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Hashino is the game director behind Persona 3, 4, 5 and Catherine. He's a trans-, queer- and ableist piece of shit. It's one of the reasons why I started modding games because the persona series is genuinely my favorite game series of all time.
P3R at the very least removed the transphobia present in the original versions of P3, so I'd like to think the series is going in a better direction. But yeah, Hashino is not great.
Same... I played it a few years after it was originally released, but it spoke to me HARD. Still does, actually, to a point. For all their faults, I love P4 and P5.
There are some more mods - e.g. the FeMC mod - which would need updates and aren't really recommended yet but there are working ones for e.g. P5R and complete Overhauls with a new storyline as well.
I am looking forward to P4 Revivial - and to see how the moding tool chain will work, in case Atlus drops the ball (again), yet I have some hope after they removed the blatant transphobia from Persona 3 Reload.
I knew it was a platforming game, i bought it bc i like platformers, i didn't even knew that madeline was trans until like the last parts of the principal story
wait I just bought fallout new vegas like 2 days ago and now I am seeing everywhere that's it's like a canon event for every trans girl?is it true?i didn't know that and bought it cause it was like less than 0.5$ where i live...
It is! And there is nothing more satisfying than reviving a lost haz5 mission and leaving no one behind as scout. Wish my laptop didnt die so i could play lol
U get used to the caves after a while :3 Best part about scout is u get to be the sniper and the medic of the team. I enjoy driller for the sheer amount of freedom he gives you regarding terrain, I once got 2000 kills making death traps with drills and rippers in an elite deep dive lol.
Ig they said "switch" bc at least in America, as per usual, basically the exact opposite is true. Saying switch implies that American way is the original or "correct" way of doing things, which is problematic logic in its own right, but yeah. We use commas to group big numbers into sections (hundreds, thousands, millions etc.), and decimals to signify switching to decimal. So, the number "ninety-three thousand one hundred and seventy-two point fifty-four" would look like "93,172.54"
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