#it probably doesn't matter

[a-horse-eating-radish]

I wonder what the ts devs feel about people comparing it to the Arcana/last legacy. I mean, I'm pretty sure there's only like 4 of them that worked on it, but at the same time the last time I was one the last legacy reddit page there was a post advertising it. But that was also like last year, so their opinion might have changed. I haven't seen anything that would suggest this, but I don't want to compare the three of them if they don't like people doing that.

[blackwallmancer]

I don't know how to format shit on this site, but I've felt suddenly inspired to write again after a decently-longish dry spell, and it's like being kissed directly on the forehead by an angel, so even though it's gonna flop, idc, here's a wip snippet of the next chapter of my Thom x Kali fic/series. Takes place shortly after he leaves after their night together in the barn (and will be the start of chapter 2 of "Could," following Chapter 1: I Told You So (Unspoken) - which is the follow-up multichap fic to "Shouldn't").

Anyway... *** “Something Leliana needs to see,” was all her agent had said before dashing out of the barn and disappearing into the afternoon’s grey downpour, leaving Kali to either quickly follow or else patiently—patiently, ha!—wait for her eventual return. The path winding up to the main hall was a yawning-wide river of mud, dancing with the same fat, angry raindrops that assaulted the barn’s weathered roof and walls. Within the building was warm and dry; the storm’s plinking patter chiming a rhythmic symphony that could almost—almost—drown out her thoughts, so Kali stayed—too impatient for patience, but in no mood to trip her soggy way up the many uneven steps to the Rookery. Stale straw crinkled beneath her boots as she approached the sturdy workbench: sawdust and strawdust and three other types of dust besides thickly coating the well-cared-for tools and half-finished projects there, now three days abandoned. Her thoughts were three days away, too. With only the day’s anemic light leaking in from the windows at her back (the barn had always been bright before, when he’d been there to keep the fire lit and the space inviting), she picked up each item laid out on the table, held it for a moment, then set it back down to rest amid the slow stirring of dust. Every handle was comfortably worn, pressing the same subtle slopes and curves against Kali’s palm, and she wondered whether it was all he’d left her to hold onto: this negative space where he’d once been; the reflection of his touch—firm enough to give new shape to that which had spent so long in his hands. Had he held her longer than the whittling knife? When people looked into her face, could they note the marks of his absence on her as clearly as she saw the gentle palm-worn slopes of the blade’s handle?

[goldrushhhhh]

why do they all have scars on their left side?

I've just noticed that Leander, Kuras and Ais all have scars on their left side (Leander has that big scar on his left arm, Kuras on his left palm and Ais on his left brow). Idk if that's an easter egg or I'm overanalyzing everything.

[wannabe-f-f-friends]

Way out of left field but does anyone else hate the Implicit Association Test? Like, hate it, the way I hate it? It's like an old Bop-it toy, except at the end it tells you that you're racist/sexist/ect

[youngchronicpain]

I am choosing to stay in and rest!

[missblurose]

So, I'm sorta done with Disgaea 7. As always, the Land of Carnage was just too much for me in the end. Or rather, the thought of having to get so many new items for 100+ characters multiple times as I go through each and every carnage stage, both mandatory and optional, made me change my mind. Still a fun game, though. Still wish there were some well-animated 3D cutscenes instead of just visual novel ones.

If anyone actually beat this whole game without using D.I. like the old days, I virtually salute you for having the time and determination to do that.

Though as a result of playing all of the DLC, I have to ask: is Disgaea RPG (the mobile game whose global version shut down) canon? All the DLC characters going on a trip together and some of them constantly referencing events from it in the base makes it sound like it is. No matter how cool the alternate outfits are, I'm not sure how I feel about that... Mainly because of all the crossover events with anime/manga/light novels. I think wouldn't care about this stuff if I didn't write fanfiction.

Yes, I know Z.H.P. did it once with Dengeki, but those were just Asagi in costumes. And that wasn't even the real Asagi.

[4ce-of-2pades-tangled]

THE PLAN:

FIRST I will post some of the fanart I have already made, THEN I will use said fanart as test subjects to figure out how to connect posts via links to other posts (because I prefer that things be easily accessed chronologically), and FINALLY I will probably abandon this blog for a while because all my attention is currently focused on Cuphead fanart, but I will return eventually.

Foolish optimism says I will look here in a maybe a week to find tons of positive comments on my art, overdramatic pessimism insists that the comments will be hateful and tear me to shreds, but the very small rational portion of my brain reassures me that I am new here and have next to no content, so no one will notice me either way--which is somewhat disappointing, but safer, because I am very thin-skinned and more afraid of option two than I am hopeful for option one.

[irrlichter]

crycry