TailsFiraga

@tailsfiraga.bsky.social

Artist of some kind. Uses soft floofs to trick you into seeing buff stuff, and uses buff stuff to trick you into seeing soft floofs. It's the mind game. Occasional streamer, LPer, fighting game fraud. He/Him usually, minors please don't #oc #catgirl

@mollytempleton.comReposted by @tailsfiraga.bsky.social

no idea who made this but I think of that random person with gratitude every time I heat up any sort of wraplike food object in the microwave

two scenes from an X-Men animated program: in the first, scott summers and jean gray are making out; he is labeled "microwave heat" and she is labeled "plate." in the second, we are more distant from the couple, and wolverine is standing in the foreground, labeled "my burrito."
@hatok.bsky.socialReposted by @tailsfiraga.bsky.social

the crazy thing about this trend is how badly this exposes that these people have the same attachment and awareness of video games as scalpers do for pokemon

@peloriemate.netReposted by @tailsfiraga.bsky.social

i got so many people calling this tweet fakeposting back when i made it but since this is bluesky and things have less reach on here im just going to post the photo

robdog 👾@robdogdraws.bsky.social

Probably the coolest thing he's done next to being a potential Bomberman fan

@tailsfiraga.bsky.social

I've been feeling for a while now that sort of thing where like, I'm not actively looking to die or anything but I'd sorta be fine with it because there's really no point to someone as eternally mediocre as me doing anything, y'know?

@tailsfiraga.bsky.social

I know I shouldn't be doing things for fame and fortune but it's just so hard for me to feel any sort of meaning in what I do. No matter what I'm just kinda resigned to not having a future because I'm an eternal fuckup, and that makes it really hard to finish any kind of project I do.

@tailsfiraga.bsky.social

I haven't worked on that RPG Maker project in so long, I feel like I should get back to it but I also feel like there really isn't a point to it. I've just sorta realized that any sort of creative endeavor just isn't for me.

@tailsfiraga.bsky.social

Apparently it's legitimately very good though, although it's really weird to see the JoJo characters in more realistic lighting. Not quite on the level of "hire this man" as Jump Force was but it still looks odd.

@mariobrothblog.bsky.socialReposted by @tailsfiraga.bsky.social

It is possible to beat Donkey Kong Country 2 completely pacifist using a combination of secrets and glitches, allowing no enemy or boss to be harmed. Ironically, getting the true ending destroys Crocodile Isle, killing everyone on it anyway.

How to beat Donkey Kong Country 2 the pacifist way Most enemies in the game can be spared via damage boosting through them or skipped via team-up throws or Dixie's twirl. However, some bonus rooms require all enemies inside to be defeated. These can be avoided by using the secret that gives 75 Kremkoins*, allowing all bonus rooms to be skipped. *In the first level, enter the cabin, exit immediately. Collect the first banana bunch but not anything else. Return to the cabin, collect the balloon, Exit, collect the bunch again, but nothing else. Return, and it will contain a coin that gives you 75 Kremkoins. To skip bosses, get a glitch called "Bonus Storage" by pausing and exiting while failing a bonus. After this, use "Funky Skip" (get near the boss, hold L+Select, then tap Right, Left, Up, Down, Right, Left. Hold Up, press B, let go of Up and B, and press Down) which will put you on the world map. Reenter the world, then visit any NPC, and if done correctly, you will be put on the world map again but with the next world unlocked without fighting the boss. After beating all the Lost World levels (requires only getting to the beginning of K. Rool's Keep and the 75 Kremkoins) the final battle is unlocked. In this battle, the player needs to enter it, then die, and finally do another Funky Skip to enter the True Ending credits instantly, without harming K. Rool. In an exquisite case of irony, the True Ending cutscene shows Crocodile Isle being blown up and sinking into the sea, presumably killing everyone on it (save for K. Rool, who escapes on a boat). It seems all the pacifism was for nothing in the end. Source: YouTube user @kfin45, youtube.com/playlist?list=PLEmOV78AqBIFpzVdz8N6SU7UEllnn1FBR
@tailsfiraga.bsky.social

For Adventure 2, honestly as far as I can tell they were hit less badly from the Gamecube onward? The only real issues I can think of off the top of my head are lighting and transparency effects and some of the audio balancing.

@tailsfiraga.bsky.social

I'd definitely recommend playing the original Dreamcast version if you can, the DX ports have a lot of issues with additional bugs and gutted lighting in exchange for 60 fps (which the game logic wasn't updated for!) Thankfully, most of those issues can be fixed with mods on the PC version.

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