#drunk rant

You expect folks roasting fast fashion vests or neo nazi vests(those make up .1%)

99.99% of em is roasting:

.queer vests

.diy patches

."political" (if you say Government bad you are cringe apparently)

.literally anything crust punk

.ghost (the band) for some fuck ass reason.

Heres my vests. They'd have a field day with em. Cus im a faggot dog girl who likes horror movies and boomer shooters

(I ain't stealing valor fellas those wings belong to my great grandfather and my grandfather)(both of em would probably go "thats fuckin cool!" If they saw my vest)

Like bruh. YOU are the posers

These lil critters making wild ass vests are more punk and metal than your sad ass.

(A bootleg bolt thrower patch probably makes you shit n piss. Even tho bootleg bolt thrower shit gives you more power)

Like imagine you make your first vest

Its either serious

Or silly or both and its just stuff you like on a wearable "about me page" and some sad fuck reposts it to the circlejerk. "Haha look at this lame shit"

Fellas your pushing a midlife crisis and probably your second divorce. And you waste precious minutes shit talking some high schoolers or young adults first vest.

Let's be real. Your first vest was probably no better at that age.

We all start somewhere thats the point.

Its a vest or jacket to show your energy

Like damn

Keep fuckin painting your own patches

Make them batches freaky and crusty af!

Its your jacket

Its a piece of you.

Fuck the terminally online dweebs

Well, before, out of respect for my (now ex), I had avoided looking specifically for his performances just for him. Didn't want to obsess, plus I was semi-certain even though Daniel Solace is probably one of the most unique and nuanced performances I'll ever see in my lifetime, I suspected if I delved into his work, I'd find a lot of films where he was just... the background character. Or he was just taking whatever work he was offered.

Veilguard critical ahead;

I think what hurts the most as a Dragon Age fan is that they said they believed Veilguard to possibly be the last game. Yet, they fired so many, didn't have anywhere near as many reappearances of old characters outside of letters, and codexes and so much lore and issues were straight up abandoned and ignored. If this is the last, why didn't they go out with a bang? I know money is a big issue and ea being in charge. It really felt like a game MORE for new players than old, and that's just insulting and hurtful. Do you know what really gets people to play your older games? Having a game so immersive in the world you created that they want to go back and see what they missed, not a spoon-fed story. Wait, whose this Hero Of Fereldan they speak of? Whose this Hero Of Kirkwall? Whose the Inquisitor? I get to make them and hear their backstory?

I read an article recently about how the next Dragon Age game could potentially focus on the Players Choices and I straight up laughed. Veilguard really felt like nothing mattered because they have proven NOTHING matters when it comes to choices in Dragon Age games.

Am I the only Solavellan fan (hyperbole) disappointed in the lack of not only Solas as a character in terms of his power and lack of agents, followers but their romance boiled down to Lavellan being obsessive/dismissive. Spoiler below cut

Could you imagine if they did Dracula? You could slot those characters so easily into the classic Dracula story. Eve and Rick are planning the wedding but they haven’t heard from Jonathan ever since his new solicitor job sent him to some place called Transylvania months ago.

I'm over 30, no time for that. As much as I love my job, it's work work work. Work, sleep, I barely scrape by as it is and I live with my mother

And when I was in my 20s I was too depressed to do what they do

Of course they aren't at fault but I still feel robbed

Like I let my most free years pass me by