I listened to a few tracks from the OST and I think it was probably a misstep to opt out of the chiptunes/vaporwave/ambient music of Fez, Monument Valley, Dustforce, etc. Especially when the style chosen is chamber, neo classical music. It’s well done but it doesn’t complement the art deco/geometric style.

Not trying to be overly critical, but why would you write a whole article on not using a term and then not provide an alternative?

Platform Adventure could work in my opinion.

The Legend of Zelda: The Bunny Hood Hop

Not even a mention of yoshi’s island? FeelsBadMan

I listened to five of their tracks, (Chrono Trigger, SM64, SMK64, Star Fox 64, and Yoshi’s Story) and I have to say I’m not digging the artistic direction they took them in. I’m not saying they’re poor works of art, but definitely not conjuring up any nostalgia for me :(

As someone who has watched Kingsglaive I can assure you, it adds more confusion than it takes away. Watch at your own risk of insanity.

Also Brook literally called her ex friend a cuntface in the headline. Just sayin

I’m so happy that all of your friends don’t have to deal with mental illness.

I wouldn’t understand that logic either! Thankfully it’s not what I said or what I feel. I think that of course there are going to be repercussions to her friend’s text, but instead of reading it as a text sent by a perfectly cogent person, it should be read from someone who has a history of mental illness. I’ve…

Ok, I’ll address your question more directly, though I don’t really find it to be the crux of the situation here. I think that in a partnership, if one person, who, up until a certain point, did not know of their partner’s mental illness suddenly finds out that they are mentally ill through this kind of damaging…

We don’t ignore what she said. We interpret it in the context as coming from a mentally ill person. It has consequences, such as, perhaps, a period of distancing ourselves or of bringing in the network of professionals.

Of course it was hurtful! The friend probably has a great ability for getting underneath people’s skin. But what I’m saying is that it’s likely due to a (brief) moment of emotional and mental instability and should be treated as such. “What you said hurt me and my family, and there will be negative impacts because of…

I’m not trolling. Mental disorder is pervasive. Yes you can manage it. But when I read commenters here dictating which actions are due to illness and which are due to self-agency that makes me livid. A person with mental illness will always have to manage it and may see improvements but no, they will never be…

This is what happens in conversations like the one we’re having. One person makes a point (e.g. me) then over the course of dozens of comments it has become either reduced or magnified so large that it honestly doesn’t resemble anything that was initially stated.

Brook calls her ex-friend of six days a cuntface in the headline but you’re going to call me lazy and say I’m making excuses for mentally ill people’s poor treatment of others. Ok. Have a nice day.

Thanks. This isn’t my first comment thread, and kind of like what we’re talking about, I don't read too much into invective on here. I see that I'm in a minority position, but I really do stand by everything I've said so I'm fine with that.

The text in the article? Yes.

I think that a partner, presumably living together, does need to think about their own safety. If someone is exhibiting that kind of mental instability they should consider distancing themselves. A friend on the other hand, already having some distance, can coordinate help without feeling physically threatened.

I wholeheartedly disagree with you. If someone said that to someone I would almost instinctively consider mental illness to be the cause. Just my thoughts and experiences.

I said elsewhere I don’t think a marriage/romantic relationship is equitable to this type of friendship. There’s a distance between individuals in a friendship that makes it more plausible that a friend could actually help get this person treatment.