my brother saw me playing ff8 and said he “forgot ps2 games looked like that” and then pointed at squall and said “seifer wouldn’t say that” after deciding to help selphie in the beginning. I was white knuckling and clenching and mentally reciting the dharma and managed to not correct him
looking at my draft of my long short story, which I'm trying to finish today, and I think, of all things, it's most structured like a 1950s horror comic, and idk how to feel about that
in the middle of our conversation one of my coworkers was like, "you have issues with rejection, don't you?" and yeah I do but it should be illegal to just say that
I think having “jrpg” or “visual novel” stand in for the japanese game industry, or in particular stand in place for historical japanese game art and creative game making, is a rhetorical mistake. it typifies and exaggerates differences that exist between games as if they exist between populations
A man in dog face paint looking at the viewer with left justified text floating beside him saying Like a dog looks to its master I will turn my eyes to jesus
