taratheredmage.tarab.gay
I write code for a living and play too much Pathfinder | 35 | 🏳️⚧️ she/her | Lizard Mom | DRK/RDM | May you find your worth in the waking world.
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It was about tone for me, less the actual events. One ending was unsettling and unnerving, if not downright creepy. The other was bittersweet, but with a twinge of hope. Maybe I'm off base with that reading, but to me that points to the latter ending being the "preferable" one.
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And the thing is, I'm not sure which was intended.
Was each ending supposed to be similarly good/bad in their own ways (which I think they failed at), or is one ending preferable to the other (which has some implications I'm not a fan of)?
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I agree there's not a "good" or "bad" ending, but I think the framing and tone of each ending points to there being a "better" ending, or at least one favored by the narrative.
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left not right
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I can't find any rule that says no, but it definitely seems like a case of "they can't put every edge case in or the book would be impossibly thick". At my table, I'd probably give the player a choice between stay undetected and not contribute to flanking, or become hidden and contribute.
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I cannot emphasize this enough that for YEARS:
-trans women played various women’s sports.
-trans kids got medical assistance as they and their parents needed.
-trans folk could get accurate documents.
-trans folk used the bathrooms that felt appropriate.
AND NOTHING BAD HAPPENED.
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Definitely NieR
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Me after finishing Clair Obscur
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What I wouldn't give to have this exact version runnable on a modern OS...