Mossy Feathers (She/Her)

Secretly an opossum.

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Cake day: July 20th, 2023

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  • Edit: Yep, knew it’d be unpopular. Rather than just downvoting me, though, why not tell me why you disagree?

    Because I don’t even know where to start. The biggest part, I suppose, is that if you give them a space like this, it normalizes the movement. People stop feeling like there is something wrong with disliking the LGBT community, the movement grows as it is no longer stigmatized, and LGBT rights backslide.

    Furthermore, holding a “hetero pride” festival during pride month is inherently bigoted as well. Pride month exists because straight people wouldn’t let gay people express themselves otherwise. Your idea isn’t totally unlike the idea of letting klansmen openly hold festivals during Black History month so they stop harassing black people.





  • Imo there are two things that every VR game needs but very few have:

    1. The ability to import a custom player model. I know this gets weird when the game has different armor pieces, mounts gear on the player’s body, and things like that. However, this, imo, is something that any VR game should have if the main character’s appearance isn’t important. Games like Myst or H^3 should have the ability to import custom models; meanwhile Bugsnax VR is okay without it.

    2. FBT support. Even if FBT doesn’t actually do anything special, it still helps with immersion. It drives me crazy how attempting to lean in some VR games will result in you falling off cliffs due to your VR feet typically being placed directly under you. I want to peak around a corner or look over a ledge, why can’t I do that without exposing myself or falling to my death?




  • No, I’m honestly surprised. I’ve barely heard anything about GTA VI. Seriously. I don’t care about it, none of my friends have talked about it despite being the kinda game that they’d be into, and I’ve only seen one or two articles on it.

    You sure it’s that highly anticipated? My observation is that people have gotten really sick and tired of AAA games, and this is a shift that’s occurred since RDR2 came out. Very few of the people I know still regularly play AAA games, and those who do almost never buy them on launch. I haven’t seen anywhere near the same amount of hype for GTA VI as I saw for GTA IV or GTA V.

    You’re accusing me of being disingenuous? Maybe you’re the one who’s buying into the hype and overestimating public interest. Or perhaps the true answer is somewhere in the middle. Who knows. I was not intentionally downplaying your favorite series though.