alyssa @alyssa@cat.family

@Lady i think i may have played more of Majora's Mask than Ocarina (both of them (almost?) exclusively at those consoles they had set up in the games aisle electronics sections at like wal-mart), but neither of them enough to judge more than entirely superficially

@Lady counterpoint: wind waker has really bright colours.

(i wanted to make some kind of point about alternately they may have not played many zelda games but i haven't played any zelda game enough to judge how it compares to Majora's Mask).

oh yeah, bulbapedia? shows what you know.

@Lady @gaditb i think D&D generally likes rich property owners.

@gaditb @Lady to some extent i think the D&D alignments as described in the text (at least in 2e) are all conflations of belief/value system/behavior that doesn't fit lots of very plausible and lots of less plausible characters well at all.

@Lady @gaditb well that certainly sounds by-the-book neutral evil :P

@Lady @gaditb ah, yeah, that is fair. yeah, a neutral-evil-by-D&D-standards person who concludes that doing morally good things is to their benefit is plausible (tho one who consistently does so would be pretty weird)

@Lady @gaditb hmm, then i would say that I do not understand how a person who cares only about their own benefit, caring nothing (positively or negatively) about other people or any other principle seems (this is how 2e describes neutral evil characters) could be morally good.

@Lady primarina that has had top surgery

@Lady ouch

I did it! I probably did not need to grind that long, but it went very smoothly having done so.