after time adrift among open stars

Kicked the hiatus into another dimension. I'm back, baby!

I'm trying to share less shitposts and feature more gaming content again (especially writing, mods, and art with a focus on OCs). At least on here I want to make social media about connecting again, not doomscrolling and passing chewed out meme posts around. I'm tired of it boss.

➤ main verses: mass effect & cp2077 & vtm >> [oc page]

others: nwn/baldur's gate | elder scrolls | dragon age

Also, I'm still working on my mod. It has a DLC-sized landmass attached now. If you want an update, message me about it, though I might post updates on here sporadically (or on request).

You can also ask for my Discord.

➤ CP2077 Sideblog | Bluesky | Instagram | Mastodon | NSFW

➤ Extra: Skyrim Mod Blog (hiatus) | Nexusmods

➤ Art Tag / Writing Tag [AO3]

but like when op says no spoilers on their liveblog of a first time playthrough and then someone reblogs the post to be like "yes this is why MY oc has-" and then slides dangerously close towards spoiler territory anyway, i do desperately wish fandom etiquette was still a thing.

why can't you grant op the favor of staying on their topic. why do you have to steer the conversation away from their thoughts on the game and onto your oc. including the spoilers they specifically asked to not see on their post.

the "create post" button is right there. make your own. link their post if it inspires you that much to straight up talk over them ig. did the concept of thread derailment just cease to exist entirely. i don't fucking get it.

https://discourse.ifin.network/t/400-aur-packages-compromised-with-infostealer-and-rootkit/577