#ethan writing

[ethaneldritch]

good evening everyone i just realized that if you stuck Carrion in a Claire's his head might actually explode

[ethaneldritch]

the ever-increasing design divide between ff14 and pofl Carrion is becoming somewhat hilarious tbh, like they're barely the same character anymore

which definitely isn't confusing for keeping their personalities straight in their respective incarnations, no sir-

...also who has what appendages. Like no sweetie, you just have the structurally fricked-up dragon wings, it's your brother who has the prehensile tail that can split into multiple poisonous barbs. I know, it's unfair. Maybe we can make you glow in the dark instead, okay?

[ethaneldritch]

>:)

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You can also just ignore this lol

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@indianampasta @zanikatze

MEANIES

i will write. ONE SHORT STORY. for you. today.

now look what you've done to my carpet

[ethaneldritch]

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hi i hate you just a little bit right now :)

anyway:

“What’s this do?”  Parron was back again. A low thudding beat still emitted from the radio, but it seemed the novelty wore off quicker than Adam had hoped.  “That’s our navigation.”  “How’s it work?”  “Artificial triangulation.”  “What’s that?”  The ship jolted briefly as Adam’s thumb twitched irritably on the throttle “It’s a system that helps me navigate unstable realities like this. A list of coordinates is pre-programmed in the ship’s memory, each corresponding with a respective port in the Cobo Travel service. The stewardess set the one we’ll be traveling to as the destination, then set our departing one as a start point. While you’re out here, the ship automatically records a new coordinate at regular intervals and compares it with the destination and departure to stay on track.”  “What if the space distortion messes with those coordinates?”  Adam flipped off a few switches, causing the lights to dim “We just hope that doesn’t happen.”  Parron sucked in his lips “But...Orville said this would be safe...” 

[ethaneldritch]

2am realization regarding my OC Murphy that I forgot to write down until just now:

So the whole concept for Premonitions of a Faraway Life initially started as an analog horror thing where the monster turns out to be benevolent and is just trying to warn of and/or protect the protagonist(s) from a bigger impending threat.

One of the characters, Murphy, is an android, so I had the idea that it could be a found footage thing, but the footage is from the perspective of what his robotic eyes see and record.

However, the original design I made Murphy from has glasses, and it's a cute element I never wanted to get rid of but couldn't really justify. Y'know, what with robots generally having all their functionalities already built in.

(on a side note, I made this model in a vtuber app called REALITY and I highly recommend it. The face tracking and models are really well done, and I made this one entirely out of the basic assets it gives you. You can buy more outfits through the gacha system of course, but it's phenomenal for a free app with all the stuff it offers!)

Anyway, I had a thought: what if Murphy naturally has cruddy vision due to the majority of his processing power being directed elsewhere? You can have all your typical analog horror static effects and whatnot, but then the glasses act like installing extra RAM to help correct that.

Another thing the glasses could potentially do is that, without them, he can see All The Horrors for what they actually are (including whatever true lovecraftian form Monty has), so he has more of an incentive to wear them regularly. XD

In short, it's a more literal interpretation of "rose colored glasses" that I think meshes with his concept really well, and I'm excited to discover this!

[ethaneldritch]

I DID IT

IT'S FINALLY FINISHED!!

An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

have a description-heavy study of Dominator's "delete" function >:)

(Rated M for descriptive gore, sorry)