Lady @Lady@cat.family

“they don’t need to make the games more expensive, they are just doing it because they can” welcome to capitalist economics brother, this is literally the law of supply and demand

literally nobody cares about your unjustified gamer anger

i follow the zelda hashtag and oh my god there is so much whinging about the new game costing $70 get over yourselves

« Standard programming practices usually discourage altering the source code and not testing it just before releasing the software to the customer. »

@alyssa yeah you do have to get through the first arc before you realize that ocarina of time is actually about an apocalypse lol whereas with majora's mask it's kind of in the beginning

@alyssa wind waker is definitely more optimistic and i can't tell if that means it's not dark or not

(ocarina of time is a darker game than majora's mask and most people who have played the latter played the former first)

you can tell whether a gamer has media comprehension based on whether or not they think Majora’s Mask is the darkest Zelda game

https://youtu.be/lIEhhHPDlXM

wolf alice morning today i guess

ugh i came up with a really interesting scenario for a story but i don't think it works at all for the story i was wanting to write

Bulbapedia currently has "Legends: Arceus characters" listed as a subcategory of "Deceased characters"

how long do eevee live

@narylis specifically i think gaming and “metaverse” tech companies have been using it to identify themselves as “new tech” or “new social” in contrast to the traditional blue of facebook/twitter/tumblr/“old fashioned” social spaces

then everybody wanted in on that association and it has spread from there

@narylis « Historically, purple has been underutilized commercially, treated as more of a supplemental, niche color. Though that’s changing, as technology companies have embraced it to stand out from the crowd — with Roku and Twitch both using it in their branding and logos. The growing trend left Brenda Milis, Adobe Stock’s principal of consumer and creative insights, seeing purple — everywhere. “A lot of brands began releasing purple app icons. It developed into a trend as a very blue-inflected purple — often referred to as 'blurple' — began to dominate online spaces through 2021. There's a warmth to it, so it offers a sense of comfort. It's not hitting you over the head with a strident tone.” » https://blog.adobe.com/en/publish/2022/02/16/2022-pantone-color-of-the-year-is-brand-new-hue-for-metaverse-age

i mean it's better than the time when it was the red styling with the purple logo and clashed horribly but

changed the colour of the document registry to match their new purple branding instead of their old red branding and i’m not into it

@KitRedgrave it's called xml

@hazel why does this poll only have one option (not counting spiderman)

suppose the inventors of porygon designed it based on professor laventon’s descriptions