#MOSTLY.

[hermitcraftx]

not surprising but there's already a bunch of right wing grifters and whtie supremacists on both youtube and twitter throwing their lots in with iskall and i do mean A Concerning Number. like ary*n protect the white race people.... dude it took like two days or whatever. new record

[pastadoughie]

boys shouild have tails so youu can pull on them

[elysiae]

do you think operator & drifter treat their warframes wildly differently?

somewhat insufficient TLDR: i think the operator and drifter are emotionally attached but in vastly, strikingly different ways, and it manifested very, very differently too.

in operator's case, it isn't that they dont *care*, but they know how durable a warframe is. they know they can take one hell of a hit, and they'll be okay because that warframe takes the brunt of it (albeit with some phantom pain if the damage is bad enough). theyre less comfortable outside the confines of those large, bulky war machines because they know they're ultimately safe. those warframes can take hits. they cannot. the operator knows they were people, but they never met those people before the tragedy. besides... a lot of them really are just empty shells. they're hardly the people they once were, especially since they recreated those warframes from blueprints. don't get me wrong, they do remember the anguish of the originals - they were there, they lived it, and they still have empathy for them... but the operator knows the limits of every warframe like the back of their hand - they can maneuver however they want, they can take hits, they can run into armies and not be too afraid because they (as in the operator and the warframe this time) be fine. even if the warframe is damaged, they can fix the damage, so no harm done.

but drifter on the other hand? at first i think they never really realised the power they had. in their mind they were still them, just running, rolling on the occasion, it took them ages to maneuver those things *properly*, and probably only ever really learned with the operator's guidance. they would not let a warframe take a hit, not because they felt empathy for it (at least not a lot, last i checked you kind of need at least *some* to have effective transference?) but because they were so used to walking around vulnerable. yknow, not inside a killing machine. but what would've really solidified the difference was after they went to 1999. sure, hearing that these things used to be people is one thing, but at the end of the day, to drifter, they're still just machines. drifter never got to experience what the tenno did, they never had to deal with reaching into their freshly scarred minds to ease their anger, sorrow, fear, rein them in like the terrified animals they were turning into and hush their cries with understanding - they only knew the dead inside remnants... but it's an entirely other thing when you go to the past and see the people who were hurt. you meet them and you get to know them, become their best friends - maybe even date one of them - and it hit drifter like a fuckin' freight train. they have this entirely different view on warframes from that cold perspective they had at first. they weren't just war machines. those are people. every time they go into the head of those machines, they're looking through the eyes of *people.* people who had families and desires and hobbies, things they looked forward to, entire futures ahead of them that were snuffed out. people who were scared, people who didn't know what was happening. people who knew what was happening, who lived in fear knowing they weren't able to stop it... people who lived in fear of losing themselves. and i think it hit drifter a lot harder than they'd ever admit.

but thats not to say one of them is more attached than the other - both of them care deeply about their warframes. it's just that, they have different ways of looking at them. after all their experiences were so vastly different, it'd be impossible to look at them the same way.

(too lazy to type it out all over, but i have an example in the tags i think kinda helps pull it together more)

[closertotheheartofthesunrise]

hello ultrakill fandom

[emoprincey]

"But the orange side being anger would be too obvious !!!" u guys know Sanders Sides isn't exactly know for its groundbreaking plot twists, right?

[fiona-fififi]

Okay, but Buck moves into the Diaz house and gives up that cold echo-y loft that's full of bad memories to make sure Chris and Eddie have a home to come back to.

[stinkybrowndogs]

Hey gurl u should totally adopt me I for sure won’t poop on everything you own

[essektheylyss]

I do not tend to get zealous about my own headcanons because honestly many of them change depending on which fic I'm writing, but the longer we go without an explanation as to what Essek's beef with Adeen Tasithar was, the more I am simply going to assume that my personal headcanon (Tasithar thought it was cruelly funny to get Verin assigned to Baxxozan after their father died there) is correct.

[etoilesbienne]

hey guys. so.

there's a rabbitperson running around apparently?

and well...

etoiles is a cucumber person, elquackity we know his affiliation, foolish is some sort of totem creature, baghera is a ducky

felps,

felps are you a bunnyboy?

[ethanhvnt]

IM CUTTING MY HAIR TMRW YALL I SHALL BECOME THE ETHAN HUNT (I'm gonna try to cut my hair like his in M:I2. Cause I'm afab sadly and that haircut would be the most socially acceptable)

I'm also totally getting a pair of sunglasses that look like Ethan's sunglasses in the airport scene dead reckoning. It's 50 bucks, but I must prove to the world of me being ethan hunt

[notnotnightwing]

YOU ARE NOT THE SHARPEST TOOL IN THE SHED

Haha yeah, but coo will gladly sharpen me

If yk what I mean. ;)

[castiellesbian]

badly made jackles valentines i ended up spending way too much time on. enjoy.

[coldasyou]

The only person who is the correct level of invested in Taylor without being Parasocial (tm) is me btw the rest of you are either fake fans or too invasive

[emilyskinners]

the way i will see people hype up a ship from a show you don't really watch but have seen content of it from time to time and they say how much it's such a good ship with such good moments. so then you watch said show, and you're turned out to be disappointed, and the ship really wasn't all that

[burstingsunrise]

i know that no one is completely objective and we all have biases toward our faves - they're our faves for a reason - but my god sometimes i read fandom takes that are just so batshit insane it really makes me understand why the world is falling apart