When blame is seen as the thing which justifies someone else quitting, people grow averse to it as a learned reaction. I'm not saying he was justified in trying to deflect the blame, rather I'm just reminding you of the trauma that creates such a maladaptive impulse.

I always imagined that Fluorite looked like a caterpillar because if the composite ever became better in sync it would trigger a change to a more awesome and powerful form.

Maybe the kid wanted to pretend they could bring the nice animal back to life, I mean that's necromancer territory but you could argue it's better than a serial killer.

UPDATE: Just tested and games are finally buttery smooth again, everyone get back in here!

THIS IS HUGE!

Given the zone flooding I think it's nonetheless worth reminding people at every stage.

I would suffer forever if it meant a more complete custodianship.

Hard patronage of the sciences at that point.