Waiting faithfully for the return of the Great and Terrible Basement Cat
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actually genuinely curious about this because anecdotally I think I've seen a shift, maybe even in my own reading patterns
#I'll read a wip if it is in progress#as in updated and non necessarily regularly#I've waited for next chapters on fics on long hiatuses and it was fine#I can wait if it means I'll see the end eventually
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linus takes a trip to the nether. birthday gift to my sister
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if you're transgender and need name ideas, may I direct you toward the nato alphabet because like. delta? november?? echo?? romeo is like the butchest name. please consider foxtrot. being named whiskey would be cool as hell. I know multiple transmascs who were a bit too into english lit and are named victor now. I've met people named sierra who were trans in every direction. maybe don't name yourself golf
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the little girl i was looking after today was so effortlessly funny and she didn't even know it. she wanted me to play "holidays" with her, which i assumed was a game where you pretend to be going on holiday - and it technically was, except her version mostly consisted of roleplaying being stuck in a traffic jam on the way to the airport
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My controversial game design opinion is that "environmental storytelling" should be actually, tangibly present within the game's environments. Hitting the player with a paragraph of lore every time they click on a random item in their inventory is not environmental storytelling – it's just hiding an epistolary novel in your game's UI.
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The art history version of “you’d look prettier if you smiled more”
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"We are so glad to have found you," the aliens said. "So many of our old friends are gone."
"We're so sorry to hear that," the human said. "What happened to them?"
"Oh, just the expansion of the universe. They were closer a few billion years ago. We write, but it's not the same."
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