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the best depression and high on da weed meal out there đź‘Źđź‘Ź
Mairon has the same vibes as Salem from the original Sabrina series
In Splatoon when 2 Ink Rollers collide head-on, but one of them lives
More DJATS x Taylor Swift thoughts
To me, Better Man fits Daisy talking about Nicky than Camila talking about Billy. Honestly, ATW ten minutes could also be Daisy talking about Nicky. Along with: Mr. Perfectly Fine, Dear John, and Would've, Could've, Should've (minus the whole weird age gap thing)
“it’ll be fine,” said the senior programmer working at Bethesda to code functional lanterns and light sources in The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind, “it’s not technically infinite but it is effectively infinite. no one could POSSIBLY play one single save file of this game for that long. it’s impossible. this will do.”
meanwhile, from my impossible sky castle in the sky, looking down into the past with my inverse telescope, i begin cackling wickedly at the programmer’s folly, their complete foolishness, as i return to my supercomputer with a fresh glass of non-alcoholic wine. year 31 of Endless Morrowind has begun.
favorite morrowind character is this random nord in a tomb named “crazy batou” who is wearing a unique helmet and is immediately aggressive towards you and thus will be killed by the player character, but for some reason is marked as essential and when he dies it gives you the “With this character’s death, the thread of prophecy is severed. Restore a saved game to restore the weave of fate, or persist in the doomed world you have created.” popup that warns that youve broken the main quest, even though hes not involved in any quests and doesnt do anythingÂ
i’ve been thinking about this clip by bacon_ a lot lately
The real Skyrim experience is innocently looking up a piece of armor and finding incredibly bizarre and specific bugs associated with it
“it’ll be fine,” said the senior programmer working at Bethesda to code functional lanterns and light sources in The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind, “it’s not technically infinite but it is effectively infinite. no one could POSSIBLY play one single save file of this game for that long. it’s impossible. this will do.”
meanwhile, from my impossible sky castle in the sky, looking down into the past with my inverse telescope, i begin cackling wickedly at the programmer’s folly, their complete foolishness, as i return to my supercomputer with a fresh glass of non-alcoholic wine. year 31 of Endless Morrowind has begun.
favorite morrowind character is this random nord in a tomb named “crazy batou” who is wearing a unique helmet and is immediately aggressive towards you and thus will be killed by the player character, but for some reason is marked as essential and when he dies it gives you the “With this character’s death, the thread of prophecy is severed. Restore a saved game to restore the weave of fate, or persist in the doomed world you have created.” popup that warns that youve broken the main quest, even though hes not involved in any quests and doesnt do anythingÂ
i’ve been thinking about this clip by bacon_ a lot lately
The real Skyrim experience is innocently looking up a piece of armor and finding incredibly bizarre and specific bugs associated with it
Ok, but like
Rasputin edit of Ripred when/if a tv show or movie series comes out about TUC.