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Song of the Welkin Moon: Reprise — "An Elegy for Faded Moonlight": Version "Luna II" Update Details

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#genshin impact #genshin impact updates #genshin impact news #official #genshin impact luna ii #extra 2 hours of maintenance for something i truly do not care much about #i just wanna see durin and get nefer

2 questions: did Veilguard kill your interest in making art for the first 3 games as well? (I'm not asking because I hope for any particular answer, this is just artistic curiosity from a writer to an artist!)

Also, since DA is not happening for you anymore, have you had a look at Claire Obscur/Expedition 33? I think it would be interesting to see the characters in your art style. But to be clear I think the best art comes from artists who draw whatever they want, so don't take this as a request or anything :)

Yes, it did! I'm not saying I'll never replay any of the games - DAO still has a special place in my heart and DAI was enjoyable enough that I'd probably be content to pop in, run about, and do Inquisitorial Errands for an hour or two here and there - but watching EA gut one of my favourite IPs was just rough.

Clair Obscur/Expedition 33 didn't feel like it was for me. I might come back around to it, but I've got other games (like the Witcher series, replaying Fable 1 & playing through the rest of that series) on my to-play list right now.

And because I can't help myself, I've full on just ranted under the cut.

#asks #viiscaria #janeopines #jane talks #<- for folks who DONT want to be subjected to my ranting #block those tags alfjkla

since simplyplural and octocon being shutdown this gives me the excuse to share some resources i have found.

fronting tracker apps

these are ones i've tested and looked around with features. theres possibly more out there. if you want more options looking up "system tracker" might be your best bet.

ourcana - links up with pluralkit and can sync fronting and member edits(icons, pronouns, display name, icon, description, etc) works online as a webapp and on ios but you can add the website itself to your home screen on android and functions just like an app. supports simplyplural and pluralkit imports and has a tarot theme to the app.

ampersand - completely offline system tracker that allows tracking, journaling with privacy settings and content warnings, board messages, displaying system roles, tag management, custom fields,asset management (i haven't used this much yet but it supports images) works as a webapp, desktop app, and on android. supports pluralkit, simplyplural and tupperbox imports

systemconnect.replit - has options to display member relationships (closeness, relationship type, pairs, groups), headspace map, messaging, and adding other people as friends to see whos fronting with them, fronting analytics, discord webhook integration, iamge gallery for alters, private journals, . from what ive seen i couldn't find an option to import simplyplural, octocon, pluralkit, or any other system tracking platform. seems to only work online/as a web app.

System resources

these are specifically articles, websites, and documents to help with either system management, coping skills, tracking symptoms, and overall proving information and resources for trauma support and complex dissociative disorders.

writelighthouse - specifically for system journaling with customizeable journals and keeping track of alter information. also provides resources and such on their website. currently only a website from what i've seen (im not an active user but i've used it in the past)

dis-sos.com/mapping - some suggestions and tips on how to cisualize and map your system, its alters, and the relationships and development of your system. the website also provides examples and visuals of these different types of mapping. the rest of this website provides more help and information for CDD systems

multipliedbyone.org/did-resources - a whole selection of links that lead to did resources and apps for systems, self help, depersonalization and derealization resources, trauma resources(peer support, ra/mc organized extreme abuse, ptsd/cptsd, assault, addiction, lgbtq mental health, helplines, and many more) and has even bigger sections dedicated to various amounts of needs. multipliedbyone as a whole seems like a great website for cdd help and information

the CTAD clinic - this specifically links to their youtube channel but they have a website included "The CTAD Clinic offers assessment and treatment for Complex Trauma and Dissociative conditions. We specialise in assessing, diagnosing and treating dissociative conditions, such as Dissociative Identity Disorder. We train professionals, such as psychologists, psychotherapists and psychiatrists in diagnosing and working therapeutically with dissociation. Dr Mike Lloyd is the Clinic Director of Cheshire Psychology and The CTAD Clinic, and has lectured on the Doctorate Clinical Psychology courses at Liverpool and Lancaster Universities on Dissociative Disorders as well as at international conferences. Mike is a past Board Member of ESTD. We have a resources page, highlighting essential reading in the field of complex trauma and dissociation."

