#i replayed this game recently

[skymagic16]

Sa2 redraw weeeee!!! (also seeing movie 3 tomorrow I’m winning!!!!)

[valeriapryanikova]

i know they're like hippies or whatever but hear me out,, what if... witches???? anyone? no? just me,? okay

[akiacia]

cake night highlights

[gummi-ships]

Kingdom Hearts Union χ - Daybreak Town

[reksink]

Beloved Residents of Dirtmouth (And Quirrel 👍)

[otiksimr]

Balloon rat creature

[yoshii1577]

" THIS is the hidden treasure of Area Zero! "

[buttercupshands]

Finished themmm

Accidentally

I planned on going to bed early as a celebration, but then I looked at my unfinished pf of Siffrin in the sketchbook and boom couple of hours of sketching, lining and coloring and the beans are now officially paper figured

I can now randomly take photos of them in a forest whenever I feel like it. I have couple pfs on me every day just in case of this happening

[front-facing-pokemon]

[dailykeiji]

today’s keiji is: detroit…… your turn to. become human. or something

[akemi-roses]

s4 is still great 🍊 and “Done Running” is five years old now… 🥲

[ceemi]

me when i have free will

[arcadiabaytornado]

I still think the “The Walking Dead” game creators deserve an award for creating Clementine. I've never seen a child character be so universally loved by the fanbase.

Child characters are controversial. Usually, they can't be on screen for more than five seconds before they get labeled as: Too bratty, too high-energy, too defiant, and/or too unhelpful.

We see all the time that child characters don't go over super well. Yet, Clementine is like...the kid of all time. I've never seen someone play the game and come out of it disliking her, despite the fact that she makes some pretty big mistakes in Episode 4 that any other child would get crucified over in a fandom space.

I really think the writing around her character is perfect. In fact, I think the best example of Clem's characterization being very likable is when she goes to open the door at the station without Lee's permission. I think is the best example because it really blends the three elements that I think make Clem's character work so well:

A: The writers have Lee be gentle toward Clem instead of angry. A lot of writers have their main character be constantly annoyed by their child sidekick, and considering that as players are supposed to resonant with the main character, those feelings of annoyance rub off on us. Therefore, it was a great choice to have Lee be understanding when Clem makes a mistake.

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B: Clem immediately apologizes when Lee says to be more careful about opening doors, and she's usually very receptive if Lee tells her not to do something. A lot of child characters would dig in their heels and fight their caretaker if they were told not to do something, and I think the fact that Clem usually takes Lee's advice means the player isn't building up frustration with her. And I think it was also a good writing choice because when Clem starts pushing back against Lee when he doesn't look for her parents it doesn't feel like "Well. Clem never wants to listen anyway, so of course she has a problem with this," it feels like "Wow. Clem feels very strongly about this. This is clearly something that's impacting her deeply." I think the players are more sympathetic to Clem being stubborn over a few things when she's not stubborn over everything.

C: Clem has a very good balance going. She's not overly naive to the point it's frustrating, but she's certainly not mature enough for the player to assume she knows what she should and shouldn't be doing. She's very much written like an eight year old instead of a four year old or a fourteen year old, and I think that helps her character a lot.

I really think Clem's writing is just super great on every level. I replayed TWDG in the last few days and kept thinking "Man. I don't they could have written her character any better," and obviously because I love meta I had to figure out why that was.

Thus, this post.

[ariendiel]

Well, I guess this is the end then. What a shame, but also not surprised as fusebox has run this game into the ground 💔

[eldragon-x-moved]

a reference for what Drawn to Life is like, since it's probably obscure enough for many people to not have an impression of it. DS game with cute fox people called Raposa where you draw things basically:

As for the PMD poll, I'll reveal the right answer and give context to everything else in a reblog once it's over!

[spear-gsun]

Mizuchi doodles from last night