[ SECRET POST #6997 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6997 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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[The Last DJ / Global Shuffle Dance Music @ Youtube]



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Comments

[fscom]

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[fscom]

I have a tendency to get into a hit or become aware of a hit before it becomes a hit (examples: manga before they got official localisations or anime adaptations, Scarlet Hollow when it was just the first chapter out, Iron Lung before big-name Let's Players tried it, BG3 and Astarion 1-2 years before the game dropped...)

I try not to have an ego about it, but I do have a little bit of an ego about it.

[(Anonymous)]

With BG3, do you mean while it was still in early access or did you base your opinion only on concept stuff befoe there was actually a playable version?

[(Anonymous)]

No offence to you or your "gift of foresight", but BG3 and Astarion were insta-big. As in, multiple pages of fic on AO3 within a week of Early Access going live. The only possible way you could have "got into it before it became a hit" was if you were part of the dev team.

[(Anonymous)]

BG3 was going to be a hit even before it came out...

[(Anonymous)]

If it helps at all in your efforts to not have an ego about it, there's absolutely nothing worth having an ego about in becoming aware of things that a blind chipmunk could tell were obviously going to become hits.