#daud

[garrandia]

beep boop some dauds aka drafts that i cannot finish for years

[coppercoinshot]

succession

[zilodak]

Dauuuuuud

[teadrunktailor]

Guys, this weekend was unreal.

[embyeme]

trying to explain why Dishonored is basically my favourite video game is like. Well. The voice acting is, primarily bad. The entire combat system revolves around killing, eating, starving, or befriending rats. There are only 10 lines of ambient dialogue and I love all of them. You can never see the protagonist or hear him in the first game, but he has big dick energy so inconceivably strong that it hardly matters. The game’s lore and themes are morally nuanced, but every single person you meet falls into one of four camps (“helpless civilian”, “guy who’s just following orders, “ontologically evil”, and “crippled with guilt and choking on regret). They went off *unbelievably* hard with the world building. The majority of it is hidden in gay poetry and the diary entries of the man who killed your wife. Attention is lovingly poured into the mundane and fantastical aspects of life, and each wound or injustice suffered is a serious part of the narrative that characters are expected to carry with them for the rest of their lives. The pinnacle of the game happens when two Greeks, asexual and bisexual respectively, have a time travelling sword fight on top of what is basically the crumbling ruins of the World Trade Center. best game I have ever played hands down.

[bydogalaxy]

"Impression of the Void. Last lullaby." That moment when Daud could mercifully end the poor creature's suffering

[egg-on-a-legg]

this is knife of dunwall right

[sealbatross]

taken by sudden urge to dishonored, here's happy whalers art