-About my fursona-
Name: Rowan Whitlock
Gender: Male
Species: European Badger
Favorite color- green
Main?: Yes, he’s my main sona
Weird Fact: he’s a scholar of old Mossflower history and writing.
Best quality: loyal friend
What I Dislike: better dresser
Sell? NO!
@Creekdraws And if you can't find the physical collection, you can find excellent audio renditions on YouTube. They were written to be read around Christmastime, but I love them year round.
@PanPanda2112 The Great Lakes have a rich history of songs about shipwrecks and events on the lakes. I think you can even listen to some on Spotify.
There's a book on the topic.
https://t.co/Mwmr3pmNzf
I love this painting from Jakub Różalski's (shared to me by the great @/HunterWolfblood )
That dog is all what I aspire to be ngl...
I may be far but we'll get there
@Wilmodt As for Matt Groening and the Simpsons stuff, they definitely have a history of predicting future events. Some of it I believe comes from the longevity of the show, as well as some good guessing. But I'm open to other explanations too. I like theories.
@Wilmodt With the intent to wink and nod to others who are into this stuff. I can accept the idea that they might be pulling symbolism from other cultures that subliminally has this iconography or messages, but I'd imagine a Japanese company would put other messages in.
@DaParrotMasta A shooter, but an "ethical thief" team heist shooter, with the theme of being anti-capitalist. The irony being that you're paying for a game to a company that is a mega corporation.
It had that look a lot of recent game flops have done.
Sony has cancelled Fairgames, its upcoming PlayStation shooter.
PlayStation has pulled the plug on the PvP game after a recent test involving thousands of players failed to meet expectations.
The game, developed by Haven Studios, was announced in 2023 and had been reworked several times, with plans for a new reveal under a different title.
Sony says there will be no layoffs as a result. Haven’s staff will instead support other PlayStation studios.
Another live-service game bites the dust.