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Note: The following text doesn't contain any spoilers of the plot of Expedition 33, although I'll mention out of context the names of four bosses. Still, the names aren't big spoilers. So today I finished Expedition 33. I don't tend to play a lot of rpgs. I used to do it last decade out of curiosity, but that process ended up burning me out and, after so many anime/weeb art, pre-teens with swords and stupid dialogue, I lost my patience, and I consider myself a very patient guy, even more than I should, and I put up with things that I don't have to. I don't play infinite hours of a game unless said game respect my time. A good example would be Persona 5 (the vanilla version). After 78 hours of gameplay at minimum difficulty, I had zero issues with the pacing with the exception of a couple of secondary plots. A more extreme cartoonish example would be Xenoblade. In any of these games, when it stops throwing bad obtuse tutorials with quantifiable numbers and countless debuff stats at

Note: The following text reveals important spoilers of K-Pop Demon Hunters. I assume most of you have been in a situation where you heard of a film that’s so widely popular over the world that you just have to see it. Most of the time it becomes a conversation starter, while other times it’s just noisy people overhyping a film. I had that situation way back in 2016, when people just overhyped literally anything, mostly with anime. They sounded less like people who want to share a hobby and more like the ads of Raid Shadow Legends. I already stopped watching anime back in 2014, so hearing impressionable people going to the hype train every couple of months was just tiring. In addition to that, I have that problem with videogames that are RPGs, games that are known for grinding issues and being prisoners of their own rules. If every fanboy say “this RPG is amazing” every freaking month for each RPG, then they don’t sound sincere. They want an excuse for me to waste time in a story where

Hi. If you've been around checking my DeviantArt gallery for a very long time, you might remember that I used to include some silly dialogue with MLP characters, particularly their faces. I've been doing this since 2016 if I remember correctly. I used these emotes like this: "Hey, Twilight. Do you want to go out with me now? The sunset is beautiful." "Sure thing, Tempest! But first let me finish this run in Balatro." "You... said you stopped playing Balatro last week." I had a lot of fun writing these and I kept doing it for years and years, mainly because it adds to the flavor of the fanarts included. It wasn't until 2020 (or perphaps a bit later) when I kinda stopped. The reason behind it was that, with the updates in DeviantArt, it made custom emotes exclusive to people who subscribed to the website. To me, it was an unfair decision because I used these emotes for creative purposes. Also, I like writing despite I don't consider myself a "words guy". While I disliked the