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midna concept art

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[moon111111]

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I wish there was a well developed country where people actually got along. Everywhere is just rotting idk.

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Even lying online about your entire life used to be more authentic than it is now. Scary world.

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very excited about the new persona games

[jetix]

Dandelion shoot, 2026-05-11

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happy birthday to me

[adelaiiu]

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Marina Tsvetaeva, from a letter to Boris Pasternak featured in Letters, Summer 1926

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Jan Toorop

[triforce-princess]

i like tears of the kingdom moderately, i like some aspects of the story, i like the vibes, but man, sometimes i think back to breath of the wild and i get sad about how tears of the kingdom kind of replaced it and essentially erased the story of breath of the wild (and age of calamity to some extent), it's always mentioned as some kind of vague side note on the rare occasions it is mentioned in tears of the kingdom, as if none of breath of the wild's story and world mattered in the end. the hope of a sequel was always to expand on breath of the wild but tears of the kingdom just feels like this alternate universe instead. which isn't really bad i guess (but to be fair it was marketed as a sequel, so you can imagine my disappointment...funny because people blew up when age of calamity wasn't the exact events of the calamity but for some reason it's fine for tears of the kingdom to not exactly be what it's advertised as). but damn i'm nostalgic for breath of the wild and the impact it had on my life and on gaming in general in the 2010s and it's sad i'm just ready for a brand new zelda entirely unrelated to this series of games because i'm fatigued of where it went in the end. really hoping they take a different and better direction and not just put out what will essentially be tears of the kingdom 2 in disguise

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botw was just such a unique and fresh take, then they just thought they could do it again. when they made a sequel to ocarina of time they weren't just doing the same thing again, the game was so different. the tone was weird and there was a looming intensity because of the timer. totk just felt like more game with a different toolbox. the story was just okay, there were a bunch of plot holes and the zonai were really underwhelming. i don't think i've ever been more disappointed in a game.

it's a fine game on its own but i get a weird feeling whenever i think about it. the game came out before my final exams at uni right before i graduated and i dedicated all my time to studying so i could play it guilt free. i think i put in damn hear 15 hours in one session and then another 20 the following couple of days and after a while i just felt dissatisfied.

i really hate how people are dishonest about the criticism it gets, it's pretty valid and people segment it to an imaginary pile labelled 'twitter opinions'. it's okay to engage without rose tinted lenses.

i'm excited for whatever they make after the ocarina of time remake that's apparently been leaked. i'm keen on playing that but i'm really looking forward to a new land or a new iteration of hyrule to explore. its been far too long.

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north london forever ily arsenal

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