https://neloran.wordpress.com/for-survivors/worksheets/ - DID/OSDD symptom management and help worksheets (checklists, logs, profile checks, grounding, planning, etc)

and for misc things i have two document copied to help with being blurry and figuring out who you are in the moment here and here along with a alter mapping template that i setup via google docs, go ahead and copy it and tweak it to your needs.

idk what im doing still and im still stumbling around and seeing what i can do for myself and others but if this helps anyone then good. im not a professional and i've only dug around so far into these resoruces but theres plenty of options so atleast something in here might help.

#these are specific to trauma/did/osdd/and complex dissociative disorders as a whole #this isnt a safe space for endogenic systems but i cant stop you and if it helps it helps.

CONTENTS: VOLUME 3: ON ESCAPISM, HUMAN EVOLUTION, AND CONSEQUENCES

Turns out spending some time being lazy does wonders to your nervous system.

You give Gen credit where it’s due. You feel much better after a short break and it’s way easier to think now that you’re pacing yourself accordingly to your physical abilities instead of just rushing into stuff headfirst. But as much as you would have loved to lay around and do nothing, it’s impossible. Tsukasa still exists and you can’t delay your visit to the village Gen found any longer.

You don’t really know where to begin unpacking its existence, however. There are only a couple of possible origins for this settlement, and you have a hard time picking one that you think is more rational. Either someone managed to wake up before Senku – a feat in and of itself – come up with a formula of revival fluid, establish a small colony and then subsequently hit a wall in progressing past the primitive lifestyle, be it lack of resources, manpower, or knowledge. Or, which is crazier, someone somehow survived petrification and this village is a completely new isolated society with its own customs and culture that has been in development for over three thousand years. Reina would have a blast here, but you’re not sure you want to cross this bridge just yet.

You also don’t really want to meet Ishigami Senku, if you’re being completely honest with yourself. If you don’t meet him, then you can see him. And if you can’t see him then you can neither confirm nor deny his existence. Schrödinger’s Ishigami Senku is the way to go, even if it’s just delaying the inevitable. And as much as you like Reina, as much as a good friend she is, you know for sure that at the end of the day she’s going to return to the comfort of familiarity instead of the endless possibilities if she were to break free from her doubts.

So you pretend like you can’t tell your right from your left. Gen is egregiously supportive in your endeavor, so he plays along by rambling about his unparalleled skill in card tricks instead of actually showing the way. The role of the navigator falls on Reina and turns out she knows quite a lot more than she lets on, as despite appearing visibly annoyed by you and Gen’s weaponized incompetence, she is familiar with the route.

#dr stone x reader #drst x reader #asagiri gen x reader #senku x reader

THE BOOK.

the following are tasks and topics that the magazine will cover for the august issue and june online content, as well as canon events that took place in june and august. feel free to use these as prompts for your character development and interactions. your ideas will automatically be assigned to your muse, if it fits their role. otherwise, it will be assigned to someone else. you are free to pass your assigned task onto someone else or collaborate with others for it via plotting. there is canonically other content being posted aside from those listed here, but you may only write about those listed here. remember that the magazine runs on a peer review system, which means that others are looking at and editing your muse's work constantly. good hustle, team! don't forget to drink some water and breathe.

#hbrw: the book #DUN DUN DUNNN #this is a hefty one folks #u r all so creative!!!#staff coming back from france to a mountain of pr packages... our receptionist hwaiting

The titles "Valley of the Toys" and "Shaper" have caught my interest

Shaper was answered here.

The Valley of the Toys is a DnD setting inspired by a comment here on Tumblr that "Lord of the Rings is Mad Max for the Elves"; it's a post-apocalyptic high fantasy setting in the aftermath of a collapse from a high magitech civilization, basically fusing DnD with Gamma World.

