#innocent life

[hug-kiss-marry-kill-farm]

[dreamrefuge]

"Innocent Life follows a young humanoid as he attempts to recultivate the forgotten land of Heartflame Island and rekindle the relationship between the island's community and its ancient spirits. The spirits grew angry with the townsfolk after they started relying on technology to run their society, sealing off much of the island in a blind rage. It is up to the young android to save the island before the spirits set off a volcano to destroy its inhabitants." - CBR

OMG, this is my first time playing this classic of my childhood! I'm so happy 🥹

I'm definitely gonna share more of it since it's the way I've always imagined 💕

The menu is really elegant with its tech layout and the Power Rangers reference was nice 😆

The house is also intriguing, because it's fancy and tech at the same time 😅

[seagullcharmer]

what do you mean these were people

[stickersnax]

My pickups from my trip to NYC this weekend! 🗽

I’m especially excited about snagging my first two sealed games (Mushiking and Innocent Life), and the SOS Strawberry Cow pre-order bonus! 🐮🍓

[iinsomaniac]

love how the moment ao3 goes down we all start acting like housewives waiting for their husbands to come back from war

[creature-wizard]

If you are so terrified of being Bad and Unredeemable that you can't make a decision that actually has a good chance of making things better and/or stopping things from becoming severely worse when there is some amount of moral ambiguity attached to said decision, that is a problem. A serious problem. What you have isn't "morality." It's anxiety/trauma so severe that it is actually preventing you from being a fully autonomous person.

Choosing inaction or the action that looks morally pure but actually has a nil chance of changing the outcome might make you feel like a good person, but it doesn't actually make you one. That's just not how it works. I won't say it makes you a bad person, but it does mean that your ability to behave autonomously and make meaningful choices is severely hindered.

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

Not beating the allegations.

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[crashmcdougal]

I had Innocent Life: A Futuristic Harvest Moon on PSP and it was... not great, lol

Funzies Poll-time of Almost March

There's seems to be a constant fervor for where the series will go next, beyond the next mainline entry that we so eagerly await. What game will be remade? Could there be a new collaboration? What could possibly be drastically different next go 'round on the Spinoff Train?

So, for no particular reason besides I really want to make a poll, I ask of thee:

[cr0ssfortune]

guess who finished innocent sin

[shrimpricebowl]

before we were born, was the sky this shade of blue?

[hug-kiss-marry-kill-farm]

[coolseabird]

My favorite solar punk game. I still think about this game every so often even though I haven't played it in years.

I actually find the simple, mundane life in a strange cyber-temple and cave mining fun. The overall future-blue, eco-friendly aesthetic and tech-assisted grocery store runs are cute!

While the game still relies a bit on "love" being what makes my cy-boy more human over time, it's familial and communal love as well as, like, cooking, good communication, mutual compassion, loss, etc. Not romantic.

I enjoy tending to my big-ass rooftop garden with my waterbot picking up after my big fluffdog before I go explore ruins for the day. I enjoy tuning in every weekend to the alien power rangers show to see what on Earth is happening. I enjoy cooking the oddly satisfying-looking meals to teach my cyboy what good food tastes like.

It's nice.

[charlietheepicwriter7]

Danny and Damien are twins au, but a slightly redeemed vlad makes Danny the CEO of Vlad Co and DALV and all his other shell companies. Danny is danny, he got pushed into this against his will and is very overwhelmed by CEO duties, so he reaches out to one of his father's sons, Timothy Drake-Wayne, for advice

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So, danny definitely knows his heritage in this au. He was the spare to Damien's heir, and while their relationship was strained by the constant competition, they still love each other, even when Danny started to show more proficiency in infiltration and subterfuge than assassination. Damien and Danny have a huge fight before Danny leaves, with Damien swearing to never forgive Danny for his betrayal, while Danny is like "what betrayal??? I just cant bring myself to kill someone outside of self-defense??"

(One of the things I hate about Danny and Damien Twin AUs is this depiction that, just because (usually) Danny is unwilling to kill, that makes him weak and a traitor. You think the medical staff in the LoA are assassinating people? Or the lawyers? He's not useless, he's just not good as an assassin)

He was sent to the Fentons at like... seven? eight? to study how the Fentons are purifying lazurus waters from Jack and Maddie, both of whom are partly sponsored by the League of Assassins. He's also learning more about spying from Jack, surprisingly, because no one would expect him of being a top tier spy. He has the occasional mission as a child, but it's mostly shadowing Jack to learn how to spy.

