
Stephen
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Stephen
@Stephen_M_T
Digimon, TTRPGs, Anime, Politics (left), maybe some other stuff. Not too disabled to work, just too disabled to drive to work. Ace, He/him.





Is it a hot take to say that I'm getting sick of tropical regions in Pokemon


What if instead of VGC moving to Pokémon Champions next it moves to Fire Red Leaf Green


For reference, this is how we vote in the US House: 1) Insert photo ID 2) Press button







✨Daily Persona Question!✨ Do you have a favorite BUILD you like to use? Could be character specific - or a specific persona, let us know! And be respectful of other builds please!


JUST IN: Trump calls for mandatory Voter ID

🚨 AMAZON JUST TURNED YOUR DOORBELL INTO A POLICE SURVEILLANCE WEAPON Amazon-owned Ring just quietly partnered with Flock - a license plate tracking system already used by police and ICE - meaning footage from your front door can now feed into nationwide surveillance networks. Flock has already been used to track immigrant communities and prosecute women over abortion access. Now your Ring camera is part of the pipeline. No warrant. No vote. No warning. You didn’t install a doorbell. You installed government spyware. Did anyone actually agree to this?



BREAKING: President Trump announces a new childhood vaccination schedule. Trump says American children are no longer required to receive "72 jabs," reducing recommendations to just 11 vaccines.





i think ZA's battle system has a lot of potential, and the game itself is one of my favorites. however, whoever was in charge of pathfinding/targeting, ESPECIALLY in hyperspace, needs to be pelted with tomatoes.



During the 19th century, a few naturalists reported seeing or collecting star-nosed moles in California, Oregon, and Washington. However, the star-nosed mole is only known to exist in northeastern North America, with all northwestern fossils being many millions of years old.





The forced hate for Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 comes from 2 lies that are being pushed about its fandom: Lie #1: People only like E33 because it's their first JRPG Truth: Many people who love E33 are lifelong JRPG fans who have felt disappointed in the genre for decades. For me, nothing has hit like this game since OG FF7 (1997) and maybe FFX (2001). For many people, this is the first time in ages they've felt the rush of a New Game hitting with that Old Game Magic E33 also destroyed the lie that Turn-Based Combat would not look good in realistic graphics (a baseless excuse made for Final Fantasy for years). For long-time FF fans who've been bullied & gaslit about this issue, E33 is extremely vindicating Lie #2: People who love E33 have never heard of Bravely Default, Dragon Quest, Octopath Traveller, Persona etc Truth: Pixel / Anime / Low-Poly 3D games do not have the same mainstream appeal as realistic 3D. I'm not saying those games are bad, I'm saying they're niche. Some are huge within that niche, and that's great. But every Anime Fan (myself included) knows the pain of trying to get someone to try their favorite thing - but they won't because they "just don't like the style" Not only that, many modern JRPGs suffer from dialogue bloat, sluggish pacing, and an overall childish tone. You might be ok with it, but those are dealbreakers for many people. There's a saying: "We grew up, but the games didn't." Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is the best of the Old mixed with the best of the New, with none of the BS of either. That is why it is so successful and respected amongst its fandom. It's mainstream success is a victory for the JRPG scene. It's made average gamers curious to see what else the genre has to offer. And there's a lot of gold to be found. #ClairObscurExpedition33 #Expedition33 #ClairObscur



Took a Tesla ride through the Boring Company tunnels in Vegas. Only two cars were running. Got stuck in traffic behind the other car.






maybe the most deranged pokemon stream in months this cynthia shit is EASY bro











