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diabodislexico

Star trek x Supernatural

#stop my two hyperfixations #·˚ ༘ castiel #ੈ ‧₊˚ supernatural #ੈ ‧₊˚ star trek #𝜗𝜚₊˚ fanart

a999ain

decaying sanctum

#𝜗𝜚₊˚ art #·˚ ༘ seven of nine #·˚ ༘ wisteria of bhaal

cynautica

this game is so creatures

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coniphibian

i know it's really not that serious but it annoys me when i see people completely miss the whole coexisting and becoming a part of an ecosystem part of subnautica, and then get mad when unknown worlds doubles down on not being able to kill things (with the exception of food and removing diseases or parasites, of course)

like. how did you get the impression that you're supposed to kill anything that gets in your way. did we play the same game

i'm so so glad they're just completely removing the player's ability to damage and kill creatures in subnautica 2 in favor of more interesting nonviolent methods (outside of the previously mentioned things) but i fear people who completely miss the point and view the game as something it most definitely is not will be very annoying about it

to quote bart torgal: “and what’s the point in surviving here if we have to kill everything that makes it so wonderful?” ...okay making an edit to this: i made this post before subnautica 2 released WHERE DID ALL OF YOU COME FROM this is terrifying why are there so many people sorry if you commented on this and i didn't respond. i'm a very socially anxious person and the amount of people interacting with this is scary i have more thoughts on this but frankly i'd much rather be enjoying the game so if i do want to express those thoughts it'll probably be in a more fun way like talking about themes or design choices or whatever instead of random "this pisses me off" posting

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psalidodont

i think i fucked up

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paper-mario-wiki

one of my favorite things that's happened during my playthrough of Subnautica 2 so far:

this fish, the Marrowbreach, is labelled to be (and upon basic observation, appears to be) very dangerous and aggressive and scary, so a lot of the time spent interacting them is specifically spent avoiding, or trying to escape them. they have a very specific, telegraphed attack where they launch towards the player in a super scary way.

however. i noticed that despite their scary appearance and loud growling noise, they don't actually do much damage when they attack you. and so i thought to myself "am i categorizing this unfamiliar social activity as aggression? am i being reductive towards how this creature actually operates? am i sure it's not just playing with me?"

and i was right.

#ੈ ‧₊˚ misc media #‘nature is beautiful’ catch me sobbing

horrortvfilmsource

SREADY OR NOT 2019 | dir. Tyler Gillett, Matt Bettinelli-Olpin

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nixscriptum

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pup-purgatory

impulse by ellen hopkins

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drmace

#ੈ ‧₊˚ baldur's gate 3 #·˚ ༘ isobel thorm #𝜗𝜚₊˚ fanart

idontwanttoboldlygo

I finally reached the article why I started reading this magazine and...

I mean. It WAS seminal. That Vulcan jizzed his pants.

Honestly I still have no idea how this aired, but if what we got was the tactful version, I want to know what he would have written without the danger of censorship.

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This works perfectly with that little essay on the t'hy'la footnote argumenting that Kirk's answer wasn't an answer at all (one of Kirk's "arguments" being that he wouldn't want to be thought of as a fool for choosing a partner who only would have sex once every 7 years). Also this member of Spock's legion of fans thanks you again Theodore Sturgeon...