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I do feel the coded consiqience of failure being terminaton can make sense if you view it as a protocal rather than a threat.
THE HUX’S WAVE TO EACHOTHER
If you think about it, Hux being canonicly trans masc and wanting to be recognized as such vs Gabriel who only sees Hux as a machine (still calling him an "it") means that we have a 🏠of phobic survivor who came with the very being he misgendered, so I guess Hux has more than enough motivations to harm the crew 😋🤪
So a moment of silence for hux, I mean look at em. The reason the alien is scary is because it's a perfect organism made for killing. DBD sort of tried to follow that trend with hux but failed somehow. Hux is supposed to be advanced, he's a robot that gained sentience you'd imagine that he would be intelligent. But for some reason he gave himself janky legs, one forward facing, one backward. No hands at all, just a stabby tool, and an arm blaster(that cannot harm anything). His appearance in general is not scary it's just off-putting in a way that it just looks unnatural. If you asked a toddler to draw a scary robot they might've drawn hux. I was pretty disappointed with him in general as a killer considering he's very easy to counter because the map is covered in emps(which render his power useless). But to add insult to injury I simply cannot get over how goofy this "Superior organism" looks. 😅 Even his new skins still aren't intimidating. I'm general his model is just goofy. I guess it's a personal taste, thinking that killers should be intimidating or scary. The same could be said for the skull merchant, or the trickster. But at least they have posable thumbs. Maybe they did this to sort of make him feel nerfed? Because a perfect sentient robot monster would be too strong ? But they could've just given him a limp like the deathswingah 0w0 instead of completely deforming his body.
It is dumb how the characters not realize it's Singularity but at the same time it's so so so funny so I'll keep it
Definitely not as well written, but gives me a bit of a laugh, also yay trans allegory
BHVR so desperately need to nerf EMPs into the ground. I love HUX, but EMPs give way too much power to the survivors in a game where killers are meant to control the general flow of the match, even with the nerf they gave to the EMPs.
I definitely agree that a big part of peoples reluctance to criticize Hux in good faith is a continuation of the massive overaction that the Skull Merchant received. To a lot of people, she isn't just the worst killer in the game: she HAS to be the worst killer in the game, and remain that way, to justify the amount of energy they've spent on hating her. As a result of this, whatever killer came after her would be praised no matter was as an overcorrection: "Hux isn't Skull Merchant, so he's amazing."
Im on the 5th page on the singularity lore and i think the story is a bit lacking
I don't think "Consequence of objective failure: termination" is a threat against the Huxlee robots per se, but just protocol. If a unit doesn't succeed, it must be malfunctioning and therefore should be scrapped and replaced with a new, functional model.
Its a neat twist on his lore. I went in thinking it was gonna be more of a sifi first person perspective of how an AI perceived the world with the combined psychology of a cold calculated machine and the philosophy of a human. But what we got in my opinion was better. I enjoyed it just by it telling the story of an object being gifted consciousness and trying to give itself an identity that its happy with. But it begs the question, If hux picked out pronouns a name and even a body, Why does hux hate humanity so much while simultaneously trying to build an identity that is related to human culture? No matter the answer ,this tomb changed my perspective of hux from a conscious machine to an individual that was starting from nothing and trying to become their own person
as a trans woman, i like that the singularity is trans now :3
I imagine the human crew is like the Humans from Wall E. Automation gimps their competency
I am scared for the Alien DBD lore
It wasnt programmed to harm the crew
Still my favourite killer and the moment and I wish people saw his potential but ironically I think scared people off playing him because of emp spam that survivors can still do in sfw's
So let’s say the robot’s story is an allegory for trans shit
We all see how Hux is treated and talked to like a normal person right? We all see how he’s treated civilly right? So there’s no need for hux to over react right? Meaning their is no reason for trans people to over react right?
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Great video, as usual 90+% of the time. Good odds.
Idk why you're feeling smug about a killer literally everyone and their grandmother was predicting for 2 or more years. Strange flex. Then again, to be fair I never for a second EVER thought Disney would play ball, but life is full of delightful examples I'm pleased to be wrong about. Now I just have to hope they don't make an apex predator weak.
Also, just wanted to point something out from my perspective- There is a subtle touch to this writing. From what we know, these people aren't people. They are, in fact, as equally fabricated and programmed as the Huxlee bots are. Their sheer volcanic stupidity can be easily explained when you consider they are merely inexpensive approximations of what a person should be, right down to their probably flawed fake memories.
This needs to be the case- both to explain the vote-3rd-party-in-America stupidity of the 'humans', and the vast gray blandness that Gabriel needs to stand out from for more reasons than his having gotten lucky at a data terminal. Lazy writing? Absolutely. Entirely without thought? I don't know if I go quite that far. There ARE answers, pretty obvious ones at that, even if they are sorta on the lazy side of the creativity slope. JS.
<3 the immense amount of effort you put into these videos. The integrity shows.
Hello, I just used GPT chat with this prompt:
"You are an Oscar Winning screenplay writer and I want you to look at his lore and find any not logical moments and inconsistencies in the story. List them."
On the original lore of Singularity and it not only found all of them but after the "Now give solutions to all the issues preserving internal logic of the worldbuilding" prompt it did find very good simple ways to fix the story, damn. Almost as if these things could have been fixed by any mildly competent story writer, hm… Anyways, thank you for another nice video Pixel Brush, use these prompts well😁😅
Im so pissed that i dont know whe we getting dredge/haddie tome
Ramatra would make Hux suffer.
Dredge.exe become human
When Samination found out the chapter was called End TRANSmission and not End CISmission: 😱😱
What if the Consequence of failing the objective isn't strictly to the Hux models, but also the clones like Gabreial. To me, that just feels more reasonable. Since the crew is technically a biproduct of the corporation anyways filled with false thoughts and memories, being threatened to be terminated could also imply that the company isn't hiding the fact that it makes clones, but hiding the fact that a good portion of its workers are clones.
If they fail their mission because of being "defective," then it's motivation for them to focus more on the mission rather than truly think for themselves about the "Why." Imagine being told by your job that if you fail, then a better version of you will replace you which HAS to result in your death in case of any unneeded existential questioning. If you're given the idea that you truly are the original you, and your life is disposable in the face of the company, I feel the need of survival would kick in as a major motivator in an attempt to stay alive as long as possible.
I don’t think the trans allegory is intentional, but it’s absolutely possible. Interesting perspective nevertheless.