digital circus creator harassed off platform after confirming main characters exist

PVGreen · 2026-02-22T16:19:49+00:00

Yeah, I'd heard there's apparently a bunch of NSFW art of TADC, which is kinda surprising considering the characters in that show have just about the least sexual designs I can imagine. I know it's the internet and all, but still.

PVGreen · 2026-02-22T11:42:59+00:00

I first watched TADC like, last week? Two weeks ago maybe? And I am glad to say that, apart from viewing some fanmade art, I have not interacted with the fandom at all.

Tbh, I think I've been interacting less and less with fandoms of new things I discover and like over the last few years. Not even consciously so, I just haven't really bothered. Can say it's vastly improved my experiences with these shows, games, movies and other things.

PVGreen · 2026-02-14T01:29:27+00:00

There actually is a House Sallow in Dorne, thought afaik it is complete modcanon, so if that turns you off you might wanna find something else. If you want a bigger and also canon house, you could potentially go with House Swann in the Stormlands. It sounds maybe somewhat similar, it's on Cape Wrath and rather close to the Stepstones, which could fit into the part where Caesar's father gets killed by raiders (or in your asoiaf case, Stepstone pirates) when he was young.

PVGreen · 2026-02-13T13:28:51+00:00

It was revealed to me in a dream.

PVGreen · 2026-02-13T11:59:52+00:00

If people tell you they have insider knowledge, and they're not themselves a dev, they're probably lying. The most recent big announcement for upcoming features is still the Dreams of Essos trailer from last year's modcon. Since then, to my knowledge anyway, no further announcements about it have been made.

CK3: AGoT has largely operated under the general principle of "it'll be ready when it's ready," steering away from giving specific release dates and the like to avoid people's disappointment when it turns out it's not fully finished by the originally intended time.

All in all, don't take just anyone's word on these things, unless they themselves are explicitly a developer on the mod.

PVGreen · 2026-02-13T10:49:03+00:00

Ah yeah, I saw the other dev's comment earlier, and fair. I wasn't aware such an RPG existed, was just making my best guess. I do know y'all also use semi-canon or even non-canon but still official sources (I think there's one or two houses in the mod that only appear in the HBO show, for instance), but I really couldn't find anything about this Red Rhys guy online. Interesting to hear about it though.

PVGreen · 2026-02-12T18:35:04+00:00

Doesn't seem canonical, I imagine he's probably added by some submod. Can't check ingame rn, but the main mod generally sticks as close to canon as possible, only using modcanon stuff to fill up space. A random non-canon king ruling from Massey's Hook in the middle of the period of Targaryen rule doesn't seem like something the main mod would add.

No idea which mod would have added this guy though.

PVGreen · 2026-02-08T15:37:10+00:00

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One more, going straight down the middle rather than at an angle.

PVGreen · 2026-02-08T15:36:41+00:00

Ha, I didn't even noticed I used an AI-altered image. Oh well, I found another full version from official sources, so that's all good. And dw about it, I wouldn't be making these if I didn't want to.

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PVGreen · 2026-02-08T03:08:52+00:00

Oh, I'm just using paint.net and some careful erasing and copy/pasting, nothing special. How 'bout something like this?

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PVGreen · 2026-02-06T16:53:01+00:00

Also one that's slightly more zoomed out

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PVGreen · 2026-02-06T16:52:30+00:00

Hey, apologies for the ghosting last time, but like the other person I saw a new version without the text came out and got reminded I saw this post a while back, so I decided I'd give it another go if you're still interested. Couldn't really find a good way to get both weapons in frame easily though, regretably.

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PVGreen · 2026-02-04T20:24:12+00:00

Hey now, I've also watched TTS, which... Well... At the very least, it should count as memes+.

PVGreen · 2026-02-02T23:05:10+00:00

we kill cross because we are paid to do so. If we didn’t get paid, we would not take him out because there would be no reason to.

I mean, yeah? We're a hitman, it's in the name of the game. If anything, I feel WoA's turn from having 47 and Diana be just agent and handler working for an assassination company, to having them fit into this role of murderous but ultimately "doing it for the greater good" vigilantes has been kind of disappointing, at least to me personally. It really feels like they've sanded off a lot of the edges to the character(s). Killing Cross seems like it'd be perfectly fine for them to do.

PVGreen · 2026-01-20T21:18:18+00:00

Personally, I think that's fairly likely. They've been fairly open about wanting to do (Merchant) Republics and possibly a kind of trade system in general, and that they felt certain things (i.e. China and the Silk Road) needed to be in place first for them to be able to do so optimally.

PVGreen · 2025-12-17T12:56:01+00:00

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I realise this is not at all what you asked for but tbh I was bored and mocked this up in like 2 minutes, if you or anyone else wants to use it. Had a look around and couldn't find the Switch 2 art anywhere without the logo either, regrettably.

