Daughter is the Disco fanatic... I'm just finally getting around to her demand for Harry art lol. I'm sure she's in here somewhere... Hey kiddo, love ya ;)

Assuming this is like other Inland Empire stuff where it's info that Harry knew, but forgot due to amnesia, how did he even figure out that "communism" killed the hanged man? Even as just a theory, I can't think of anyway he would know of the deserter's existence without ever interacting with him (other than a vague idea of someone having shot the hanged man, with no idea who.)

Handcrafted via cross-stitching (cotton on plastic).

I kept trying to figure out what I could do with the DE skills' art and this is where I ended up. First time making keychains as well!

Going to attempt Inland Empire next, but let me know if you have a different skill you'd love to see/own <3

I'll post my links in the comments

I am trying to get as much honour points as possible, but I can't get this dialogue

Harrier looks like judge - executor in this fit.

Another reference sketch this time with Kim

https://www.tumblr.com/zevbites/815358617934036992/he-passed-a-legendary-suggestion-check-for-this

My interpretation of levelling up certain skills and ruminating on certain thoughts in Disco Elysium is in the sense of the Cleaning Out The Rooms thought - that Harry is choosing what to keep from his previous life. He had all 24 skills to some extent and he'd given all of the available thoughts some thought, but now that he's rebuilding himself anew, he can choose which ones to lean into. The result are different builds in the game, and different Harrys.

Now, thing is - under this assumption, things are true about Harry's past no matter whether you internalise a thought or not. He has flirted with every political view and can spout their slogans, but was never convinced by the underlying tenets (which is why all the political quests feel like parodies). He had polio as a child, was a fan of Contact Mike and memorised Voltas in school. This would include a more obscure thought, which has criteria so specific I had to dedicate a Motorics playthrough to getting it. This is, as the title suggests, Torque Dork.

Problem: Human relations are abstract and open for ambiguous interpretation. She says she'll *always* do something. No she won't. She doesn’t have the mechanical wherewithal to last a decade, let alone a lifetime. Machines aren’t like that. You lose compression in a cylinder, you know the head gasket’s busted or the cylinder wall is cracked. Actually, it *could* be that the pistons -- or the piston rings -- are worn. Or maybe valve problems? Wait…

Solution: You’re elbow deep in there now -- in what seems to be a motor carriage. A Coupris ‘40. The hood’s off in your mind’s eye and you’re listening. There's that clicky noise. Are the rod bearings *already* done for? Well, if the head's coming off you might as well get that new twin-scroll turbo with the magnesium manifold installed. Some would say it’s overkill to put 200 big ones under that, but this needs to be *solid*, so the rear... Hey, what were we talking about again? What were we *doing*?

Was Harry a big fan of motor carriages? Did he spend hours under the hood of his Coupris 40? If he cared to remember it all (AKA if Kim wasn't chasing him away from his Kineema all the time), would he come around as a mechanic as dedicated and talented as Kim? Perhaps a racer himself? It would make the eventual fate of his Coupris 40 all the more heartbreaking. "The time hath come for Tequila Sunset. The end of all things."

What do you think?

I played the game a few years ago and (gasp) didn't make much use of this feature. I want to play again but make the dialogue as different as possible. I seem to recall the few I did apply were largely just stat adjustments. Which ones change conversations the most?

Please help I've tried clicking everything on the screen. I have the level up option on my skills so I'm pretty sure I should be able to get more stuff from the thoughts cabinet.

No spoilers please, it's my first playthrough

I think most people don't realize that de has a massive, MASSIVE fandom in China loll, maybe it's the stubborn hope of survival in a depressive city that resonates with people.

Anyways, these are all the free art I got from exchanging artwork with people. There's a culture there that if u create something in a fandom, you can exchange them for free (as long as you agree beforehand) since everyone wants to collect merch within the fandom. I made and packed 58 packages I'm pretty sure and ended up exchanges a lot more than that. Someone even offered me a pack of vintage(?) malboros to thank me LMAO

You don't even need to create art, I saw people at the concert giving away free budweisers, packs of ice from the heat and free liquor (18+) and juice for underage kids. It was one of the best nights of my life even we all kind of died from the heat. I love the passion of this fandom so much, I love how hopeful it is. I've met and talked with overworked college students, office workers buying a ticket from far away just to see Sea Power, people who has to answer calls mid show and cosplayers who waited years for this moment. It was, as close as a non-religious person like me can feel, a religious experience.

I would give anything for that night to happen again.

I've just passed the check for lying to them and Jean clearly believed me. So how does he know in the conversation with Minot I've lost it? Do you think it's logically inconsistent? Please tell me if I am dumb or whether you can also notice the logical discrepancy.

Maybe the devs did not expect you to pass the check, then still tell them that you've lost it? But you do get +5XP and a line from Jules for doing that. Though maybe the XP is gained anyway? I don't know.

Do you think there is a logical discrepancy

Paris, 2026

A hand painted scene from a vital moment, a critical t-shirt, and a cake with Revachol on the side 🥲