Gentile or an Infidel, you won't have a clue.
>>Both images on the left from May 2018, the 1st Avallac'h Playthrough
Vanilla Avallac'h has black hair and eyebrows turned grey, and has an appalling LOD of 5 and draw distance of 7, and has no hairworks effects, no wind effects, and while his 3d model & texture files have wrinkles, scars, bruises, bug bites, moles, and veins, you can't see them on the vanilla settings.
Also while Avallac'h's clothen had a RedCloth file, it had very low grade settings/pollies causing the details of the cloth weave, seam stitches, and embroidery to be blurry.
Vanilla Avallac'h has pupils that react to light, like all other characters in the game.
>>Both images on the right from September 15, 2020, the 3rd Avallac'h Playthrough
Modded Avallac'h has a 5,000 LOD and draw distance, resulting in wrinkles, scars, bruises, bug bites, moles, and veins on his skin can now be seen. This also revealed that he has a fine scar down the side of his nose and one over his eyebrow, both were not visible at all with the vanilla LOD settings.
Hairworks and wind effects have been added to his hair.
While we are talking about his hair... notice that he wears payot. If you don't know what payot are or why a man would have them... Google will help you. It brands him as Hasidic.
His hair and eyebrows are changed to blond (as described in the novels), his skin has been lightened several shades (again to match novel descriptions), and he has new texture files for his eyes to make them pale ice aquamarine with pink pupils, as described in the novels.
Modded Avallac'h has pupils that are frozen into tiny pinpricks and never grow or retract with light changes, matching the information we were told about him having suffered severe nerve damage which caused him to have tiny frozen pupils that did not react to light.
Because the file which changes a character's pupils, is NOT connected to their eye file, but rather is connected to their shadow file and changes not only the size and shape of pupils in different lights, it also changes the shadows on their face, and changes the intensity of their makeup.
The result of changing this file, is that shadows on Avallac'h's face are now fainter and his vanilla very dark eyeshadow is now many shades much lighter.
This results in a bright highlight on his cheekbones, making them much paler, and has caused an illusion that his cheekbones are even sharper than before, even though no change was made to his 3D model bone structure... i is simply a result of less shadow below his cheekbones with brighter highlight over them, and fewer shadows around his eyes.
I increased the depth of Avallac'h's RedCloth file (edited the 3D model to make ridged details a deeper depth) and increased settings/pollies causing the details of the cloth weave, seam stitches, and embroidery to be much sharper and more noticable, making the cloth look more real.
And speaking of the cloth looking more real... if you are a Gentile or an Infidel, you won't have a clue what it was I mentioned earlier, so let me point it out... on the beast of his gambeson, right over the nipple, there are slash marks that are stitched into a very specific pattern/design... this marks Avallac'h as a very high ranking priest, one who has access to the deepest, inner circles of the Temple, on par with The Levite in the Bible, it also tells us that he is a virgin and living celibate lifestyle because of his religious rank.
On their own, the slash marks do not identify a specific religion, but one of 5 religions. However, that, with the payot, and the fact that he covers his head when going outside, brands him as a Hasidic Jew.
We further know that in the novels, ALL Elves are Jewish, and the masque of the Elves during the Human invasion, was an outright retelling of the Holocaust, and Avallac'h spoke an ancient dialect of Hebrew and was unable to understand most Humans as he spoke none of the common tongues.
Raise your hand if you ACTUALLY KNOW what Manna is? Sephiroth? Sackcloth and ashes? Golems? The Tree of Life? The Pentagram? Tzitzit? Are you able to explain ANY of those things and what they are, when you encounter them in quests in the game?
Can you explain WHY Geralt meditates on a prayer rug facing East?
Explain to me WHY after her grandmother dies, Ciri shreds her cloths, starts wearing sackcloth, and rolls her golden blond hair in ashes to turn it into dreadlocks, resulting her becoming known as "the ashen haired maid"?
When the game shows you Avallac'h naked in Kaer Morhen, can you read the Hebrew writing tattoo across his chest and abdomen? Do you know what the symbols on his tattoos mean?
After having watched more than 5,000 playthroughs of Witcher 3 on Twitch, I'm continually amazed at how few people ever recognize the plethora of openly Jewish characters and miss the HUNDREDS of Holocaust reference easter eggs that flood every segment of the game.
And now that the books are becoming popular, after 40 years of being ignored by the bulk of society... it likewise amazes me, how many people are so clueless about the Holocaust and what happened to the Jews in Poland, that they read the Witcher novels with blind eyes, and completely miss that the Gnomes and Elves are blatantly Jewish, while the Humans are blatantly Nazi, and the mass murder of millions of Jewish Gnomes and Elves at the hands of their Nazi Human invaders, is an outright retelling of the events of real world history.... of that happened just 80 years ago.
Our world is in a pitiful state if the so recent mass murder of 20 million is so easily forgotten, so soon.
If you know nothing about the Holocaust, you REALLY shouldn't play this game or read the novels it was based on, because you'll completely miss the message they send. It'll go right over your head.
Spend a year or two doing some massive research into the Holocaust, especially what happened in Poland, and THEN play the game and read the novels, and THEN remember that the author who created this: was a Polish Jew who as a small child, saw his friends and family murdered, and then you'll understand why he wrote what he wrote.
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NOTE: Chat is set to emote only on my Twitch channel and my personal contact information has been removed from my website and every place else, due to the HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS of false reports of "information", along with vile hateful memes about the murder of my family being sent to me by trolls who think mocking the murder of my family is funny.
