When you agree with everything a text post is saying and are about to reblog it…
… but then at the end, the poster decides to let their judgment shine through and says something really insulting.
When you have a favorite character in a book series, but none of the drawings you’ve seen look anything close to your head canon.
… before you remind me of more reasons why I’m all alone.
((ooc: sorry that it took so long for me to post this. I’ve been busy lately, but I promise I’ll try to post more frequently as I get more questions.))
Answering questions!
Also finally gave a more fitting background for the blog.
Nintendo.
You gave me everything I ever wanted.
Thanks.
“i don’t like video games”
THERE IS A HATOFUL BOYFRIEND ITEM ON GAIA I’M CRYING.
now I can have my favorite psychopathic, cannibalistic, and bloodthirsty bird on my shoulder at all times.
Wasn’t it that Gaia didn’t ask for permission to make those?
Oh I hope not. I’m not sure myself.
Gaia has a reputation for not asking for permission before they make things like this.
But I remember specifically Moa responding to it when someone asked about it… I just don’t remember where.
I have never, and will never understand peoples infatuation with Animal Crossing. I’ve never played it, but from my understanding its pretty much just harvest moon with…less things to do?
Nope.
Harvest Moon is set in it’s own calendar system. Animal Crossing runs more in real time, which I think was it’s main appeal at first. As seasons pass in real life, the seasons pass in the game. So if a holiday passes by in the real world, you can also celebrate it in the game and get holiday-specific items.
You have more customability with clothing and furniture and where it’s placed. The towns folk could move in and out of town, so that’s always changing. You could visit your friends’ towns and all that. And the villagers are animals and adorable.
Harvest Moon has more RPG aspects where you upgrade tools and have a set environment. And Animal Crossing is more life simulation where you try to live a comfortable life with snazzy furniture and buying a huge house, but the villagers happen to be animals.
So it’s two different kinds of games for two different interests.
