#it was disappointing ngl

[goffilolo]

In conclusion, when Asta becomes the wizard king Yuno needs to bid his time and wait for his turn to be Asta's 2nd wife

[rainscenes]

i've said this before but honestly i'm completely fine if buddie officially getting together takes a while longer as long as they make it canonically and indisputably obvious that it's happening. i would devour a whole season of them dancing around each other and slow-burn yearning and circling closer and closer over months while they're both at least half-aware of their own feelings

[eggcrum]

Happy new year let's enjoy the fireworks 🤑

[beif0ngs]

C'mon heart, beat loudly again! 💓

[lightgamble]

DAREDEVIL: BORN AGAIN | 1.01

I refuse to believe that a tragedy had to destroy everything. But it did.

[084392]

idk about biology or plants or any of that but i wanted to try my own take on some "realistic" grass types...

[baifengxis]

anny’s favorite 2024 asian dramas

when the phone rings, south korea fangs of fortune, china a tale of love and loyalty, china reverse 4 you, thailand the double, china lovely runner, south korea blossom, china yong an dream, china the legend of shen li, china the story of pearl girl, china

[brekkie-e]

Ok. I am all for giving Veilgaurd the space to be it's own game and appreciate it for what it is, but every time I see a person who openly talks about only getting in to dragon age this year or some other nonsense go off about how long term fans hate the game cause they cant handle change I see red.

I mean, to be a Dragon Age fan, you have to be able to accept change. Change is at the core of the experience. Whether that's a good thing or bad thing is a different question. But if you're a long-term fan of the series, you've succeeded in the task of accepting change.

The criticisms of Veilgaurd are, in my opinion, a little unique to the franchise. For all Inquisition tweaked certain lore and it irritated a lot of people- it did so with self-awareness and intention. I am thinking about how it did the Dalish dirty in many respects. For all I do not agree with that writing direction, the game itself atleast acknowledges it is 1. New information. 2. Dependent on the clan. 3. Gives you the room to roleplay your character according to previously established lore. This is just one example, of course.

Veilgaurd is unique in the fact it ignores much of the series pre-established lore and in no way owns up to it.

I have seen a lot of hateful comments about how Origins hasn't been the framework of the series since 2009. And yeah, sure to a degree that is true. The gameplay certainly got tossed out. But in many ways, Dragon Age 2 is a direct continuation of that world and setting. DA2 and Origins and the lore they established are solid and share a vision. Play as a Mahariel and engage with Merril's clan. It's the same world. The same npc's. Inquisition does not deviate that far from that vision when you look past the companions all playing devil's advocate.

I really don't think everyone disappointed with this game or finding it lacking are "blinded by nostalgia." Most Dragon Age fans will be the first ones to tell you the franchise is a mess. But acting like the games that established it as beloved to it's fans are no longer relevant is so nasty to me. You as a newer fan would not be able to play Veilgaurd if the older fans had not made the previous titles financial successes. If they had not kept the love for the series alive, this new game would never have made it out of development.

The game is good. It's enjoyable to play. It's not without its charms. It should be given room to shine for what it is. It's a miracle we have it given the development journey it went on.

But it's also a massive smack in the face to many people who loved all three previous titles. And that's a bad thing. And I hope future titles remember the lore and tone of the series better.

These two things can both be true.

[tategaminu]

You know, as beautiful and heartbreaking this scene is, it was just a "tease", we see Rayla determined to kill Callum yes but we don't know what would have happened, he didn't get full corrupted, we didn't get to see him full of darkness or fully possessed by Aaravos, I believe the route would have been Rayla refusing to kill him, everything has been leading up to it (If you have to choose me between me and the greater good...)

One of Rayla's character arc and foreshadowing was leading to choose Callum over the world and save him, choosing love over duty since one of her conflicts was choosing duty over love (like in TTM) and she's his one truth after all but that didn't have a huge pay off in this season.

Callum has done dark magic once again, so he's corrupted and vulnerable to when Aaravos comes back, he still has the cube and hasn't learned about his secrets, the possession plot isn't resolved at all and I suppose we will see the full thing coming in Arc 3 with Rayla saving him and the cube getting to shine.

[debian-official]

Did you know? Pirating and supporting artists directly is much cheaper than giving money to the CEO of that green Thing

[t0bey]

Dont think I ever posted this but i did a quick lil mini-redesign of greenhouse a while back

[mul-tik]

So, this happened to me on public servers a few days ago...

[manga-and-stuff]

Source: Delicious in Dungeon Danjon Meshi ダンジョン飯

by Ryōko Kui

[eliseliedl]

Metaphor: ReFantazio 1 / ?

[the-kingshound]

Honestly, this update makes me very nervous because I know some of you were awaiting with trepidation the wedding night with Arthur and I fear to disappoint