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1997 - f - les(bi)an - ab/lg/♥♠ - b.c. cascadian - 18+ the following blog will contain disturbing & offensive content not suitable for immature audiences or puritans. viewer discretion is advised

[2j]

[abelgloss]

[hatie]

[wb-beta-deactivated20260224]

[newbybctenn]

[gladiochud]

Amazing images being created on communist twitter

[gun-gallery]

Benelli B76 Sport - 9x19mm

[shoezuki]

obsessed with the canadian ghoulmaxxing acecel

[miamaimania]

Thierry Mandon – Suspended Domestic Scenes within Severed Buildings

[pilotredsun]

[lookcaitlin]

[willany1loveagirllikeme]

[willany1loveagirllikeme]

[willany1loveagirllikeme]

[wintercorrybriea2]

Soma Faitanin

[koholint]

https://web.archive.org/web/19991009210647/http://www.asahi-net.or.jp:80/~ky9k-tnk/shima.htm

[liyniia]

The "Breath of the Wild"ification of games nowadays (particularly first party Nintendo games) is legitimately one of the most frustrating trends in all of gaming imo No, I don't want my Metroid game to have shrines in a big wasteland with nothing in it to be more like BOTW. No, I don't want an open world Mario Kart if the actual track design is going to suffer because of it. And certainly no, I don't want games that would work fine if they were linear (or even just open zone instead) being open world for no particular reason. Legitimately it is hard to play any game that comes out these days because everything must be a giant open world with small mini challenges on the map because "Well Breath of the Wild did it! We can too!" No! Stop it! Genuinely please stop! I'm tired of every game being open world! Limitations on what the player can do or where they can go can be a good thing! I will take cohesive level design over massive worlds that have nothing to do in them!

[queenofbraves]