#bc man

[sorrynopiforyou]

man.... only the bravest and strongest of caine fans will survive this show

[noctiva]

‘Anything you want to know., I’ll show you the world’

[‘sweet thing’]

[gu6chan]

i really wanna get into drakengard doujin collecting.... there are so many old works made by fans 10, 20 years ago that i look at and wonder where they are now and it makes me emotional 😭😭

[lucy-the-cat]

At this point I'm convinced that at least 50-75% of the reason Maven treated Iris as badly as he did was because he resented the fact that she wasn't Mare. Like there was little strategic benefit to it considering how badly he needed that alliance, maybe Mare really was keeping him sane smh

[bobastudios]

Tomorrow the Pratt Library is hosting its 2nd annual Indie Game Fest, a locally curated arcade of indie video games! 🎮🕹

While you play, listen video game journalist Chris Bratt of People Make Games and cofounder of Midsummer Studios Jake Solomon, formerly of Firaxis Games, discuss laubching a game studio! 👨‍🏫 Chatime will be also there giving away sweet treats to players! 😋 And you know bubble tea is our kind of treat

🧋👁👅👁

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[dollopheadedmerlin]

Gonna be sciencey for a second here

Okay so the universe is infinitely expanding, yes?

Also, if we adopt the belief that the big bang was the beginning of space time, the universe was all once a hot, dense point within which contained the start of all energy and matter, yes?

So, does that mean, that, not only are we able to achieve life on this planet by the chance of our planet's composition and proximity to the sun and whatnot, but ALSO because of our placement in TIME that allows for organisms such as ourselves to exist due to the density of the universe in this stretch of history?

Like, in many billion years, will matter be too far apart to support this type of life, or life at all? Because the space between things grows infinitely wider as time progresses. So even the space between each atom grows wider as the universe ages, just so imperceptibly slow that we will NEVER practically see the evidence of this.

Or am I misunderstanding?

[modmad]

Unbecoming: stretch goal funding run-down

okay so I’ve talked with the team, and while it’d be great to allow you guys to have Unbecoming as an add on right now the fact is that we can't 'promise' a book we can't fund, so we are waiting to hit the stretch before allowing that book to be bought (in the case of the base goal it was different, as if we didn't hit the base, nobody would be charged anything)- so whatever the case I'm afraid we have to hang in here and hope we get to the stretch!

thank you all so much for all your support so far you’ve been incredible, and we still have a full week left to get to the goal, so let’s keep pushing!

[maschotch]