OrionsMask [he/him, comrade/them]

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Cake day: August 26th, 2020

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  • I loved DW3 as a kid. When I returned to it when I was a little older, I realised I loved it because I had a lot of time as a child. The game is fun and nostalgic for me, and has the makings of a great Digimon experience, but it’s a huuuuuge grind fest. It simply does not respect your time at all. Large portions of the game are traversing a dungeon with random battles literally every 2 steps to find an NPC, only to retrace your steps to talk to another NPC, ONLY TO THEN BE TOLD TO RETURN TO THE FIRST. And there’s literally no fast travel. I know it sounds on paper like standard 90’s JRPG fare but even Pokémon had Fly… and Repels. You just waste so much time on unavoidable random battles, and they’re slow because it’s PS1 era stuff.

    So yeah, I love it… in theory. The Digivolution mechanics are cool - every Digimon can evolve into every other Digimon, I literally printed out spreadsheets as a kid of digivolution conditions, but this aspect is also absurdly grindy. I don’t think I could ever actually properly play it again with everything that entails as an adult.


  • Comrade, for the sake of your health, you have to step away, you have to put a barrier between yourself and these people. They’re evil, we know they are, what they’re cheering is a populated residential neighborhood being flattened to kill one man. They are devils walking the Earth. We can’t expect any better from them, so don’t let them into your mind, don’t allow them in. It’s nothing but poison. I’ve been there, and I feel the exact same emotions as you’ve voiced, every single thing you’ve said is something I’ve felt from the news and events alone, but you cannot allow the scum’s reaction to push you over the edge.

    Read the Gaza Q&A thread instead. If you’ve already read it, re-read it. Let the humanity wash over you instead, sorrow for them instead, and take to your heart their true belief in martyrdom instead.

















  • Oh, I’m so so sorry about your ex… Yeah, I didn’t mean to downplay how much those online spaces can mean to us. It’s really awful that it was taken from you for not towing the mainstream line. I have a Palestinian flag pin that I put on my backpack but I take it off when I go into the office because no one at work would sympathise and I worry about retaliation for it, so I understand. Fucked up world we live in.