Danny sends letters to both Talia and Damien regarding updates on his training and the Fenton's research, but after a year of no reply from Damien, it's only to Talia. He's feels super hurt by this, and abandoned by the LoA, but the Fentons are kind and familial, and Talia visits once a year. She's unwilling to risk visiting more often, lest she risk getting the JL or the Spiders attention, but sometimes she even manages to visit on his birthday!

(Meanwhile, Talia starts sending birthday assassins to kill Damien so she can spend their birthday with Danyal. She's a really hot and cold mom.

Talia: You can choose me, and have a birthday dinner. Or you can choose your father and have a birthday assassin. You're choice. )

When Slade blows up the LoA, Danyal is given permanent orders to remain as Daniel Fenton until Talia, and only Talia, brings him back to the League. No missions and only one letter every six months. But when Ra's comes back to life and the League is back in power, Talia... never tells Danyal. Because she's seen how happy Damien is being a normal child with their father and wants that for Danyal too. Plus, she wants to continue to have a good relationship one of her children, sue her bruce.

So Danny is completely convinced that the League is mostly gone other than his mother, her zealots, and knows that his brother is living with their father. and he's... relieved. His brother is safe, and his mom told him their grandfather was avenged, so Danny can just enjoy his life. Which he does.

He sends out his six month report days before the portal accident.

Canon stuff happens until Danny is sixteen and Vlad, the fruitloop, steps down as CEO and strong-arms Danny into becoming CEO in his place. Jack and Maddie (who at this point know [or have always known in Jack's case, adn Danny didn't appreciate his dad using his his poker face against him like that] about Phantom) are thrilled.

Vlad is using his "foster son" (Dark Danny, but in this idea, he's Dante Masters) as an excuse as to why he's stepping down, since Dante needs all the attention he can give as a "troubled youth". Danny secretly hopes Dante kills Vlad in his sleep, but signs the papers away.

And there's so much work.

Danny has some idea of what he's doing (Vlad co is a tech company and DALV is weapons manufacturing, plus vlad gave him a crash course on CEOing). Sam and Tuck even help! But he wishes there was someone who could understand the pain of being a CEO while still a teen. But... his father's son, his brother, is one such person. And even though the other would never know, he really wanted to get to know his other siblings. So Danny reaches out for advice to Timothy Drake-Wayne.

Tim is immediately on guard when this Damien clone walks into his office claiming to be the new Vlad Co CEO. The clone acts nothing like Damien, but he still thinks this Danny Fenton is a league plant.

His paranoia doubles when Damien freaks out and confesses that A) Danny is apparently his twin brother and B) that he's been with the League of Assassins this whole time. Damien, who really doesn't want to admit that the reason he forced himself to forget his brother was because said brother didn't want to kill people, says "Tch. I didn't want to associate with the likes of him, so I put him out of my mind." Tim now believes that he's dealing with a master assassin with a huge grudge against Damien and Danyal showing no signs of malicious or aggression in their meetings only convinces him that Danyal is a master actor too.

Which, Danyal is a master actor. But all that other stuff is just Tim reaching.

[missjashin]

I’ve seen few fics hinting about Claudia and Wayne being a thing and I’m not against that at all, it’s kinda cute and all but what actually is selling that one for me is how goddamn hilarious it would be. I mean…

There’s Claudia Henderson. Dustin’s actual mom. And then there’s Steve Harrington. Dustin’s side mom. And then there’s the Munsons. Dustin with wavering voice asking “Did you fuck my mom?” And Eddie and Wayne just looking at each other like “is he talking to me or you? Because the answer is yes”

[thoughtkick]

I can’t think of a better way to revenge someone who tried to break you, than to live and love life more without them.

Innocent Mwatsikesimbe, Live & Remember

[creature-wizard]

For a functional and autonomous adult, morality isn't about staying innocent and pure.

It's about making the choices that have the best results, to the best of your knowledge.

"This choice in front of me has a good chance of having a good outcome, but since it has some amount of moral impurity attached to it, I just won't do it" isn't morality in any meaningful sense. It's a decision based on an extreme fear of being a Bad Person. That is all.