This Is A Canon Event That Happens In My AU… Poor Pomni🙃

FLIPSIDES OUT FINALLY

I'm planning on watching the full thing trm.

but the ppl on Tumblr keep saying it's the worst out of the trilogy. Which scares me...

Anyway I'll get back to yall on what I think

Tw: the trial has strong language and very strong themes (if you haven't seen it already)

I'm almost done with the game... and for some reason this picture makes me so happy

wish…

Open world rpg? Linear storyline? What RPGS are u inspired by for this 👀 any teasers for characters or concepts u havent released yet but wanna share 👀?!? Sorry i i ask too many questions but im excited!!

♣️World of Wonder Masterpost ♠️

Well, it's not just RPGs that inspired the creation of this au... I would hate to even call World of Wonder just an RPG! It's truly more than that.

If anything is a mashup of an RPG, open-world combat, and sandbox-type game (I hope that makes sense). The whole point of the game is for players to wonder the world (Hint that way I called the AU World of Wonder) and create their own adventure (And there is a reason why C&A made it that way!). The more I wrote and created the story, the more I realized that I wanted it to be something like Breath of the Wild, instead of being stuck in an RPG format like Honkia Starrail.

Along with that I added some other concepts I liked into the world which you guys will see in future post

The more I post about the AU the more details and mechanics I plan to share and post about!

But the games that truly inspired this AU are:

But for the concepts that i haven't shared yet hmmm... Their still in the works and everything but in my next post their will be little lore in there if you can spot it!

♣️World of Wonder Masterpost ♠️

If you guys have any more questions about the AU I would love to hear!

💫Thanks For the Ask💫

To summerize chapter 4......

I keep seeing posts abt how “the evils of capitalism” is “missing the point” of mouthwashing . you guys Know a game can have more than one theme/message right? You Know the setting was specifically chosen by the devs for the purpose of the story right? Like it’s not just set dressing?

Do you think there would still be a busted vent for someone to get killed in if the company wasn’t maximizing profit over employees? And locks on the cabin doors? Do you think Anya would have had no one else but curly to turn to if the ship wasn’t being run on a skeleton crew, and there were more people onboard? Would Swansea have been able to keep utility off limits as long as he did? Do you think Anya would have reacted the same to her termination news if she had been fairly compensated and did have savings? would Daisuke have been stuck with a mentor who hated his guts if there was more than one engineer on the job? would the psych evaluations have gone over the same if they’d been conducted by a different doctor so Anya could have gotten hers done too? Do you think the injured curly would have been left alone and defenseless in the medical ward if there were more staff? Would he still be laying in his own bloody unchanged bandages? Do you think jimmy would have gotten away with half the shit he did if there was some semblance of employee rights, and no fear of termination or backlash from accusing him?

like guys this is all just off the top of my head. YES the message of “men will cover for their abuser friends until it’s too late for anyone” is prevalent, timely, and important, but the setting is INTEGRAL to what motivates characters and how they react to the story’s events!!! you cannot separate the two!!!!! can anyone hear me !

5 a.m

Summer is just beginning

this right here is describing me in the fullest and that makes me realize why I personally kin her. My friend group literally call me Mom willing because I have such a caring nature when in reality… caring for people is a coping mechanism! Is that the best thing for me and my self love NO! But it’s so funny how it took me a good 5 years to realize what I was doing and another 3 years for me to attempt to even stop the cycle (fail miserably a good amount of time while trying to heal)

But over time I’ve learned that trauma can be lessons learned and/or be handle in a better way than just giving all your power away ya know

…thank you for coming to my ted talk

(regarding the momatha ask)

GIVE US THE UNFUN EMOTIONAL ONE ANSWER PLEASE 🙏🙏🙏 WE NEED IT

Wow that was fast. I mean like 20 of yall asked for it immediately. Congrats, you're the one I grabbed to answer it (but you're all winners in my eyes).

Ok you asked for it, my very long, actually serious, unfun answer.

Would ragatha be a good mom?

Unfun Answer: It's easy to confuse people pleasing/care taking trauma as 'good parent' material. But that isn't always the case and by default I don't think those qualities alone would make Ragatha or anyone a good parent. I think what actually makes someone a great parent is the ability to recognize their trauma and actively work to process and heal through it so they don't replicate their traumas with the people around them.

Everyone has emotional baggage and trauma in some form. And kids will eventually trigger you. They won't mean to, but they will. When that happens, you need the tools to give them empathy and understanding and structure, even through whatever you're dealing with at the time. Not just during the fun moments but during the times when they do unintentionally hurtful things too.

That's hard to do, and for a lot of people, they end up having kids before they even realize they have these unresolved traumas. To be clear, I don't think that makes them inherently bad parents in that case, it just makes being a parent that much more complicated when it's already one of the most difficult things a person can do.

There are a lot of parents out there who became parents because they thought it's what they were 'supposed' to do. And if they never learned how to set boundaries for themselves, or communicate their needs or wants, to hold space for themselves as a separate person not defined by what they do for others, they often unintentionally pass those habits off onto their kids. The cycle continues.

I know some truly incredible parents who come from trauma and have worked through it and the perspective it's given them is invaluable. But it's a choice. It's hard work. And it can only start when and if someone even recognizes there's something there to process to begin with.

All that is to say, I think we as humans all have the capacity to do that work. I think Ragatha as a character has the capacity to be a good parent. But I also think there is hard work involved, and it depends on if someone makes the choice to do that work. Or, to be stuck in their cycles.

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