#get to work expansion

[velvet-catalog]

Sims 4 CC - SMT/Persona magazine rack (requires GTW)

Includes 5 colors each, with 2 alt covers. Shin Megami Tensei, Raidou, SMT 3 Nocturne, Persona 4 Golden, and Persona 5 Strikers covers

Features:

Requires "Get to Work" Expansion pack

Functional Bookshelf

Find in bookshelves category.

2 alternative magazine covers (both 5 colors each)

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SMT/Persona series is owned by Atlus/Sega. This is only intended for fans to enjoy the series further.

[commandertartarsmoocher]

Compilation of tags I recieved on that one post

I know what you are [🏳️‍🌈].

[trisloshr]

completely forgot to post i was a guest on hero shot zine! thank you for having me!

[mikimeiko]

The Expanse | 3x08. It Reaches Out

[mymirrorlight]

Nanamin Gets a Vacation

So I’m working on random panels for my Nanami comic. I can’t wait to get to this part! Our husband’s all healed up and getting the beach vacation he deserves.

Ignore the image quality, I took a picture of my screen with my phone. Don’t ask. I love him in sunnies.

[rustchild]

one of the wild things about people’s stubborn insistence on misunderstanding The Ones Who Walk Away From Omelas is that the narrator anticipates an audience that won’t engage with the text, just in the opposite direction. Throughout the story are little asides asking what the reader is willing to believe in. Can you believe in a utopia? What if I told you this? What about this? Can you believe in the festivals? The towers by the sea? Can we believe that they have no king? Can we believe that they are joyful? Does your utopia have technology, luxury, sex, temples, drugs? The story is consulting you as it’s being told, framed as a dialogue. It literally asks you directly: do you only believe joy is possible with suffering? And, implicitly, why?

the question isn’t just “what would you personally do about the kid.” It isn’t just an intricate trolley problem. It’s an interrogation of the limits of imagination. How do we make suffering compulsory? Why? What futures (or pasts) are we capable of imagining? How do we rationalize suffering as necessary? And so on. In all of the conversations I’ve seen or had about this story, no one has mentioned the fact that it’s actively breaking the fourth wall. The narrator is building a world in front of your eyes and challenging you to participate. “I would free the kid” and then what? What does the Omelas you’ve constructed look like, and why? And what does that say about the worlds you’re building in real life?

[bonebabbles]

Just a few more food mods. I swear this will be enough food mods. After this I will need no more Farmers Delight expansion food mods. It'll fix me I swear. I'll be done after just one more. I don't need any more food mods--

[sylhorn]

I’m kind of baffled about the state of dawntrail discussions having two parties in regards to Living Memory, one being “shutting it down is amoral” and the other being “it’s moral and not at all like what Emet-Selch wanted to do with us”. It’s like a lot of people refuse to engage with the narrative from any other perspective other than their own when the game essentially hits you over the head with the message.

Yes, the existence of Living Memory is unsutainable and amoral and, frankly, pointless – you can make the very valid argument that the people there were just AI chatbots trained on the memories of a given individual, leeching off of the souls of others, their existence demanding the genocide of the entire universe in the end. I agree, in our eyes, Living Memory is an affront to life, sure!

Nobody seems to talk about that this is the exact same perspective Emet-Selch had about us, or when mentioned, people say that it isn’t the same. It is? He very explicitly tells us that the people living on the shards today are pale imitations to what he considered to be life, and thus shutting it down and trying to undo his mistake IS the solution (he is very much like Solas from DA in this regard), because in his eyes there’s nothing to lose but everything to gain. Emet-Selch saw us in the same light we see the people of Living Memory, and the game is painfully unsubtle in drawing this parallel. Even with the differences (we are not recreated memories but actual souls being reborn from the aetherial sea, etc-etc), the game WANTS you to make this connection between Emet and what we do. It is quite literally the point!

Yes, Living Memory has to be shut down because its biggest drawback is that it’s unsustainable and would continue to destroy what we deem to be lives. It is also arguably an affront to what we consider life and its natural end (directly opposing the message of Endwalker). The Endless aren’t even too hung up about this shutdown, bar Sphene. Shutting down Living Memory is necessary.

But you can’t say it was morally good and unquestionable if you can’t give Emet’s views the same grace. In the end, both his plans (and the Ascians at large, frankly) and Living Memory had to be stopped because that means survival for us, but to divorce the two narratives to maintain the WoL and co.’s moral superiority is disingenuous and does the story a disservice.

[age-of-moonknight]

“Crusader,” Phases of the Moon Knight (Vol. 1/2024), #1.

Writer: Benjamin Percy; Artist: Rod Reis; Letterer: Cory Petit

[rocicrew]

more shippy doodles : the girls edition

[ghostie-gengar]

ghost of the metro fans get excited Something is going to happen later today

[commandertartarsmoocher]

Overlorder/Smollusk & Commander Tartar doodles because I think they'd make a great team.

[sootcrow]

oops I haven’t posted art in a while. here have these drawings of two of my madcom ocs

Their names are Xelra and Lake respectively

Short infodump below

Xelra’s the resident protagonist and sniper of a mercenary group called the Greyhunters, notorious for her hellish ability in combat and her apparent plot armor. Even if people aren’t familiar with the Greyhunters, they’ve probably heard of her somewhere. She’s impulsive, cocky, reckless, and constantly throwing herself into dangerous situations if it means benefiting the Greyhunters (much to the displeasure of her boss). Most of her missions end in something being on fire and/or a near-death experience.

Lake is a pretty simple ordinary grunt that’s just terrified for their life. They’re jumpy, nervous, and easily spooked, which honestly makes sense considering this hellscape of Nevada they live in. They work at a place called Melinda’s Diner and Bar and serve food and stuff

I’ve been working on a full lineup of the everyone including Xelra’s coworkers and her brother but god knows if I’ll ever get around to finishing it

[pharawee]

My tumblr and BL holiday is probably going to be a bit longer because my internet is down. Again. Apparently there's return path interference (cries in cable) and they can't just fix it. They have to find the source of the interference first (which could be hiding anywhere in the neighbourhood).

It's a good thing I downloaded all the recent trailers and shows I couldn't watch so I can at least catch up and make some gifs.

They couldn't even give me an ETA. It might take them weeks. 😭

[catboy-become-goth]

Elftober day sixteen- Mystic

Despite getting to live out her dream of studying the stars, Oteone can't make them give her the answers she wants. They won't tell her if her friends are alive.

[eeveekitti]

day 10: worm grass

its late and simple but im suffering Art Block okay