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@toskarin.bsky.social
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⛧always such a kidder ⛧straight-lined and immune to spears ⛧neurotypical ⛧all with and via cats music: https://toskarin.bandcamp.com
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toskarin.bsky.social
I probably should have a more serious pinned post, but we'll burn that bridge when we get to it

I do music, I do art, sometimes I even post it

I use bluesky a bit more as a personal site, so don't expect as much posting as on tumblr
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apachesmash.bsky.social
This is my favourite cursed Metal Gear Solid 2
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sabatonfan69.bsky.social
When I was touring the catacombs under Paris my tour guide kept yelling at me because I wouldn’t stop naming all of the skulls and crying when I imagined them as women
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toskarin.bsky.social
only the highest brow dialogue, I assure you
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skaspec.yuri.agency
Thinking about this sticky note doodle i did a few years ago at my old job
toskarin.bsky.social
this is what we call an "open season haterism bait" post
toskarin.bsky.social
thinking of getting into a new band, I don't really care about the music so I'm just looking for whoever's got the most repulsive legal presence and the heaviest focus on brand merchandising, any advice
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juniorhoncho.bsky.social
my limb damage indicators all flashing red as i get more and more stuck in a blackberry bush
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transparency.bsky.social
Oh, I get it. It's called Castlevania because it's a metroidvania set in a castle!
toskarin.bsky.social
there's a lot of cases where someone looks at an unpleasant situation being resolved with grace and says "I would've crashed out" to convey gravity without really meaning it, but, speaking for myself, I know I would not have had that grace
toskarin.bsky.social
not to dredge it back up, but I'm astonished to hear that development on atlyss soldiers on. the dev has the patience and mercy of an actual saint
toskarin.bsky.social
not to give bethesda too much credit, but it's really funny that oblivion's lockpicking system is such a passable simulation of how lockpicking works that every other game which ever includes something that simulates that style of lock is going to come off as having oblivion's lockpicking system
toskarin.bsky.social
now contrast a true adversarial entity upon the landscape of fantasy in gygax,
toskarin.bsky.social
people want him so badly to be stubbornly for or against them, but the tone of a lot of his later writing is one of somebody who is receiving readings of his works, often responding to them with "that's an interesting angle I hadn't considered, but I like it! I might think of it that way now"
toskarin.bsky.social
I am very strongly against trying to read tolkien through the lens of like... a uniquely adversarial shadow upon fantasy, or a uniquely progressive same-kind-of-communist-as-you, because he really was by all signs just some bloke who didn't like being sad and had interests he took delight in
toskarin.bsky.social
so, realistically, aragorn probably did start doing real politics after he came to power. that kind of thing really would have existed by then. to buzzkill about it, and only because tolkien also seemed to be a bit miserable about this, he probably would have engaged in mundane political cruelties
toskarin.bsky.social
or in short, when elves and others bound to the song without capacity to steer it are steering history, they tend to drive in a straight line, even when humans are bumping the wheels every now and again, and it takes an era-ending event to fully pass those reins to the humans, so history can exist
toskarin.bsky.social
while it's true that a lot of people don't know how long a thousand years are, tolkien throwing those enormous numbers up makes sense when you consider that the elves are not only long-lived, but on the whole, fairly comfortable wiling that time away and watching as things move as they do
toskarin.bsky.social
the speed at which things start Happening as the age of man dawns isn't like... an accident of numbers. things move at the pace of elves for most of history, and as men inherit the earth, it begins to move at the pace of human lives. that's why the ages "quicken"
toskarin.bsky.social
I appreciate martin's general curiosity towards tolkien's more legend-first disinterest in crown politics, and I think tolkien was also actually starting to feel similarly about his own work in latter years, but it feels ungenerous to take aragorn's reign out of the context of history accelerating
toskarin.bsky.social
I know I'm the Roguelike Mutual in saying this, but I'm personally fond of the middle ground, where the encounters aren't manually placed, but are constant within their own logical sphere, and so you can see, for example, a group of physically-present battle cats wandering the dungeon halls
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tonogenesis.bsky.social
old japanese be like “woman”