First Of All,

First of all,

HAPPY NEW YEAR!

I'm sorry I keep saying ill do things and then not doing them, I'm just really bad at motivation. I do want to do stuff and write things, it just feels really hard to keep a project going sometimes.

I think the two best ways for me to write are writing short stories (but those can be chalending to keep as short stories), or direct requests. Send me prompts! I'm open to most things within reason, so try to be sensible. If I need to make a checklist of wills/won'ts, I will.

I just want to say that despite the fact I haven't posted anything big in a while, people are still showing up. Thank you all so much for the support!

There isn't much to talk about, other than have a nice day wherever you are, and I'll see you when I get around to posting something or when I do another of these. So have a nice day and I'll try and actually get something out here!

15 on July 24th!

To prove my mother wrong: Reblog this if you're under 21.

I was bored, so I made my first post after having Tumblr for several months and some 200+ following, and somehow 15(edit:19) followers (i think half of them are bots). Anyway, I have a story thing that I might post later, maybe not, but I like it.

To anyone in the future who either stumbled across a dead account or if I get super popular, thank you in advance I hope!

(Note to self: post was made on July 5th, 1:26 am, 2021)

It really is 4 am, huh?

Hyrule Atlas Project

@squid-ink-personal

So, I've been thinking.

Video games can be hard, or they can be easy. Video games can push your limits, or gently bring you up to speed.

But almost all of the time, you have the advantage.

Let's take the Tests of Strength, for example.

In these, Link gets put in a fight against a small guardian with magic / science-based weapons. They have a few limited moves they can do.

They can; Block attacks if they have a shield, strike with limited weapons, spin their weapons aggressively, spin a laser in a circle, shoot a concentrated laser at you, and break ice pillars. When you put it like that, they can't really do much.

Link can; Block attacks with shields specifically designed for fighting those types of machines, attack with certain types of shields, attack with anything from a weapon based of the machine to a literal leaf, freeze the machine temporarily, throw remote bombs at it, launch actual magic balls at it, throw things at it for bonus damage, can use it's attacks to counter them such as with flying and parrying, shot it with bows in mid air in slow motion, eat a dish that let's him temporarily fight God, and more.

When you put it that way, it doesn't seem very fair. Unless you are playing in master mode, the guardian is unable to heal. Sure, you can go into the battle in a state where it is physically impossible to beat it, but other than that not much can go wrong other than simple, human error.

So here is an idea for a battle scenario.

Remember this guy?

In OoT, if you went into one of the rooms you would be locked in with a more clear version of this guy. You attack, your Swords collide. Because I have not personally played the game, I am unaware of how you beat him (but don't tell me, I want to figure it out someday myself). However, if you wait around for long enough, your shadow will start to get thicker and thicker, until it fills in and is completely black, and the eyes go red. Now, you have to fight someone who basically spans attacks like you do, and as far as I can tell the only advantage you have is that you have items you can use, although like I said, I have not played the game.

So what if we were to take this guy,

And fight something like him in BoTW.

Imagine fighting a Link that can do everything your Link can do. Spam attacks? Yes. Switch weapons in the blink of an eye? Totally. Flurry rushes? Sure, but if he can do it, you both have some way to defend against them, which is another equalizer. Random Stasis+? It would be weird, but yes. Anything you can do, your shadow can match, and depending on your skill level probably surpass.

That would include healing.

Now, this guy probably would only be hypothetically found at the end of, let's say, something in the style of the trial of the sword. You have scavenged things across all of the floors, weapons, armor, and food to heal. Whatever you find, you bring to the fight. Anything you have access to, your equal also has. If you have a completely full inventory? The fight could theoretically last for hours. 3 hearts and a boko club? Whoever gets the first hit will probably win. Sure, this might make people drop all their weapons on the second to last floor, but if they want to be a whimp then so be it.

This would likely be totally optional, because of the possibility of it being unbelievably difficult, but the idea is awesome to think about!

so, undertale whos the best AU sans? i prefer bird, epic and dance

but thats for some fucked up reasons

back to the question whose the best?

Ooh, for Undertale AUs I really like Insans from TataTale, Ink Sans because his concept is cool, and probably Swap!Papyrus because he just looks like the embodiment of "stop talking. I get it. Yes, yes, stop, I get it. I'm too lazy to say anything but stop."

Also, not a Sans version but I like the storytelling in Flamesatgames Disbelief AU. The music is cool, too!