#but i forgor :)

[blushouyo]

EGO DEATH

[clone-futon]

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[dailypj]

✨Day 17

Couldn’t finish big piece in time, made some doodles

Better thing done tomorrow

Ya

Pj - 7goodangel

[adohazard]

Original

[phone-kisser]

Is this a safe space to post my shrimpcake/stirfy fankid. I adore her

[bayfuzzball7050]

A drawing for the birthday boy 🔥🔥🔥

[prince-jelli-fish]

woah back from the dead 

[non-dys-sys]

With the added skillset of plurality you can make any childhood nostalgia into anemoia -vAmp

[spirited-splashes]

Inktober

Prompt: roam

[eluriart]

Bloody treason

Horror belongs to sour-apple-studios

Old art i forgot to post wooops

[newvegascowboy]

Okokok I wanna know your opinion on the Followers of the Apocalypse cause I personally love them a lot, favorite faction.

That’s mainly because they’re only faction in the wasteland who aren’t imperialists and actually believe in mutual aid and science, it’s incredible. They’re just such a good spark of hope and while they aren’t super nuanced, the fact that they show there’s always a better way is enough for me.

FUCK I FORGOT TO ANSWER THIS

I thought up a long reply while I was falling asleep and I basically have forgotten all of it, but the gist was that I think they're great and I'd like to know more about them.

In order to find other similar factions, we have to look to other games. Fallout 4 tends to flatten out its morality into Good Or Bad, and even factions that are meant to be a bit more morally neutral, as I suspect the Brotherhood to have been, lacks a lot of nuance that would have made them a more interesting faction. The Minutemen are the only other faction I can think of that were strictly dedicated to public service, and there was internal friction that led to their eventual decline. I don't think this is dissimilar to the schism that had the Khans split off from the Followers (although unfortunately, i think the followers are subject to a bit of moralism from the writers vis a vis drugs and addiction. Julie Farkas says some pretty sus things about addicts which sounds more like the person who writes her rather than someone of her character and beliefs would actually say.)

I also think its interesting that the Followers were indirectly the source of the birth of the Legion. I think Edward Sallow being a former Follower is very interesting. I suspect he was drawn to the idea of the free education and resources that were offered by the Followers, which also probably have him a subconscious idea about how to influence vulnerable people. If you know how to help people, you know how to hurt them, too. His rules around drugs and sexuality were no doubt influenced by Joshua Graham, but with the general medical and scientific background the Followers seem to have, I wouldn't be surprised if Edward spent some time studying psychology. He built the Legion on the inverse of the Followers philosophy.

I'd be pretty interested in hearing more about Edward's youth and background, especially if anyone is left to remember him as a young Follower. How did he perform? Was he uninterested in helping, or was he SO interested in helping he decided to take the people's choice in it away?

In general, the Followers remind me of that quote "Look for the helpers". I think it's rare that the group as a whole is dedicated to helping, but it's also refreshing to see there are people trying to do good at no benefit to themselves. I wish we had more representation for the Followers. I'd love to see them in future games.

LOVE U FOLLOWERS OF THE APOCALYPSE

[r0zzk1ll]

monthly dose of daforge for ur troubles :3

closeup image of This one bc i enjoy it A lot

[banidotpng]

qiqi fucks up the cobblestone generator

[fried-shrimp-tempura]

@takonei @terrarian-shenanigans hello fellow dei

(comic under cut)

[craftiestsloth]

A plush of Mae from Night in the woods I made in late 2021. I love her sooo much

[bleatroot]

happy mother's day to sephiroth i made playlists in my hyperfixation fuelled stupor