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[danskjavlarna]

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Ornate capitals and other fancy vintage letters.

[allcatsconstitutethesamefamily]

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They've had many lives and many ages: cats I've met in my time travels.

[so-very-small]

genie: so, you have three wishes-

me: i want everyone in the world to be able to size shift between two inches tall and fifteen feet tall, at will, in a totally safe manner, EXCEPT for my ex and anyone within a 100 meter radius of them. everyone they see or meet will be the exact same height as them.

genie: that’s…. specific.

me: they’re into size. imagine knowing g/t is now real and exists, and you will NEVER get to experience it firsthand. i cannot think of a worse fate for any size fan.

genie: ….y’know what, fuck yeah. let’s do this

me: YAY. so for my second wish, i’m thinking bigass sword

genie: NICE

[letras2wi]

Capital T - Malli Mka Marr Lyrics

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[fluffyartbl0g]

PFTDGEHSJSJDYTE I CANT BELIEVE MONKEY D. LUFFY HAS TAKEN OVER TUMBLR!!!

At first sight I was like, oh cool! I see they’ve added a Luffy tab on my dashboard, because I love one piece. And then I look down the luffy tag,,, AND THERE ARE SO MANY PEOPLE WHO JUST. DON’T KNOW WHO HE IS XD. That must mean THEY’VE JUST ADDED HIM TO EVERYONE’S DASHBOARDS WAHAHAHA!

First of all, it’s pronounced loo-fee. Second of all, he’s from hit series One Piece and you better not forget it!!!

[hussyknee]

I do not have the words to articulate my level of rage about this. We need to start killing and eating tech bros.

[sunuism]

sunwoos so funny he was like crying and sobbing and then like 5 minutes later he gave the most well spoken speech of a lifetime

[tojisun]

thinking about valeria patting her thigh and saying, with a fond smile, “c’mere.”

you clamber to her lap with a fond huff, wobbly and uncoordinated, and it makes valeria cup your ass with her hands to hold you steady.

“easy now,” she murmurs. you coo in thanks and she rolls her eyes at you playfully, before loosening her hold on you enough that you can twist to pluck the palette from the table.

“dios mio,” valeria grumbles. “not this again, mi vida.”

“ugh c’mon, val! can i?”

she stares at you with her lips pinched. you jut your own out in a pout and valeria’s eyes flick to them, her brows creasing as her resolve crumbles, but you know she needs one more push.

so, you bat your eyelashes at her, and say, “please?”

valeria continues to watch you in silence for a while before sighing and giving you a short nod.

you cheer, diving down to give her kiss, the palette pressed between you two.

“y’r adorable, y’know that?” valeria asks when you pull away.

“duh,” you reply.

she pinches your ass in retaliation and you hiss, glaring at her.

valeria only gives you a cheeky grin.

[miamiweisz]

Pride Month Celebration Week: Day 3 - Tropes

↳ period piece gays (or alternatively, homosexuality is all about hands...limbs...foreheads)

[devsgames]

As a dev who didn't really follow Baldur's Gate 3's development I was incredibly surprised at the number of people who have been making really sweeping and baseless claims about its success: stuff like "the game is made well by people who are passionate", or claim that other devs "just have to make good games", or that it's successful "because it doesn't have microtransactions". It's not that surprising I guess since Gamers tend to say these things about any product they happen to like and agree with, but I guess it was surprising to me how much people were saying it about this game specifically.

I'm sure the devs were passionate and I've sort of been enjoying my time with it, but frankly the success of BG3 absolutely does not feel like a design or development thing to me, but it's an obvious marketing and business one.

Having a good game obviously very much helps, but the fact of the matter is that rhetoric like this intentionally overlooks or downplays the real industry success factors: that BG3 is the third game in an already-popular and established legacy CRPG series that is built on an engine and mechanics by a studio which already made two other (unrelated) financially successful games on of the same genre, with all of it built on a back of a TTRPG franchise that has for the past few years been undergoing a huge resurgence in popularity and in no doubt funded through that partnership and licensing deals. Franchises like safe bets to make a profit, and this feels like the safest of bets. It really isn't successful because the game isn't adopting user-hostile monetization or because it's approach is radically different from any other game's development, it's successful because all these business factors.

To that end, whenever someone implies that other devs should just make games the same way...it's really funny! Like, the stars have aligned to make this product a hit and this doesn't implicitly make it a bastion or model for equitable game development just because it sold well and doesn't adopt hostile monetization schemes.

The fact of the matter is there's lots of games that are well-made by passionate devs and don't feature microtransactions or hostile monetization schemes, and they don't implicitly do well because of these design decisions alone; usually it's because they failed at marketing or didn't have the AAA budget to promote themselves like BG3. I'm also willing to bet that like every AAA studio, the devs at Larian likely weren't equitably compensated for this success, since most productions on a game of such a massive scale like this only really turn a profit because they undercut those working on it - huge profit and equitable compensation aren't often compatible concepts in game development. It's not like that would be any different here, so the "other devs should look to this game on how it should be made ethically" is a strange pull to me as well.

Basically this is all to say I think it's incredibly reductive to hold a product up on a pedestal by virtue of sales figures and choosing not to enact hostile monetization schemes. After all, I'm severely doubtful a product like BG3 would have done poorly assuming it had microtransactions in the first place. There's just way too many other factors that guided it alonge.

Do we need big budget games to move away from predatory business models that attempt to exploit the most vulnerable players? Absolutely yes I think we do, but I think people would also value from staying aware of real factors at play that define success in these sorts of situations, and not reduce development to "why don't developers simply make GOOD video games!" which I think is fairly baseless and confirmation-bias-y in its own way.

[danskjavlarna]

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Ornate capitals and other fancy vintage letters.

[allcatsconstitutethesamefamily]

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They've had many lives and many ages: cats I've met in my time travels.

[maigetheplatypus57]

Do you ever think about parkour god Evbo and like, how he never has to worry about falling ever again?

Sure if he ever missed a jump it's easy enough to place a block to land on... but even without that there's really no punishment if he DOES fall into the void.

There's no status he's fighting to keep, no fear of losing his champion title or ending up a level lower or in hell simply because he fumbled at the wrong time.

Do you think that sometimes he'll just stand or lay down in the void, just to see what it's like? Does he finally feel safe in the embrace of the vast expanse he has given himself to, over and over again? Does falling without fear feel like flying, sometimes?

Icarus flew up to meet the sun and fell, but instead of drowning he became the wind itself, forever one with the sky that he's dreamed of seeing his whole life.

Do you ever just think about… how relaxed he must feel. Just how free

[mmeqkoi]

ah yes, a face of a 13 year old 😭😭

[hood-ex]

Bruce barging in on Dick and Roy's violent trauma dump sexcapade is absolutely sending me.

[carrion-art]

it's fine! he's doing great!

lyrics from Wolves of the Revolution by The Arcadian Wild