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If you’ve played video games before, you’ve seen these characters.<\/p>\n
You visit a town in the game. The townsfolk are going about their lives. You approach one and a conversation starts. Perhaps you’re curious about what you could purchase. Maybe you want to know where the next point of interest is.<\/p>\n
You walk away, then come back. The character says something different. Keep doing this and the character runs out of script. Eventually, it says the same things over and over again… As long as you keep striking a conversation with it.<\/p>\n
This is the Non-Player Character, or the “NPC”. No player controls these characters, they follow a gaming programming that’s dependent on what your character does.<\/p>\n
Of course, we’ve dealt with characters like this outside of video games. People that appear to go by the same playbook as the previous people.<\/p>\n
We’ve seen one phony after another come here. They end up saying the same thing, playing the same tricks, or otherwise saying and doing the same thing that the previous phonies did.<\/p>\n
Enter the NPC MEME. Based on similar memes used to mock many on the left in this country.<\/p>\n
I laughed my hind end off when I first came across these memes, as they did an excellent job describing the liberals that I’ve argued against. Google “NPC memes” for more laughter.<\/p>\n
Other than that, knock yourselves silly on this thread.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"