#chris parkes

[astrainova]

[oriley42]

Made a quiz in honor of the twentieth anniversary!! Have fun and tag with your results 👀

[kappa-bappa]

Some outlast sketch dump :/ also selkie!chris walker cause it was mermay

[milesfingers]

I hope no one has done it yet

[sleepdeprivedandoverthinking]

Saying this as both an Outlast and Mouthwashing lover.

A lot of people in the Mouthwashing fandom would not be able to handle it in the Outlast fandom, especially when it comes to liking characters.

Especially on tik tok, it seems the Mouthwashing fandom is so strict with what it does and doesn't allow, like I hate Jimmy as much as the next guy, but it's not a crime for someone to draw him or include him in the cast. He's an IMPORTANT part of the plot. The tik tok fandom also seems to say Mouthwashing shouldn't have a fandom point blank period because it's "too deeply thought out" and fanfics, ocs, and such shouldn't exist because it "ruins the story".

Meanwhile Outlast is a horrific, well thought out game with several installments, and the fandom is (mostly) chill. Like it's abundantly clear these guys aren't good people or even conventionally attractive to most people, yet they're adored and people make silly jokes of them all the time and make tons of fanfics, aus, and ocs. Hell, 90% if the fandom's favorite or second favorite dude is a guy who cuts people's dicks off and then kills them.

This isn't meant to say you can't have boundaries or things you like/dislike, but much of the Mouthwashing fandom overpolicies the fandom, and some even say Mouthwashing shouldn't have a fandom period because it's "too serious and dark" while Outlast is serious and dark yet no one cares what you do in the fandom.

Both are horror games with great stories.

Both produce gorgeous fanart and deep theories, and it's clear love is put into several art pieces and theories.

Difference is, a majority of one fandom can't handle fandom ACTING like fandom.

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Mini edit: Honestly this could be about fandom as a whole nowadays but given they're both horror games, albeit different types, with fan bases, that I love, I decided to compare them. Lets try to be civil please in discussion.

Edit 2: Okay, this got a lot more attention than I thought. TO AGAIN CLARIFY, its okay to have boundaries and personal reasons you may not like a character but like another. Same goes for certain aspects of fandom culture. But there's also the aspect of "block/scroll and move on". Frankly, my examples from Mouthwashing were things I have personally seen that you may not have, hence why some of you may be confused.

[filmgifs]

"Do you guys have that here?" "Uh, yeah, we have. It's all over the world." "Right."

Ashley Park, Chris Pang and Rohain Arora Joy Ride (2023) dir. Adele Lim

bonus:

[crumb-crumblet-s-crumbington]

winters beach day ft various ships

[barbatusart]

I DON'T WANT TO BE A CRUMBLING, CRUMBLING, CRUMBLING CASTLE

[dalekofchaos]

Sad, but true

[gluskinshell]

so i was bored yesterday and (with the help of wikipedia, in-game documents and the like) ive decided to write out the entire outlast timeline. or 99% of it anyway. i severely underestimated how big it actually is, but this was very fun to do! never again tho

[dr-robert-chase-apologist]

[dikdikpronouncedxylophone]

Thinking about when Waylon, who sent the whistleblower email to help the patients, went further into Mount Massive, he became more jaded and a bit sadistic.

Meanwhile Miles, established from the beginning to be a smartass, became a little more empathetic toward the end, particularly to Chris.

We stan narrative foils.

[valenfield-inspo]

Chris Redfield and Jill Valentine greeting and guiding visitors at Universal Studios' Biohazard: Night of Heroes in Japan. It's an immersive live-action event as part of the park's annual Halloween Horror Nights. Footage from ri_xiah

[kappa-bappa]

*slowly fades back into the void*

[thankstothe]

short on short violence

[gravitycoill]

look at my doctors dawg IM GOING TO DIE!!!!