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I'm the Joan of Arc of video game shitposts

@luxlightly / luxlightly.tumblr.com

**Formerly DeluxeTrashQueen** ko-fi.com/theseamreaper Any pronouns are fine though I generally lean towards they/them or she/her. I am autisic and sometimes come across in ways I don't mean to so please assume I never intended to be cruel or passive aggressive(except to terfs and radfems please dear god get off my fucking blog).
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Night spasms are getting worse. It's my whole body convulsing now, not just my legs. Trying to take magnesium preemptively doesn't help. Only waiting until I get close enough to sleep that the spasms start, then taking some.

Keep forgetting to get vitamin d at the store. Need to remember. Hopefully it helps. This is hell.

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Perennial Astronaut magnet joins the smiley bomb magnet on the fridge.

3D printed, painted with acrylic paint, sealed with uv resin and iridescent acrylic sealant.

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*if you are on more than one of the medications, choose the primary hormone/hormone you are mostly attempting to raise (like, if you are taking testosterone to transition but also take estrogen medically to treat vaginal dystrophy from T you would be primarily taking testosterone for gender transition)

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Anonymous asked:

Hey what is ultrakill about? I see your posts about it all the time but I only found out it was a game cause I saw it on steam the other day

Ultrakill is a retro style FPS game heavily inspired by classic games such as DOOM and Quake set in an alternate future in which WW1 went on for 200 years, fought largely by blood powered machines of various types. An unknown amount of time after the war finally ended, humanity died out for reasons that have not yet been revealed, leaving the many war machines without a source of fuel, leading them to delve into Hell to feed off the blood of damned human souls. You play such a machine, named V1, fighting your way through the various layers of Hell in search of blood. As you do so, you encounter other enemies such as demons and angels, specifically the Archangel Gabriel who, despite only appearing in person 2 times so far in the game (it's still in early access. The final chapter is not fully released), is the narrative main character. As you explore Hell, the impact Gabriel has had on every layer becomes clear and, when you finally meet him, it sets in motion a series of changes within Gabriel that change the fate of Heaven and Hell forever. Most of the story and details of the world are revealed through hidden levels and written passages you can find, along with terminal entries about enemies. It's possible to go through the game knowing none of the real story going on around you.

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It's also about gay people

The "series of changes within Gabriel" V1 sets in motion is making him realize he he queer, yes. That's not a joke, by the way, Gabriel is largely a metaphor for discovering you're queer after being raised in a conservative, religious environment. He is also canonically gay and nonbinary. It's very much about gay people.

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Anonymous asked:

that sounds super cool, if I weren't really bad at fps games I would totally check it out! I'll have to keep an eye out for people streaming it when the full game gets released!

I've also never played more than the tutorial level or watched any playthroughs tbh. I'm sent all my information directly by God and the wiki, for the most part. But I've been told there's a number of aim assist and difficulty sliders that make it way easier if you need. If I ever play it again I'm using those.

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Anonymous asked:

Hey what is ultrakill about? I see your posts about it all the time but I only found out it was a game cause I saw it on steam the other day

Ultrakill is a retro style FPS game heavily inspired by classic games such as DOOM and Quake set in an alternate future in which WW1 went on for 200 years, fought largely by blood powered machines of various types. An unknown amount of time after the war finally ended, humanity died out for reasons that have not yet been revealed, leaving the many war machines without a source of fuel, leading them to delve into Hell to feed off the blood of damned human souls. You play such a machine, named V1, fighting your way through the various layers of Hell in search of blood. As you do so, you encounter other enemies such as demons and angels, specifically the Archangel Gabriel who, despite only appearing in person 2 times so far in the game (it's still in early access. The final chapter is not fully released), is the narrative main character. As you explore Hell, the impact Gabriel has had on every layer becomes clear and, when you finally meet him, it sets in motion a series of changes within Gabriel that change the fate of Heaven and Hell forever. Most of the story and details of the world are revealed through hidden levels and written passages you can find, along with terminal entries about enemies. It's possible to go through the game knowing none of the real story going on around you.

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