The Steam Library Really Is The Gamers Refrigerator. I Keep Checking To See If There's Anything I Want

The steam library really is the gamers refrigerator. I keep checking to see if there's anything I want to play. I have games. I have plenty of games. There's nothing i want to play

Absolutely obsessed with how INSANE of a character a warden by the time of awakening would be. Wakes up in the Architect's cell like ''don't worry everyone, this isn't the first time I've woken up half naked in a torture dungeon''. Gets trapped into the fade again, ''well at least no demon is trying to feed on our souls while we're here this time.'' ''Yes the deep roads suck but at least be glad you'll never have to know what a werewolf den smells like'' ''Nobles scheming up an ambush to assassinate me? Aww that's how I met my husband!'' When told that saving Amaranthine is a suicide mission they could honest to hell just laugh and say ''Really? And there isn't even an Archdemon!''

How do you make an image into something that looks pixelated? Like for backgrounds and things

I draw it with pixels at a low resolution

"In front of you stands two guards, one always tells the truth, the other only tells lies"

My hot take right now is that Ace Combat isn’t and has never been a representation of real-world politics or history (except for Assault Horizon, but it was bad so who cares,) but instead is an exploration of politics and philosophical questions on the nature of war mixed with a deep fascination on machines that often verge on and act in a way that is completely fantastical. It tries to convey its lessons and its themes not through the events of the greater war, but through the interplay of characters swept up in the greater conflict, who are inevitably characters surrounding the principle protagonists and antagonists, all ace pilots.

What I’m saying is, Ace Combat is and always has been deeply political- and antiwar- but also loves the Really Cool Machines that do the war. Ace Combat is a mecha anime.

Ace Combat is Jet Plane Gundam, and is subject to the same misrepresentations as the latter.