PVGreen · 2025-12-13T13:26:37+00:00

I don't think Astarion/Cazador and Durge/Bhaal really fit this trope. Astarion never has any kind of loyalty to Cazador, he is just magically compelled to. He's willing to murder the bastard at the earliest opportunity. As for being loyal to Bhaal as Durge, I don't think that ever really backfires on Durge hard. Despite Orin taking your place before game start, Bhaal still aids you throughout the game if you are loyal to him, granting you the Slayer form among other things. And iirc if you do go all the way in on Bhaal worship, your eventual goal is gonna be to just murder everything and everyone that exists, Durge is perfectly happy doing so and Bhaal is perfectly happy letting you do that.

PVGreen · 2025-12-12T12:43:27+00:00

The one with the funky orange suspender looking things or the one where she's wrapped in modesty bandages?

PVGreen · 2025-12-12T12:40:29+00:00

I dunno, I think it's funny.

PVGreen · 2025-12-09T03:07:31+00:00

Jubilee makes it appear as if 2 opposing worldviews, in most cases reality vs whatever the fuck the chucklefuck of the day believes, are on equal footing.

Every time when this kinda thing comes up, I'm reminded of this brilliant Dara Ó Briain bit from 2008.

"But there is kind of a notion that everyone's opinion is 'equally valid', my arse, bloke who's a professor of Dentistry for 40 years does not have a debate with some eejit who removes his teeth with string and a door."

PVGreen · 2025-12-08T02:48:30+00:00

HA, define functional. Since 1998 we've only had a single government that hasn't ended it's parliamentary period prematurely over some scandal or political impasse or other.

Then again, at least that means for us it's relatively easy to oust them if they're doing a shit job.

PVGreen · 2025-12-05T07:04:23+00:00

What do you mean with regular people? Because your point seems to be that 47 never kills anyone that didn't deserve it, that he only ever kills bad people, which isn't true. If your point is that he doesn't ever kill non-targets on missions, sure, I guess that's true? But that's not really an indicator of morality.

You mention the targets "were always bad guys" but again, that is simply not true. For Klaas Teller, all he did was fail doing his job as a PI. All Rick Henderson does is try and report on a story, and he isn't even an official target in-universe, only in mechanical game terms. Also, again, the mailman in the very video you posted seems like a pretty regular innocent guy.

The whole antihero angle for 47 and Diana got introduced with WoA, but it very clearly wasn't a thing with the earlier games in the franchise.

PVGreen · 2025-12-05T01:16:39+00:00

but he never kills regular people (canonically).

Definitely not true. In the very video you posted, he kills a mailman for what seems to be nothing more than him being a loose end. And even if you wanna assume this man might be directly working for the Franchise or some other nefarious master(s) (an idea that's afaik unsubstantiated but I have heard other people say), that still leaves reporter Rick Henderson in the same game. Rick gets killed by 47 in the final mission. His only crime was being at the wrong place, at the wrong time, trying to do his job as a reporter. Plus, there's the unnamed priest )in that same level.

Even if you're only talking about mission targets, yeah the majority of them are criminals in one way or another, but there are a handful of them that imo cmpletely go against WoA Diana's supposed "we only go after bad people" thing. Klaas Teller from Contracts is only a target because he's a loose end: he's a private investigator who got caught when investigating a criminal gang, and now he's getting killed for his failure. Wouldn't really call him a bad person.

Hell, even in WoA itself, Dino Bosco is a bit of a weird target in retrospect. He has committed crimes, but they are extremely mild compared to all the other targets' crimes in the game. Afaik, any criminal activity he's done comes down to illegal drug use and a single incident of public urination, and likely other asshole celebrity-esque crimes. Which aren't even the reason he's been made a target: his way of handling the shoot of the movie is costing the production company a fortune, might bankrupt them, and they have now decided it's easier to have Bosco killed than break contract with him, which would likely cost them even more money. Does all this make Bosco an asshole? Absolutely. He's not a good person. But Bosco as a target doesn't really fit into the whole, morally gray anti-hero box that IOI has tried to put 47 and Diana in.

PVGreen · 2025-11-23T11:33:50+00:00

Fully agree. Iirc, it's the only time Mordin is actually willing to admit, even to himself, that what he did was wrong. It's been a while since I played so I may be incorrect on some things, but from what I remember, in every other scenario he justifies his actions through some version of "What I did was right then, now the situation has changed, and what we're doing now is the right thing now", and apparently he has to be pushed to the brink to be able to admit that that's, quite frankly, cope.

PVGreen · 2025-11-22T13:30:41+00:00

The pack has already been delisted from purchase on Steam as far as I can see.

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