What's the deal with those bee alternative outfits in games?
What's the deal with those bee alternative outfits in games?
Julian Hughes
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Liam Anderson
Why does she have a bee butt on her back? Why knot just maker her butt the bee butt?
Kevin Rogers
name 5 games with bee alts
Jayden Roberts
ITS HIP
John Young
Mason Harris
TO BE SQUARE
Jaxon Hernandez
Because then it would cover her butt.
Carson Peterson
Dominic Sullivan
Jonathan Stewart
I think you are on to something OP. One time this guy walked past me and whispered “I’m going to turn into a bee”. Haven’t trusted them since
Ethan Green
bzzzzzzzzzzzz
Christopher Wright
it's a stinger
Jordan Richardson
It's a knockoff of playboy bunnies. The bunny outfit is trademarked by Playboy, Japan gets around it with bee outfits. Why bees is anyone's guess.
Nicholas Gutierrez
Jaxson Ramirez
Super Mario Galaxy
Henry Lopez
Joseph Long
Very spring
You know, the fuck season
Wyatt Peterson
Are bees sluts in real life?
Lincoln Ross
I think this thread is awakening something in me
Tyler King
>1 queen and her male harem
it's a bukkake fest
Jackson Johnson
But they also do tons of bunny outfits
Aaron Bailey
>every single worker in the colony gets keked by based stacy queen
a eromanga waiting to be drawn
Lincoln Robinson
Would you ?
Luis Campbell
Do you think bees eat their own honey? I'm sure they've at least tasted it.
Matthew Perez
user, why the fuck else would they make honey? For fun?
James Ramirez
That's just not true. Bunny outfits are also very common. Bulma wore one. They've been in lots of shit. Here's one in real life from my trip to Saporro last year.
David Scott
Kayden Wright
nah, he's half-right
Playboy 100% has a trademark and they'll go after any "big" releases with bunny suits in it mercilessly, but they're old-fashioned and see Japan as irrelevant ching-chong media that isn't worth going after, especially given how lax Japan's copyright laws are
it's how jojo gets away with calling every fucking character after some dadrock band in Japan but the official english releases of volumes censor the names
Jacob Hughes
>especially given how lax Japan's copyright laws are
>>trademark == copyright
Daniel Myers
I'm a retarded ESL whose language doesn't really differentiate the two, are they not interchangeable?
Hunter Hill
In case your native language is Spanish, the terms are "derecho de autor" and "marca registrada".
Both of these legal concepts arose at different times and have different reasons for their existence. Copyright seeks to encourage authors to produce more creative works by giving them an incentive in the form of a temporary monopoly over their art.
Trademarks, meanwhile, are a way of combating counterfeits and ensuring costumers know what they're buying. If I register the name "Shitposter Cookies" then only I can produce crackers under that label. It makes it feasible for sellers to build their own brands.
A key difference is that while trademarks can be renewed indefinitely, copyright only lasts for a set period of time; after which the work becomes public domain. This is important in order to ensure the freedoms of the public, because there's no reason to restrict them further once authors already have a sufficient incentive to make their works.