I wish I was the wizard but I'm def the namor

Every time I see a screencap of some disney shit I look for signs of AI use anyway, nice of them to remove the ambiguity

I love Bi Gan's films. His first feature film, Kaili Blues, made me realize that I didn't hate film, I just hated what hollywood was putting out

The last time I read the tao te ching it struck me as very easy to read as a book addressed to aristocratic failsons so they can't fuck up society too much. All that stuff about how the best sort of governor is the one no one notices, clearly aimed at people who always make a mess

Darklands is still my number one but Pentiment's def my second favorite. Still haven't played KCD2 though

It's been all about whatever Yuasa and Choi put out since then tbh

Mononoke and everything the director of it has done since has been a cool art style in search of competent writing

All wargames are RPGs

reinventing Corvée labour from first principles

colonialist apologia indistinguishable from any imperialist's treatment of the subaltern throughout history

It's impressive how Branko tries to scare monger about east europeans pursuing "emancipation" and "self-determination"

honestly? least surprising inclusion

just look up that time peter watts went full edgelord eugenicist about the zika virus

I couldn't figure out where Children of the corn 358/2 fit into the continuity

Much respect to modders turning games into whatever they want, even if some projects are a total dud I gotta admire the effort

I made the mistake of playing through the m4-78 mod last time I played kotor 2 and that was a terrible mistake. It was immediately obvious why that shit was cut

Damn I had no idea there were so many movies in the series

At this rate I'll never get to 8 1/2

Same, my current campaign is full of slavers and cops and generally fascist-coded villains and my players still manage to avoid combat 75% of the time, but no one feels bad about fighting them if it comes down to it

I throw pennies in the trash whenever I receive them

David graeber called this stuff "everyday communism" in one of his books, but it is much the same argument: that every day is full of acts outside of heirarchical power structures, it is not utopianism to seek to expand the field where such acts are normal.

We avoid the temple of the sleepers.

None know how to wake the sleepers as they stand somnolent in their pillars of glass, caryatids of the forgotten world. Those who tried to break into those glass prisons soon found their own flesh as putrid as the rotting remains within. Now, we simply avoid.