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has anyone noticed that working for a living sucks ass

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show me the champion of light, i'll show you the herald of darkness.

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OMG! It's Ilkka's voice on Alan Wake!!!

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Is it possible for a pokemon to be lvl 100? Have you ever seen one? I'm honestly super curious because what would be the point of training them to such a level?

level is just a measure of how close a pokemon is to their projected top physical form. there's a point at which a pokemon can't really get any physically stronger than it already is; we call that being level 100. the only time you're ever going to see pokemon at that level is if they are regularly being trained for high level competition. it takes a lot of time, work, and money to keep a pokemon at that level of physical ability, so only people who are registering for top battle competitions are going to reach that point- and many of them don't.

i have met all of one level 100 pokemon- a dragonite belonging to an elite four member who has been trained for basically the entire 120 years it's been owned by the trainer's family.

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[from the archives] old alan and alice sketches from twt

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Can the Porygon line run Doom?

from a software perspective? sure. it's simple enough. my sibling has programmed their lab's porygon to be able to run through doom, and it's pretty good at it! porygon programmers have been running doom on them since silph first developed the porygon project

the easiest way to do this is to upload a porygon onto a computer and then run the program with the porygon interfacing it, but you can also run the game natively in the porygon. you'll have to either hook the porygon up to a screen or mod it to visualize whatever program it's running on its eye screens if you want to see what's going on, though.

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Hey guys be cool and normal but reblog this with the homemade meal that would get you the most hyped as a child. I need it for reasons.

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Sam Lake and Ilkka Villi play Alan Wake (Halloween 2018) (x)

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I'm a stress baker. At least I get something tasty to eat when I'm done!

I wish I was a stress cleaner. Never once has my response to stress been “time to employ some good habits”

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Gav’s Tavern Hi, I hope you like this. It is different from what I usually do. Also it was a lot of work.

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We ask your questions so you don’t have to! Submit your questions to have them posted anonymously as polls.

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I know everyone is saying it, but it is remarkable the way The Lake House was able to capture the kind of…state of the creative arts today. I’ve talked about how it’s anti-ai, I’ve talked about how it makes me think about government regulation and censorship, but it also really captures the feeling of art just being Content for the Algorithm. All just more stuff to scroll past on the loop that is Twitter….

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Okay, but can you imagine how weird it must be to see the human actor that a character in your game was modeled after just wandering around your workplace? Like, you spent hours modeling Alan Wake's nose hairs or eyelashes or fingernails, and then Alan fucking Wake walks past your office.

I don't know which headcanon I like more:

Ilkka Villi just randomly showing up at Remedy headquaters to hang out when he's bored, following Sam Lake around whenever he leaves his office, pretending he was actually just heading in the same direction and looking as confused as a permanent employee when asked what he is doing here.

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Sam blowing up Ilkka's phone at any hour of the day because he just came up with another funny little Alan Wake skit or needs to rant about a plot point he came up with. Nine times out of ten it's a video call that starts with Ilkka asking "why are you wearing x/at y" where x is anything wearable and y is anything between a 100 degree sauna and the backwoods of Finland where video call fps is one at best.