#lordtye

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lordtye replied to your post “i stand by my opinion that consoles shouldn’t be charging extra for...”

The biggest scam in videogames next to micro transactions in full price AAA games and excessive DLC. I'm so mad that it's become the new standard. I firmly blame Microsoft. Sony and Nintendo were free until they made heart eyes at how much Xbox live raked in.

it’s frustrating and like-- i don’t even have to deal with it (for now) but it’s still something that is just......... no

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lordtye replied to your post: writing a bunch of sappy peter/flash stuff like...

SOMEONES GOTTA DO IT

and that someone is ME cause fuckin, no one else is posting new fics of them on ao3 lmfao

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lordtye replied to yourphotoset:hoardlikegoldenirises: I’ve been working on an AU...

God he’s so cute. SO CUTE.

the only time i will ever look at adult grown man peter parker and think, "wow... baby"

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lordtye replied to your photo: you vs the guy he tells you not to worry about ...

Cover artist also made Wyatt hairy which is a blessing.

i'm still torn whether wyatt oughta be hairy or not XD but also blessed is how BIG he is and how twinky johnny looks

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lordtye replied to your post: I’m about half way through the fourth episode of...

Oh hey! I recognize you from the venom tag! Ok so the deal with the Magnus Archives is that for the first season it’s very much a monster of the week type format. With plot being added at the end of some episodes. The core of each episode is that it’s a short form horror story. In season two they start doing far more plot and character stuff, typically at the end of the episodes. Then season three kicks off with plot at the start and ends of episodes.

Yeah, that tracks with other media (mostly TV shows) I’ve encountered that start as monster-of-the-week before moving into plot continuity stuff, which is why I haven’t ditched it yet. I know that it will eventually get into plot stuff, which is what keeps me going.

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lordtye replied to your post: This probably doesn't help at all but apparently...

I do wonder if he’s still turning in scripts super late. I have no clue if he was joking or not, but a while back when asked about some stuff regarding his venom run he remarked that he would often turn in scripts so late they couldn’t be properly edited. So I can see errors slipping by if he’s handing in manuscripts at the last moment. But he might not be doing that anymore, or he was exaggerating in the first place.

That’s interesting, I hadn’t heard that before. I guess that could explain his error -- although not Spencer doubling down on it in ASM -- although if Marvel can let Abrams Jr. take eighteen months delivering a single issue script or accommodate Slott’s various delays, I think they could probably delay Cates’ releases until they could be properly edited. Or they could, you know, get another writer; it’s not like Venom isn’t a title various writers wouldn’t kill to get their hands on. And obviously deadlines and overworking creators and not providing enough support for them is a big deal and very much something Marvel should be working to improve for the well-being of their employees instead of rushing through the editing process and delivering barely checked over content to their readers. Feeling like it’s pretty lose-lose.

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lordtye replied to your photo “Fellow Discworld/Dishonored fans!!! You HAVE to read "Promise of...”

I haven't read this yet, but I may or may not have bought it solely because the guy on the cover reminded me of Corvo.

he does!!  i’m telling u, it’s like a dishonored au with some discworld thrown in.

this book is really interesting so far, i can’t wait to see how this unfolds

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lordtyereplied to yourpost:trying to reconcile johnny storm’s fashion sense...

Teenage sweater Johnny is forever and always better than the “modern” take of high school Johnny.

it IS but also is anything more hilarious than johnny storm, the least badass young man ever, wearing a chain necklace