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i watch lots of tv and ramble about elden ring (she/they)

social media is one major way i stay informed and i've noticed less discussion of palestine here than on twitter, so unfortunately this doesn't surprise me. not in any rush to fully abandon twitter yet because of this.

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one nice thing about being split between here and twitter is that i can have twitter for all of the anxiety-inducing stuff and just post here if i want things to be chill.

dear god i want this election to just be over already. i've made the awful mistake of scrolling discourse on twitter the last few days and it is all insufferable. anyways free palestine

xenoblade chronicles 1's soundtrack always manages to find its way into my recommendations when i'm feeling low. certain tracks have a powerful effect even now. hard to feel too bad about my life while i'm listening to "the fallen land."

tried a bit of the monster hunter wilds beta and had a better time than with my very brief stint with rise but overall i still feel like the entire user interface and experience is too overwhelming for me. at least i felt like i knew how to play this time!

i feel like if you start a conversation with me you should actually be prepared to hear my take. like why even waste both of our time if you didn't actually want to hear what what i had to say???

twitter is reminding me that the real issue with shadow of the erdtree's writing is that it accidentally gave way too much ammunition to people who wanted their favorite demigods to be innocent and morally pure by allowing them to blame it all on miquella

Armored Core 6 is a game about 30-40 various "holy fuck" moments but I think "I won't miss." is maybe top 5 all-time things I've seen in a game ever.

i think the story around the master sword and zelda's role in restoring it is probably tears of the kingdom's strongest concept narratively but i think it was a missed opportunity not to have it stay broken and you can only use it effectively by fusing things to it like other weapons

my favorite part of the story in the hades games is that for all the emphasis placed on hades himself there always comes a point where you're reminded that he's just a middle manager, while nyx and other primordial deities actually shape the underworld.