FBI Agent Andy Drewer out of the Portland, Maine FBI office is in charge of the of the April 10, 2015 kidnapping of my 12 children by 14 Ku Klux Klan men who invaded our home and the subsequent May 15, 2015 murder of 10 of the 12 whom had their heads nailed to my front door. If you have information about the case, give it to him not me. He can be reached @ +1-(207)-774-9322
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Does analysing social issues on Reddit improve your writing skills? from writing
Does analysing social issues on Reddit improve your writing skills?
>So does submiting posts or comments with over 500 words analysing social issues on Reddit help improve your writing skills? Just curious.
This is a fascinating topic. I have never thought of Reddit posting in this way before.
However, a 500 word post isn't very long. It wouldn't even qualify as a full and complete thought in a high school essay, let alone a college essay. A 500 word post is still JUST a post and NOT an essay. And for me, I would think that becomes an important difference.
See, an essay requires quite a bit of research and citing of sources, footnotes, and I've never heard of a college professor accepting an essay of anything shorter than 5 pages, and each page average 312 words, meaning the average essay is approximately 1,500, which is 3 times the 500 words for a Reddit post you've suggested. Plus the Reddit post has no research going into it and is nothing but you biased opinion, rather then your objective research. And a Reddit post has no citing of references and sources in the footers, either. Also, you have no one vetting what you wrote - for example, you have no professor there, fact checking to ensure that your essay is objective and unbiased.
I think the objective and unbiased part is important.
Why?
Because typically on Reddit what you get in a post is an extremely biased, one sided, unresearched perspective of things, and there's nothing wrong with that, BUT, when you start talking about using Reddit posts to improve your writing skills, that is the point where I think it becomes important to no longer being posting your biased opinion. That's the point when you need to start treating your writing like a college essay and doing research before you post.
Does that make sense? It made sense in my head, but I'm not sure I expressed it properly in writing.
I know, you didn't mention essaies. That's just the direction my mind took when I started thinking in terms of using Reddit posts as a way to improve writing skills.
I think, the thing about analyzing social issues on Reddit is you are seeing, for the most part, the rambling ill informorned rants of 13 year old children who are just shooting out their ass whatever they last hear their parents says, often without having any clue the meaning of their words.
Think of it like the OtherKin movement of Tumblr. OtherKin is an actual religious movement, that has been around since the 1970s. It was founded by a group who call themselves The Silver Elves. OtherKin involves adopting a vegan lifestyle that respects nature and harms no one; it is a religion that is an offshoot of Wicca. HOWEVER... you'd never know that if your first introduction to OtherKin was through the "I'm a vampire, but tomorrow I'm gonna be a werewolf and yesterday I was a doll" crap posted on Tumblr by 13 year old dip shits who have no clue what the hell they are talking about.
Trying to analyze social issues, as posted on Reddit by snotty nosed kids, who don't even know the meaning of the phrase 'social issues' because they aren't even old enough to be posting on the internet in the first place, I wouldn't think was a very good way to analyze social issues, unless the issue you were analyzing happened to be the fact parents don't have enough control over their children to keep them off the internet or perhaps analyzing what happens when Lord of the Flies jumps off the page and becomes reality, which is what the majority of Reddit is -
Lord of the Flies: children running wild, with no adult supervision, beating each other to death with sticks;
Reddit: children running wild, with no adult supervision, beating each other to death with snark.
Actually, now that I think about it, analyzing Reddit with an outlook of studying social issues might be a good idea, especially if we were going to compare it to Lord of the Flies, because we can see in full living colour what happens when children are abandoned by their parents, and computer shoved in their face to do the parents' job for them because the parents are too lazy to raise their children to be good upstanding citizens.
Now my mind is going off into deep thoughts of a completely off topic tangent.... let's try to get back on topic... the topic being, would doing such a thing improve your writing skills?
I think, in the long term, yes it would improve your writing skills to some extent, but I also feel that there is the danger of it also enforcing bad writing skills as well. For example, if you continually use incorrect grammar... you don't have an editor there to show you that this one thing you do over and over again is wrong. With most people on Reddit being children whom have not yet gone to high school and therefore have not yet learned grammar rules at all, they certainly are not going to notice your grammar mistake either.
And so, you would end up writing post after post after post all of which with the same error, resulting in you conditioning your brain to think the error is in fact correct, and eventually when someone does come along and point out "Hey, did you know you are doing this, but it should be this way..." you'll get angry and defensive and snark back at them with a "But I've ALWAYS done it that way..."
And that there I think is the biggest danger of using Reddit to improve writing skills, because, if no one is there to tell you right from wrong, no teacher there to point out the errors, no professor, no editor... you never know where your writing errors are and you instead of improving your writing skills, continue to make the same mistakes without realizing it.
This then becomes a case of, practice makes perfect, but practicing an error only teaches you to continue in that error without improvement.
In the end yes, I think it will improve some parts of your writing skills, but it is not a replacement for writing classes and having a professional there pointing out the errors, as the best way to improve your writing is by having someone trained in editing writing, there to show you what is wrong so that you can fix it and thus improve. You cannot improve an error that you never know is there, after all.
And, as you had asked about a specific word count, I thought I'd go find out how many words was in my post (which if you've ever seen my posts, you know this one is incredibly short for me). This post here is 1,147 words long.
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