#this is so pointless

[lambjurk]

what REALLY happened at the castle

[charles-leclerc-official]

great...

[inchidentally]

something something Lando trying to to hold in his smile and looking like he's about to burst bc of Oscar something something [ x x x x x ]

[witchofanguish]

why couldn't pbmmv end at chapter 30

[spudangle]

This is completely trivial, especially since the bedchamber—or camp, or whatever it should be classified as—at the Elfsong Tavern is designed like that for the sake of gameplay and probably not so much for the sake interior 'design-realism' (whatever that means).

But

Since the bedchamber kind of has the appearance of a dormitory for travelers, it would probably have made more sense if the beds were alcove beds. Especially when assuming that the bedchamber isn't always occupied by an entire gang of people who know each other, and even then some more privacy would probably still have been nice.

I generally feel like fantasy games and other types of fantasy stories should utilize alcove beds more often. Especially when the fantasy world has this medieval, renaissance feeling to it. It's the olden times gosh darn it and people need to keep warm! Alcove beds do just that! AND they look cozy as hell!!

Just like people like to slap corsets on everything in historical fantasy settings we should have alcove beds everywhere and box beds too!!!

What i'm saying is that i'd like it if architecture, and interiors in video games where designed to emit the same sense of functionality as real world architecture and interiors.

PLEASE!!! THEY'RE SO UNDERRATED!!!

[knine-nights]

The Most Painful Thing in the World

Switching games and forgetting you can't double jump / glide / climb.

I'm looking at you BotW and Fenyx Rising.

[julie-schwieters-supremacy]

i need to stop getting the most random crushes on people i cant have.

[harrygroves]

THIS IS AN ERICA SINCLAIR STAN ACCOUNT