The setting overview is as follows:

The End of an Era: Windows 10 Support Ceases October 14th, But a New Horizon Awaits with Linux

A significant chapter in personal computing is drawing to a close as Microsoft officially ends support for its popular Windows 10 operating system on October 14, 2025. This move will leave millions of users with PCs that do not meet the stringent hardware requirements for an upgrade to Windows 11, potentially rendering their systems vulnerable to security risks. However, this end-of-an-era moment also presents an opportunity for users to explore a powerful and versatile alternative: Linux.

For many, the hardware limitations of Windows 11, such as the need for a recent processor and a Trusted Platform Module (TPM) 2.0, are a significant barrier. Linux, in stark contrast, is renowned for its flexibility and ability to run efficiently on a wide range of hardware, including older computers that are deemed obsolete by the latest Windows standards. This means that your perfectly functional but "unsupported" PC can have a new lease on life, complete with ongoing security updates and a vibrant ecosystem of free and open-source software.

The Sims Community Thrives on Linux

For the dedicated community of The Sims 3 players, the transition away from Windows 10 does not have to mean abandoning their beloved game or their creative pursuits. Thanks to advancements in compatibility layers like Valve's Proton, which leverages the power of the Vulkan graphics API, The Sims 3 can run smoothly on Linux distributions. This allows players to continue enjoying their virtual worlds, often with impressive performance, on the very same hardware that cannot run Windows 11.

Furthermore, the robust modding scene that is integral to The Sims 3 experience is not only alive but flourishing on Linux. All the essential tools for mod creators and users are fully functional in a Linux environment. Whether you are manually organizing your custom content or using comprehensive tools, the transition is seamless. Even sophisticated applications like The Sims 3 Workshop can be run effectively on Linux with the help of compatibility software, ensuring that creators can continue to build and share their custom content with the community without interruption.

As the curtain falls on Windows 10, users are not left without a path forward. Linux stands as a testament to the power of choice, offering a secure, stable, and highly customizable platform that respects user freedom and extends the life of your hardware. For The Sims 3 players and modders, this means the end of Windows 10 is not an end to their creativity but an open door to a new and empowering computing experience. All my ccs and programs are developed on Linux Deepin. Welcome to Linux, Welcome to the future

List of Compatible Community TS3 compatible programs:

*TS3 RIPPER 2025 *TSRW *S3PE *Blender "For 3d and animation". *Milkshape WINE *Skinator *RadioStation Creator for The Sims 3. ___Script Mods compile with ms or xbuild in linux "Mono". * Milkshape WINE *Drops Alternative Gallery *Loko Mod Manager ____________________ Versions of the sims compatible with linux: The Sims The Sims 2 The sims 3 The sims medieval The Sims 4.

Original and Alternative

Steam Native with proton and EA APP with wine. The Sims 3: https://www.protondb.com/app/47890 The Sims 4 https://www.protondb.com/app/1222670 The Sims https://www.protondb.com/app/3314060 The Sims 2 https://www.protondb.com/app/3314070 ____________________ Other games like the sims compatible with linux:

Inzoi

Tiny life

Second life *Native

Imvu

_____ Softwares for make machinimas for Sims and Softwares for photoedit and texture maker: Photopea Photosir Kdenlive Audacity Blender Davinci Resolve Openshot Gimp

** Photoshop older versions compatible with wine. but not recomendad.

#simblr #sims #the sims 3 #ts3 #sims3cc #s3cc #ts3cc #s3ccfinds #sims 3 simblr

Homestuck Fan Content Roundup, January 2011

A quick overview of significant developments from the past month or so! Fan projects! Hussie doodles! General trends! It’s all here. In general I might try to do a post like this for each month this year, plus individual posts if anything huge happens.

→ Hivebent Radio Play Trailer. The Hivebent Radio Play team began writing and casting for their project back in July, and like with any ambitious group project, it seems like they’ve dealt with project management issues and leadership changes since then – but they have also put serious work into making this happen! The trailer is here, featuring original music, voice actors for most of the trolls, and Toby Fox as narrator. I think voice headcanons are something that people will always have strong feelings about and not all of the voices are how I personally imagine the characters, but the trailer seems well made and I’d be excited to listen to the full episodes!