i want to write something with insane lore again. i want to be buried in wikipedia pages. where is the site that will allow me to do this

okay, i take it back

the forum scene is alive and kicking, let's jump into some premades y'all

google is giving mixed answers (articles vs forum) so i need chat for help 😭

dog chewed a used green tea bag. He didnt eat it whole since i has to pick bits of the bag and leaves out buf definitely ingested some. Problem is, i don’t know which of the two a-holes did it cause i just woke up to them playing with evidence of the crime right on my bed. I can’t tell for sure who did it after checking their mouths either. They’re ~18kg and ~22kg dogs. Should i rush to vet or wait?

ive been wanting to get into the monster hunter series which one should i get first in steam

Edit: since this may be seen trolling/hijacking, i shall add this. i am, in fact, interested. I can cook monsters right

Edit2: still asking genuinely tho what mh should i play first

I feel that the advent of mobile gacha games have negatively impacted the animanga RP scene. Mind, there are some positives too, such as providing a wealth of aesthetically-pleasing and permission-free faceclaims in the form of their official art. But on the negative side of things, I feel that the storytelling of these games have influenced RP storytelling as well and not in a good way.

I don't know if I'm just overanalysing, or if this is even an official trope, but Gacha Game Subplot Syndrome is real on the sites I used to play on. This is referring to the tendency for gacha games to have character subplots whose stakes are on an equally large/grand scale as the main plot, if not sometimes more so.

Which goes against the more "traditional" (at least in the shonen action adventure sense) animanga narrative where character subplots tend to involve more personal scale stakes for the character, while the large scale stakes take place within the main plot.