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sarcasmprodigy:

vodkard:

as a graphic designer this HITS because the graphics for both games are actually really good but they’re more centered on simplicity and minimalism, plus they’ve got their own art style. it’s not realistically styled—and i think people need to remember that realism is not the pinnacle of art, nor is it the qualification for art to be considered ‘good’

i think one big part of it (at least in terms of among us) is that the simplicity leads plenty to the imagination. evidence being just how many different interpretations and OCs of imposters and crew there are.

afloweroutofstone:

kum-mer:

taxi driver saved a guy who was getting chased by cops

Shoutout to this Belarusian cab driver

laserbobcat:

I barely played but it was fun. I was a successful impostor too hehe.

moonpaw:

Saw this and immediately thought of you

ssalmonn:

jetglider:

> Cyan was not the Impostor

is-that-another-soulmate-au:

avagueidea:

ariessy:

Just think when Zuko visits babyKorra they would play hide and seek together and he would find her and shout “I’VE CAPTURED THE AVATAR” holding her up like Lion King.

Consider also:

Zuko picking up little Korra  at some point during their first meeting. Sokka turns around to instantly go, “You finally captured the avatar. Congrats my man.” And Zuko, who is still working on how to treat this new little avatar, just cracks tf up.

Little Korra instantly decides she likes this firelord dude, because that laugh feels like the laugh of a friend to her.

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viewfromthevault:

Do y’all ever think that after the Reaper war Shepard experiences those weird existential interactions that Tony Hawk has with people?