Game subs say "should of"

>who learned both
You don't even need to "learn" how to read a clock

Just see that the arrows point wtf

>Just see that
What*

You have to know which arrows do what though?

>You have to know which arrows do what though?
Wow that is something someone tells you once or you Google and 10 seconds later you're golden???

So you "learn" how to read an analog clock then?

>So you "learn" how to read an analog clock then?
Only if you're retarded or have no access to a window

If an arrow points between 3 and 6 and it's afternoon, it is clearly the hour arrow

But I bet that's too hard, right?

>How to summon a clemon

What if it's 12:25? Or 2:25?
Only the minute hand will be there, not the hour hand.
Also how do you know if is after noon assuming you can't read an analog clock and don't have a digital?
Digital is much more concise and much more intuitive to read. First number(s) is the hour separated from the minutes.

>What if it's 12:25?
So one arrow points 5 and it's clearly noon.... Mmmm I wonder if that's the hour arrow.. durr

>Also how do you know if is after noon assuming you can't read an analog clock and don't have a digital?
By looking at the goddamn sun position?
Are you baiting?

Do you know the sun describes an arc from North East to South West every day, and it's at the top between noon and one pm depending on season???

After 12:00 is still afternoon.
That's implying you can see the sun out the window at that time. And the fact that you have to look at the fucking sun to read a clock says a lot about how intuitive it is. Meanwhile I can just glance at a digital clock.

>And the fact that you have to look at the fucking sun to read a clock says a lot about how intuitive it is.
You need it ONCE only to figure out what arrow does what and then you're set for life

Assuming no one ever told you

And you don't need to "learn" how to read a digital clock assuming you know how hours and minutes work.

Honestly I just like reading subs. Also, in any videogame or movie it's practically guarantied at least some speech will be slurred so it's nice to have as a back up.

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Video games sure are a past time of the sophisticated man

>Everything has been hard on you lately, how are you holding up?
>Ihunhurdlyhearwithit, feefshikeimbeinrippedapart
>We'll get through it, i promise
>Hpfufuly

Stop slurring your lines and i wouldn't need them

be outgoing
don't be ugly
be funny

>Ihunhurdlyhearwithit, feefshikeimbeinrippedapart
Stop playing American games

Alright, then how about
>Characters recieve a distress call/whatever
>*Gunshots, fire and explosions* Pl- *static noise* h- *explosion*, we're at- *gunshots*
>GOT IT, WE'RE MOVING OUT ON YOUR POSITION
And only when you turn subtitles on you understand what they said

>Playing shooting games

That's any game that has charcters speaking English. What should I play then? Only Japanese shit with Japanese voices that I don't undestand at all?
How's that any better?

how about anything with names
especially something based off a foreign language like french

>At the club or a restaurant
>Characters start talking
>They music is louder than the characters and every line they say makes you go "Huh?"
>Glasses clanking and people in the background screaming as the characters talk about an important plot point
Kino

Imagine being so desperate to feel smart you try to claim that understanding information that is new to you isn't learning.

>game subs don't match up with spoken dialogue

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