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Genshin designs have been pretty lame recently, we haven’t gotten an adeptus in awhile either, what I think we should do is a gorilla one, make them super smart and an electro unit, maybe even a lunar charged unit from the moon that uses plunge attacks

big fan of how arknights doesnt shy away from representing people with disabilities all the time

How bluepoch looks at you when you suggest them to have a patch set in North Africa , central Africa , south Africa , West Africa , one South america patch with no white character over shadowing the poc characters , SEA , west asia , south asia, central asia ect..

Bro, Wtf!?😭

Bro thinks chinese gacha games with sexualized female characters are made for queers.

from R1999 only event (hosted by official too i think) patch 1.4 & 1.9 voted still being top favorite is really awesome

Why do some people complain about "problematic" stuff while non stop consuming it

[Reverse: 1999] 4.0 NPC - «The Berossus Consortium Of Arcanum» Members 2/2

Why this gacha raíl account is going to all r99 tweets be like "ha your yuri game is racist that's why they should delete vertin make this game a waifu game 😎"

The Berossus Consortium of Arcanum | Reverse: 1999 A currently-neutral faction made up entirely of Arcanists and the Beyond. Its symbol is a candle and an eye, and its guiding principle is the preservation of arcanum. Its official name is The Berossus Consortium of Arcanum, though arcanists also refer to it as the White Shore Society. Manus Vindictae used their research on Spirit Infusion. This technology originates from the Consortium. Spirit Infusion originated alongside Spirit Descent, a technique once used to communicate with the dead and with spirits. Over time, people discovered that some forms of Spirit Descent weren't summoning ghosts at all, yet could still influence a person's consciousness. After a series of debunking and systematic study, a related but fundamentally distinct technique split off to become its own independent discipline: Spirit Infusion. In its most primitive form, Spirit Infusion was considered a technique for "borrowing fate in advance"—allowing the recipient to obtain a power that was already destined to be theirs. Under Manus Vindictae's abuse of the technique, however, they began forcing others' fates onto people who were never meant to bear them, using it to call forth the will of the Knights of the Round Table. The so-called "resurrected Knights of the Round Table" are, in truth, Manus Vindictae's experimental products—people infused with a fate not their own rather than beings genuinely brought back from death. In the 4.0 series, Vertin will work together with members of the Consortium to uncover the truth behind the "Storm."