#spitting in my face

[divineandmajesticinone]

SHREK (2001) dir. Andrew Adamson & Vicky Jenson

[vellichorom]

you sick little animal, even death itself pities you.

[destiny-islanders]

adding injury to insult

[mourningsbane]

I've been obsessed with reading this Clangen comic in particular so catch some fanart I've did in uni

The first one is Sweetkit spending time with the best mother™ (and live Tanglefern reaction, l bozo) and the second is Honeyspring and Sweetkit but anthro!

WOUGGH LOOK AT THAT!! You made Honeyspring look so sweet, we love that for her <3

I especially like your anthro designs! I've never been good at drawing anthros, so it's exciting to see them translated (since I don't have the skills to do it)!

[softgothbabe]

blah

[coochellati]

I love how Bruno was basically designed to be hot

yeah, you did a great job, Araki, didn’t you

[askinkiskarma]

‼️ if vi says ripped skinny jeans are back ripped skinny jeans are so back baby ‼️

[novakson]

[caiabresebun]

this year has been kicking my ass so bad... a miggy for these trying times

[ghostvibesonly]

jay when he manages to slip in one final polites mention

[roriprincess]

I’m healthy, wealthy and hot what more could I ask for?

[vampiyahs]

screencap doodles i did while i was watching s7 for the first time

[dopamining]

While I never expected a good game, I at least hoped that some of the remaining veterans on the writing team would make sure that the game stays consistent in terms of lore.

It's not hard, I said, as someone who keeps a wiki of their OCs and worldbuilding, so I don't contradict myself. It's not hard to give even incompetent gig writers you hire for the job a guideline. You've had over a decade to write it, of course!

WRONG.

On top of glaring incompetence in something as basic as keeping a logical flow in dialogues and scenes, somehow you manage to break your own canon every couple of minutes of spoken content?

How did any of this go through review? Was there even a review? Did anyone care to make this game at least consistent?

And at the same time, somehow, they managed to actively avoid adding new lore to the game. Everything that Veilguard reveals has already been foreshadowed or half-revealed in the prior games.

And the plotlines that DID have unresolved mysteries? The titans, the world outside of the effects of the veil? The elven uprising, the flocking of Dalish from all over Thedas to Solas' cause in Tresspasser? The hints of a war about to break between Tevinter and qunari? Briala's countermeasures in the eluvian guerilla warfare between the factions? The grandiose mystery that has been hinted at, with Morrigan's sisters, the ancient dragons, all being connected to the "blood of the earth" and the Titans, and the blight, AND qunari? The plotline hinting at the death of the archdemons somehow damaging the world irreconcilably and being something to be avoided? Enchantment? Kieran?

Damn it, even just the real and gruesome picture of Tevinter slavery and the existence of the Black Divine and Minrathos' policy of worshiping solely the maker and considering the worship of Andraste s heresy!

Off all these the only thing that hasn't been chucked out of the window and into abyss is a wheel of cheese.

Edit I: Oh and if you thought drug addiction of the Templars is still a theme in the game, don't worry, they forgot to write that in.

Edit II: I was wrong! They didn't forget to write it in. They deliberately wrote it out for the Northern Templar order and turned them into cops.

Edit III: After going through Codex entries, I would like to make mention that there IS a Codex that talks about the differences of worship between nations. However it does not change that the writing outside of the Codex entries is breaking that lore.

Additionally I made mention that they forgot about the outside world. Again, there is a Codex entry that mentions that lore, but it seems to be incomplete as it erroneously states that people have been turned back and there are wild stories circulating. People have in fact died in storms, and survivors that made it back were all driven insane. There is no mention of it. My speculation over the years was that the effect of the Veil is local and I was expecting THAT alongside the "veil measuring devices" and the Orb to play into the study of the Veil by the Inquisition remnants and other interested parties. Alas, this plays 0 role in the plot.

As does the mechanic of belief as a power source, in fact! You know, the one mechanic they hinted heavily as something that could easily change the nature of beings closely connected to the Fade? Remember the Avvar?

Or the Chasind? Hello? Does anyone remember the Chasind? (Who, I notice now after rereading the wiki page on them, are written in an archaic form of xenophobic stereotypes towards northern eastern europeans. Wow.)

[vcrnons]

the many faces of hansol vernon chwe, part 2 / ∞

bonus, feat.dino:

[softgothbabe]

[neonhellscape]

most offputting twink youve ever seen in your life