Ok I see why you girlies like him
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Ok I see why you girlies like him
I cannot believe that a dude in a trench coat and a fedora scares me to the point that I’ve been staring at the pause screen for ten minutes.
If Shep has a picture of Kaidan on her desk in her quarters during ME2, Kaidan definitely has a picture of her in his quarters, wherever he is, and that breaks my already fragile heart.
I apologise if this blog has been a little on the quiet side lately, it won’t be forever! I’m over at @bioticbacon as I weep my way through the Mass Effect trilogy with my femshep Catriona, and generally just break my heart over a certain Canadian boy.
Pretty much. Come and say hello!
Sara is back to play "The Missing Bride", one of the many Ranma 1/2 games released in the 1990s (or, as Sara says when "mama was in middle school"). Instead of picking something easy like a fighting game, she's going to play a PC Engine Super CD-ROM2 title that requires a LOT of reading. Fortunately, Sara's Japanese reading skills are always improving, and she's here to live-translate the game as she plays!
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SeanOrange is a retro game fan from the US. Vinnk is a retro import fan who took things one step further and moved to Japan. Together they make Famicom Dojo: a web series dedicated exploring the Japanese history of video games and consoles from the other side of the Pacific.
I know there’s a lot of bad vibes going around for girl gamers, and I just wanted to speak up and say that sometimes things are good.
Like, I was hesitant to get into voice chat on Overwatch because I was afraid that I would either get hate for being a woman or get hit on constantly for being a woman.
So far, neither has happened.
I just spent about three hours in the same group with a dude I’ve never met, and he was nothing but respectful and fun and even told me that he’d want to play with me again because I’m a good Mercy.
I know that there are sometimes bad experiences, but I just wanted to say that so far the vibe on Quick Play on PS4, that hasn’t been my experience. Sometimes people are okay. (I don’t know about competitive.)
(ps. if you’re a female identifying gamer and you’d like to add me for some support, send me a pm and let me know. you don’t have to be into voice chat if you’re not comfortable, but i’d still love to play with you.)
MC: why does trey call you babygirl?
Riddle: how do you keep getting into this dorm?