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Listen I'm from Australia, and I have never been to America, but not getting non-verbal social ques always read to me as a neurodivergent trait, not an American one? Idk that might just be me.

But also finding it hard to fit in with the people around him? Often masking around people so they either don't panic or don't get uncomfortable? The fact that all the recipes he has in the cook book he either gets at a specific place or is a comfort food? The fact that literally everything about his appearance changed in the redesign except for his gun and hat. Two things that he is very clearly attached to (he wants to be buried with his gun, when in high stress, possibly life or death situations, he partially focuses on keeping his hat safe). He kept wearing his Deadlock belt buckle even though it probably caused some trouble even getting it back, like seriously, the only reason I don't think he's still wearing it is because it was destroyed.

The fact that he's shown to be a lot more understanding of Echo, a heavily coded neurodivergent, then most people, including Mina Liao. An example of this being him noticing that Echo was upset and telling her it's ok to make mistakes, when Mina didn't even think to do that, let alone think it would help. Combining that with the fact that the only other person we see do this is Symmetra, a canonically neurodivergent character.

Also he goes all in on the cowboy theming, because he could have just stopped at dressing like a cowboy, but he talks like one too. The only other person on the cast that dress up like Cass does is Ashe, and doesn't really use as many traditional "cowboy terminology" that Cassidy does. Not only that but even though she is cowboy themed, she also looks more like a biker and buissness women in both her skins. While Cassidy you look at both his skins and go "ah, sci-fi cowboy".

The game isn’t even a month old, please stop posting spoilers for Zelda Tears of the Kingdom. I love seeing excitement back in the Zelda community but not all of us were able to drop hours and hours into the game yet because we are all adults now with different responsibilities and schedules.

It’s not just me either. I’ve seen plenty of other people genuinely discouraged to even play as much cause they already know what’s gonna happen and it is very demotivating.

Funny clips of deaths or whatever is fun to watch but I’m seeing countless fan arts and people straight up saying what happens in the main game.

“Just stop scrolling and play it then” sure, I get that argument, but a lot of us scroll on our breaks at work and are too tired to play the game when we get home or we have normal chores to attend to.

“A lot of us put Zelda spoilers in the tags” and a lot more don’t and most people include the tag because it gathers more views to posts too.

I’m not trying to shame creators or anyone wanting to post their art but please for the love of Hylia be courteous