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went back through Supergiant's Pyre after seven years away from it and. god what a beautiful game. Hades might be their best work but Pyre is still my favorite.
how many other games will let you beef with a tree and enter a romantic relationship with a crystal ball? not enough
in case you need some words of encouragement today, remember:
as someone of Dutch-American descent I think the beautiful sights of my family's motherland should be appreciated by everyone, especially those in power. that's why I'm going to start replying to every official White House tweet with this promotional image
I'm always a bit leery of "golden route" 3H fics because there's always a chance that the author's idea of a good ending is "Bad Red Lady learns an important lesson about why the status quo is Actually Great For Everyone"
while I acknowledge that EPIC is an excellent musical by most metrics I cannot help but be annoyed by it as an adaptation. all this hand-wringing, attempted justifications, navel-gazing
"oooooh no I'm having a moral dilemma what do I do" bitch this is Greek mythology, we commit atrocities in this mf. take your goofy sensitive ass back to Hamilton
An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works
Dimitri is, unfortunately, in his Flop Era
Framing Fódlan as the Trolley Problem
There is a train going along a railway. (The railway is made of people.*) (*The railway is made of PEASANTS. There is a distinction to be made between the two.) It is a very nice train. (The conductor's entire extended family was murdered in order to make this train. For some reason this has made the conductor even more invested in continuing the train's operation.) The passengers of the train are comfortable because it reliably takes them where they want to go. (Sometimes a passenger falls off the train onto the tracks.) (Sometimes the conductor is the one who pushed them.) The train has been running for a thousand years.
Every Christine Love game that I've played has at least one line that hits like a punch in the gut, and despite having a higher density of early-game comedy, GitCL is no exception
