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100%, it changed my life in ways I have a hard time conveying so I like talking about it for sure. It's not an area of game that's usually highlighted but it is by far the most powerful IMO.

@Carl-Richard Sure I would consider it a very advanced way to break down social dynamics for many purposes. The pick up artistry part I guess refers specifically to men learning to pickup women but social dynamics and what is referred to as game can be applied for many purposes to great effect as I've outlined.

Building a global creative media ecosystem and developing dark-fantasy worldbuilding IP (Legend of the Abyss) that inspires people and fosters high-level creative communities across major cities. The lifestyle vision that fuels it: complete geographic and financial freedom, traveling the globe, and experiencing abundant, non-monogamous relationships without submitting to traditional societal constraints.

Yes, that's why I'm such a fan of including social media and fame game in your arsenal. Randomly cold approaching down the street makes your overall appeal to the women you approach pretty limited. If you use your cold approach to feed your social circle and film those events then in about a year you can become noticeably recognized in your city and within a couple of years your whole country and overall in the world.

No I'm just getting to the root of the utility in teaching and learning social dynamics and overall game. You can use it to get laid and fuck many women, you can use it to find a high quality girlfriend, you can use it to build social networks and you can use it for career advancement as well.

A lot of what's spread on red pill or manosphere content in general on Youtube is dumbed down from the true red pill content that was shared originally on the Red Pill subreddit. A lot of posters wrote elaborate articles breaking down not just dating dynamics but corporate world advice as well as fitness components to dating. It still had some anti women anger energy to it, don't get me wrong but the actual substance shared was actually valuable and not just butt hurt dudes not saying much. It's there on Reddit, I still read it once in a while. I haven't seen the stuff on there discussed many other places on the internet. It was a mix of self-help, pickup and like dark psychology type of advice. https://www.reddit.com/r/TheRedPill/comments/k9c0hi/the_end_of_democracy_part_1_tech_knights_and/ https://www.reddit.com/r/TheRedPill/comments/c1bzuh/how_to_get_your_shit_together_a_guide_for/ https://www.reddit.com/r/TheRedPill/comments/8ntlth/how_to_really_succeed_at_tinder_not_just_another/ https://www.reddit.com/r/TheRedPill/comments/7che04/15_things_ive_learned_over_the_last_53_years/ https://www.reddit.com/r/TheRedPill/comments/5fihmu/how_to_get_laid_like_a_warlord_37_rules_of/ I would recommend any man to take a few hours and sort by top ranked from all time and read a few of the articles. Some gems in there for sure.

Social dynamics are taught in corporate environments, fortune 500 companies hire self-development coaches all the time for private trainings for their staff. RSD Owen did this himself

I don't understand why they hired directors that weren't even Star Wars fans and some of them admitted to not even knowing much about the worldbuilding of it.

This is how I built the magic system so far. As the story progresses more and more powerful magic will be introduced. The idea of the 3 S tier branches is to represent body, mind and spirit and they will be the primary anchor of the world domination military campaign the story revolves around. It's gonna be complicated to implement that many different types of magic in a game so the first 2D version I'm gonna aim to implement probably only 3-4 of them. You will play 4 different characters and one of them will just be a 17th century basic soldier with a musket, another one a samurai, another one the female fire mage that's secondary main character in the story and Nerathar the main character who uses blood magic. It's gonna be lore based so people get invested in the story. Kinda like Fire Emblem but a fast paced side scroller instead of turn based combat. Something like this I've been procrastinating on the Youtube marketing lately but just turned the magic system into a Short.

That's a shallow view of it. Sounds more like a lazy stereotype than an accurate representation of the movement.

I know a few friends that have also watched actualized.org and I met a few users from here in real life

That makes sense. I had a similar view until the leaks with the IDF soldier printing 2 for 1 t shirts for when they killed pregnant palestinian women. https://www.nbcnews.com/id/wbna29837969

Gemini gave an 80% of some sort of altseason in the next 6 months due to the short term liquidity pump in M2 so I put a bit of money into some altcoins. I'll watch how it moves over the next few months and let you guys know. I bought some Pengu and Bittensor. It's not much money and I still think focusing on business and primary cashflow is more important but I think with short term liquidity this move could pan out.

@kavaris Appreciate the thoughts, man! To answer your question on Nerathar: he definitely sits in that morally grey, divine-warlord territory rather than being a straightforward hero or villain. He doesn't start out wanting to conquer the world; his motivation stems from family tragedy and survival. But once he master's blood magic and begins dismantling major empires, his goal shifts. He sees the 17th-century world which as that time was mostly religious wars, political corruption, and human mortality as completely broken. He's not a reluctant leader or a lighthearted rogue. He's a ruthless conqueror who forces his own deification to build an immortal empire, eventually taking the fight directly to the Abyss. The 2D roguelite is just the baseline to get the core combat and aesthetic right before expanding into the broader universe. I'll keep dropping updates here as the worldbuilding develops!

A way deeper understanding of gender dynamics and sociology as a whole.