#undead0relived

I do get this question every now and again, but I'm so slow at actually making any progress that is very easy to pretty much copy/paste the list from the last time I got it! XD

Current open projects list below the cut (in no particular order bc I have no idea what the priority is/will be):

Anonymous said:✍17 and 11

{ FOR EVERY ✍ + A NUMBER I RECEIVE, I WILL SHARE ONE HEADCANON FOR MY MUSE ABOUT… }

16. …what really scares them.

Staring eyes. Being scrutinized closely, especially in the sense of judgment, and especially when he’s not at his best. He also has a certain aversion to being touched except by very specific people who have earned his trust. (White Lady could basically pick him up on a whim in most situations)

Imperfection, ‘succumbing to base instincts’, contamination, searing heat- he has a pretty good trauma cluster around the Radiance so most things that remind him of her are right out. He’s less actively terrified by, but definitely leery of, the Grimm Troupe.

 Anything that messes with his foresight is a great way to get under his skin in a hurry as well- if he feels like he should have been able to predict it, but didn’t, it plays havoc on his nerves.

A catch to this is his fear doesn’t always look like fear- oftentimes if scared he’ll manifest it more by being belligerent and contemptuous / doing very understated ‘don’t touch my I’m big’ body language like fanning his wings slightly (back when he had them) and rising up on his body segments.

17. …how good they are with technology.

Excellent. If he didn’t design it, odds are decent that will only get him more invested in getting it for himself, using it, ripping it apart and tinkering with its configuration until he’s satisfied with the result. Not only is he good at it, but he will absolutely enjoy it.

11. …how easily they make friends.

Speaking in terms of raw charisma stats, PK is an elegantly spoken, most of the time coldly composed individual with a very commanding, authoritative presence. Listening to him talk comes natural to many, especially with his certain alien beauty that tends to come across either enthralling or unsettling, but either way, arresting.

...None of this really makes him someone that people feel super buddy-buddy with, and, as mentioned, I headcanon PK as basically the immortal equivalent of a feral child who went from that to a political figure with very little intermediary time. Court manners are basically his only respite. A lot of actual casual situations will throw him for a complete loop. He’s never been “just another dude” to someone so his understanding of friendship is about the level of a tragic villain in a children’s cartoon who started freezing over the happy sunshine forest because he doesn’t know what being nice is.

Needless to say, he basically is dependent on being socially adopted by people with more graces than he does. Which is facilitated by the fact that his idea of being sociable is much like the humble housecat’s- he tends to indicate interpersonal favor by lingering, more than by actually signaling this.

(And then, of course, there’s the whole other side that he thinks personally favoring someone for reasons he can’t convince himself are actually objective is negligent and a sin)

i just suggested people send me vibe check in an ask cause i made a playlist called VIBE CHECK and id put it on shuffle 

it has around 50-60 songs or something so its a lot more narrow of a scope than my personal playlist which is just all songs of over 200+ 

@undead0relived replied to your post “Why in the world did I stop playing Sunless Sea? Seriously, this game...”

:o sunless sea? What can you tell us about it?

Tagging @pipefoxesonthemoon​, since he got me into it and can probably add on if I miss anything.

In the world of Sunless Sea, you seem to be in a sort of post-apocalyptic setting somewhere around Britain, but it’s no map you recognize. Most of it is ocean, with various and sundry islands on your map. You have to uncover the map as you travel, first in a terribly rickety ship that is an attractive target to pirates and sea monsters. As you trade cargo and complete quests and gather information and secrets to pass on to your superiors (or others who will offer you more money for them) you begin to weave a story. You also can hire on certain crew members, with the option of gathering items they need to resolve their issues and quests. Long stretches of time are spent traveling over the waters in your ship.

Because of this, Sunless Sea is a game that commits the crime of spending your time, which I have heard decried as a near-evil thing sometimes. I find it to be a very relaxing thing, however, to watch the ship move over the waters. Most of the music is fairly relaxing, unless your madness meter gets too high or your supplies too low. You will probably die several times before getting the hang of this game. I have chosen the death option that allows me to keep the map fully charted each time (as opposed to keeping an officer or a ship) because holy cow, that was hands down the hardest part. Uncovering the whole dang map. It can get pretty dark, depending on which stories you follow and which intrigues you get caught up in. There’s a whole lot of things that would be metaphorical in real life that are real life in this game, a lot of fun little quirky things, and a lot of story. I’ve played 40 hours and barely scratched the surface, finally getting my feet after several deaths. I dropped it for a while, busy with other things, but I think now would be a good time to take it up again.

Sadly, likely not. I don’t really know much about them, and to be honest I’m not that invested in Kris as much as I am in Chara (at least not as of now). There is a possibility but I’m afraid that someone might beat me to it. I made those previous theories about Chara because I strongly felt that they stood out on its own enough, and I wasn’t just recycling some previous theory. 

But now that we’re on the subject of Chara (IF Chara is present in this new world) I might cook something up depending on the direction Toby Fox takes them (assuming I haven’t already been proven right or wrong).