#mod is having fun

[bite-sized-cyclops]

[animatronic-assistant]

Outfit for Oracle Elara

This is something I found that reminded me of @liminal---nightmare-aliza comment about Elara giving prophecies. I might make my own version later. I love the high priestess combined with harem dancer vibes it gives. Weird combo but I vibe with it.

[heartorbit]

happy halloween! 🎃🐈‍⬛👻🐇

[quess-art]

Rain - The Dark Urge Memento Comic

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[ososull]

Labyrinthian

[pineappical]

cooking lessons

[spoopdeedoop]

forgot to post this here lol

[wyrmswyrds]

the last melon ... tysm to @hermitadaymay for such a fantastic event :] !!!

[gahdamnit]

a jossam kiss in 2024 thx to our lord & saviour reddit u/girlbvy3e

[mroddmod]

little scrapped comic bc it felt a bit ooc to me in hindsight

[nibbelraz]

Let's make some Coffee and rant about novels together with my submission for the 2024 @mxtxfoodzine!

Definitely believe these two would drink Coffee all night to talk, edit, and review airplane bros writing

You can find the recipe and other beautiful works for free here!

[animatronic-assistant]

Got bored made a gacha club thing

I'm a sucker for a villain. Not in a simp way, more in a "god they're evil, please explain why I should root for their down fall" kind of way.

You can use this if you want. Not a very original design. Pretty sure everyone has similar Lord Eclipse gacha designs. Just let me know your using it.

[dykecubes]

I unironically think the sdmp has some of the most creative uses of a custom image mod, some of my favorites I've seen so far:

[buggbuzz]

my friends and i recently started a new server with the "biomes! dragons" mod (on bedrock) and i have FALLEN IN LOVE WITH IT

screenshots under the cut:

[daily-grian]

born day

[blackberry-sage-tea]

I don't think that Veilguard is a product of developers who didn't care. I feel like it's a product of developers who cared so much that they were willing to do anything and everything to get the game finished. Even if it involved a million concessions. A million compromises. An FPS game engine that had to be twisted far beyond what it was designed for, a set of assets and mechanics and art style created for a polar opposite game to the "gritty" singleplayer narrative they were making. With all the core veterans of the series that shaped its identity having been driven out or fired, and the ones remaining either inexperienced/unskilled in their new roles or burned out beyond belief to the point where they actually felt they needed a "fan council" to advise them on writing it.

I think they wanted so badly to deliver on the promise of DA4 that they kept going even as (imo) everything that would have made DA4 worthwhile got stripped out of the game.

I know a lot of people think of that as a miraculous achievement, "at least it Got Made", but personally "a hypothetical great DA4 that just sadly never got finished" would have been better than "the shitty DA4 that every new piece of fan content is now obligated to include or reference in some way by virtue of being the capstone finale to the series".

Especially because getting it made didn't...save their jobs or the series or anything they still got fired and the studio still got shuttered. Sometimes "cut your losses", "listen to your regrets", and "the little wins aren't enough" are acceptable things to say. So much of Veilguard's script feels like it's full of the mantras that the development team was telling themselves over and over just to get through a hellish cycle and you know, I think a lot of those messages are wrong, actually. I'm not looking to be judgmental, in that position I might have made the exact same choices, but looking in from the outside I think it was a mistake to just keep going at any cost.