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[zenopic]

Old man Cid sketch

[shadowistrans]

Had a dream last night about a Breaking Bad MMO called Breaking Bad Online where you could choose from different classes like “Lawyer”, “Professor”, or “Jesse” and you could plat Meth Lab minigames also it was in the style of Final Fantasy XIV

[ravenillustrations]

Y’shtola!

[lordshade1313]

Open world games be like

[i-miss-petpetpark]

Some more progress from the Petpet Park Rebuild! ✨

How would the start look like!

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If you want to see more progress and even to help you can join the discord the server!

Discord:

Join the PetPet Park Rebuild Community Discord Server!

Check out the PetPet Park Rebuild Community community on Discord - hang out with 292 other members and enjoy free voice and text chat.

And follow the Petpet Park rebuild social medias!

Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/PetPetParkRebuild/

Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/PPPRebuild

Important note: this project is nor related to the Petpet Project and has different ppl

[noodlenoises]

I put this on Twitter, but since Twitter's in its death throes, I'm gonna go ahead and give it a shot here!

If you know me, you know that I love gaming. But as a casual player who has been trying to get into ranked matches more often, I have discovered a certain breed of gamer that makes the game objectively worse and more toxic.

I present to you: the ✨sweaty gamer boi ✨. You can recognize this kind of gamer by some or all of the following behaviors:

1. Bad sportsmanship: The sweaty gamer boi likes to punch down at a team they're absolutely destroying. I'm not talking regular trash talking, which is fine and par for the course. I'm talking getting real personal and mean with it.

Bonus points if they use the r slur, which they most definitely will.

2. Nothing's ever their fault: They never take the blame for the game going wrong, even if they blatantly fucked up. They'll often insist on a strategy that they claim is foolproof, and when it doesn't go their way, they blame the rest of the time for not executing the plan well enough. Even if it's an objectively terrible plan.

3. Needlessly mean to teammates: They will mock and humiliate teammates for disagreeing with them, even if it's about something totally innocuous and unrelated to the rated match like just making small talk about sports teams. It's a casual kind of mean that shows that their default setting is just to treat people poorly.

4. Casual sexism: Big shocker this showed up, eh?

They unsubtly make crude sexual innuendos, lots of references to their penis and how they masturbated recently, and laugh about it with the other men in the group the moment they hear a woman's voice. They seem to think we women don't notice or can't read between the lines, but we always do and it's always uncomfortable. These are grown ass men, y'all.

5. Casual racism: They act like mean girls whenever someone with a non-American or non-European accent joins voice and make mocking small talk with them so the group can laugh at and ostracize them because they can't help but act like children and mock anyone who doesn't fit their narrow worldview.

6. You can never leave: They mock their teammates for having to leave the group, especially if the group is on a win streak. Usually insult the leaving person's performance and say they can do or get better. For whatever reason, these guys take you having your own life outside of the game very personally.

I once joined a group where one guy had to leave because his dog was acting strange and he was concerned. Rest of the group proceeded to mock him after he left, for having the audacity to...be worried about his beloved pet.

7. They're always right: They mock you for disagreeing with them and will never admit when they're wrong. If it turns out that they were wrong, they'll still never admit to it; they'll usually just change the subject or bully the group into not bringing it up too much.

8. Center of the universe: They expect the team's entire objective to revolve around them, regardless of their role, the game, or the match they're playing. For example, a dps expecting healers to pocket them the whole game instead of the tank or literally anyone else because they're confident they'll dominate. They usually don't.

9. Palpable discomfort: The rest of the group is audibly uncomfortable and maybe even straight up scared of this one person, so the group turns into a crowd of incels braiding each other's ass hairs and stroking this one guys' ego by eagerly agreeing with him and being his yes men whenever he bullies another player. The rest of the group stays silent out of a fear of being mocked and/or kicked.

10. Ego: They will frequently compliment themselves and their own play style, but rarely, if ever, anyone else's. They are always the reason for the groups' success, but never the reason for its failures.

In conclusion: Video games are supposed to be fun. But I genuinely wonder if men like this even know how to have fun, or if their fun comes in the form of bullying other players, rather than the gameplay itself.

I see these kinds of gamer boys leading groups often, and they always complain that no one ever communicates. If the above points sound at all like you, please note: People don't talk in the groups you run with randoms because you make them feel uncomfortable, anxious, and unwelcome. You have managed to turn something that is supposed to be enjoyable into a sweaty, tense game where there is no room for making mistakes and learning from them. Your unkindness gives gaming a bad rap, and whether you really are an awesome badass player or not, the game would be better off without you.

[piltoverpikmin]

Viktor and Sky. Make them SWTOR

They sit by the water like when they were younger :)

Sky is @girlbossmel ✋😁

[that-raccoon]

dead project