This is wildly disappointing π loving the game a lot though! But I agree with you re: wishing the player character were a little more integrated into the world
19.08.2025 20:36 β π 1 π 0 π¬ 1 π 0This is wildly disappointing π loving the game a lot though! But I agree with you re: wishing the player character were a little more integrated into the world
19.08.2025 20:36 β π 1 π 0 π¬ 1 π 0Wait is Fern NOT flirting?? π
19.08.2025 19:56 β π 0 π 0 π¬ 1 π 0i wanted to collect links people are posting to good polygon-adjacent sites + ways to follow/support folks who've been laid off from there - almost certainly extremely incomplete but maybe it'll be helpful? haunts.neocities.org/polygon
01.05.2025 19:50 β π 1534 π 843 π¬ 12 π 14meanwhile, just a few blocks away, Samantha had her sights set on a rich CEO as well
05.12.2024 00:25 β π 10750 π 1956 π¬ 86 π 54
When Animorphs ended, fans were vocal about how they didn't like the depressing ending.
K.A. Applegate responded with amongst the most brutal letters I've read.
It takes a generational talent to tell your fans "If you're mad at me because that's what you have to take away from Animorphs, too bad."
jod was here
09.10.2024 04:38 β π 2 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0Tiny painting inside an open pendant. Portrait of a young woman, obviously very wealthy, in a fancy dress, with dark hair worn down, in ringlets. She's looking sharply off to the side, and smirking. The whole vibe is very "Mona Lisa, if Mona Lisa was the life of the party".
Same painting, but now with an overlay. You can see most of her face, but she now has a dark moustache and long beard, and is wearing a thick dark cloak with a hood.
The overlay this time is of a nun's habit
First of all, has a person ever looked more mischievous? I wish I knew her.
Secondly, this is a miniature portrait from around 1660. It comes with overlays that allow you to change her appearance for fun. Filters from 500 years ago lol!