you and me, backyard to backyard

this isn't the gif i thought it would be .

god i didnt forget it but replaying ff16 reminded me how boring the game actually is

now im right before the point of no return again the thing that frustrates me about ff16's themes so much is that "choose your own destiny" is a common theme in fiction that has been done well before but they chose the most boring way to deliver it because practically none of the characters outside a small few feel like they have their own motivations or interior lives including jill who got sidelined mega hard. nier automata handles themes of self determination in a way thats a lot more interesting

finished game so i could uninstall it and make space on my drive. played dlcs too and i wish i could say i felt like they added anything but they dont really. dont know if ill feel differently about this game in 10 years when the video game industry crashes or not. anyways i think its really funny that they concluded the game with the "my friends are my power" thing in a game that literally doesnt have a party system. ff9 did it better

Why are people now saying "LARP" when they mean "poser". It's confusing.

Everyone is always parroting The Buzzword Of The Month without actually knowing what it means or where it comes from, make it stop

Kinda like how "POV" went from "(implied first person) Point Of View" to "there is a video"

I'm following blogs that haven't posted in like eight years but I don't care I shall never unfollow them because I am a true and loyal knight #loyalknight

"Now I understand you're the Goddess of Light and everything, but it sounds like you're just feeding Heroes of Light to the Demon Queen."

the strongest bond is probably pad wings to themselves. the weakest is probably pad wings to your underwear

genuinely people should be getting arrested for this heat. oil ceos should be getting dragged out onto the streets and kicked to death over this.

remember how oil companies found out this would happen 50 years ago and not only did nothing to prevent it but actively hid their findings from the public?