#comebxckqueen

[bonafidegrit]

comebxckqueen replied to your post “Something she really doesn't want anyone to know about her? Traits,...”

[[finally someone acknowledges that last bit, ty]]

ok imma meta/rant at u

it annoys me to NO end when people automatically assume that because nisha is with jack, her opinions, thoughts and actions are COMPLETE derivatives from his mentality. 

do you honestly think nisha wants a clean and orderly pandora?

nisha is ruthless nisha is sadistic nisha is a tad unhinged 

and guess what? 

       SHE WAS LIKE THAT BEFORE MEETING JACK.

and she would be like that even if she wasn’t in a relationship with him. nisha is not going to change for A N Y O N E, less likely for jack. even in BL2 when you’re trolling around lynchwood and she comes up on the intercom; ‘let jack have his ivory towers. i came to pandora for the action.’ i mean the whole ‘courting’ between them basically began when jack had those scientists sucked out the airlock. it was that building savagery that drew her to him but it’s the underlining aspects ( ie; shitty childhood ) that kept her around. plus getting to decimate an entire town was pretty enticing too. nisha doesn’t want order, she just want’s to be in thick of it when shit goes down. a lover of chaos she will always be.

and does nisha carry the same burning hate for the vault hunters as jack?

N O

but dani wat abt brick’s puppy? well they were trying to get him to talk... and nisha hates puppies...  so yeah, you find a weak point and you dig until they break. quite literal in dusty’s case oops. honestly i think she would have still done it just because she wanted to, or cause she could. 

i mean if nisha hated them as much as some people seem to perceive, you really think she’d wait for them to come to her. like you don’t think that she would have way more fun hunting them down one by one, leaving little pieces for the others to find. y’know really get into their heads before sealing the deal. pay attention people, if pissed off enough i don’t think there is a limit to the lengths this woman would go to end someone.

nisha ≠ jack

nisha ≠ jack

      nisha ≠ jack

S T O P  ok please just stop

you are erasing the opinions and considerations of an already underrated female character to satisfy your obvious dislike of her. 

i’m tired... this took more outta me than i thought and i still have so much more i wanna get off my chest but.... i’m tired -_-

[timthedoppelganger]

Tim’s shop was more than just a little out of the way, half hidden under the shade of a rocky outcropping along the far western section of the Dust. It wasn’t much to look at from the outside, a bit of scrap littered around the area for repurposing, and a rickety sign on a post not far from the door that read “Gun mods and robotics” with a neatly drawn arrow pointing to the door. A second door was tucked around the corner with a small plaque that read “employees only”. Completely unnecessary, since it was reinforced and sealed with an electronic lock that only responded to a specific echo device. 

The interior was... Not much better, honestly. At least as far as the store front was concerned. Tim had long ago given up on keeping it too orderly, although the section of the building that he actually lived in was another matter. He’d gotten a bit better at separating his work from his living spaces, over time. There was more scrap, though these bits and pieces were smaller and polished, parts of guns and vehicles and gods knew what other machines littering benches and shelves and tables around the desk that separated the workshop area from the small lobby, a small, silver bell, some loose paperwork with what looked like pricing charts, and a cash register all that adorned it.

A rather new looking stereo was playing old rock music, the shop’s owner singing along quietly in the back, only just audible from the front desk. His painted bandit mask hung loosely around his neck as he leaned over his work bench proper, working on fine tuning the corrosive coating module on a maliwan smg a client had brought in, looking for an increase in the gun’s elemental damage. He’d never quite understood how ‘corrosive’ was considered an element, frankly.