Thylja
@thylja.bsky.social
Quest Designer, expat, horse person, dog guardian, polyglott, human. Views and opinions are my own*.
*unless backed by scientific evidence
*unless backed by scientific evidence
The often pained or panicked expressions on carousel horses’ faces are also a great example how distorted our view on the pain of horses truly is. No wonder that so much equine pain goes unnoticed, ignored, or explained away in the industry.
July 12, 2025 at 2:11 PM
The often pained or panicked expressions on carousel horses’ faces are also a great example how distorted our view on the pain of horses truly is. No wonder that so much equine pain goes unnoticed, ignored, or explained away in the industry.
Bring some ibuprofen for Saturday morning. You’ll need it. :D
November 30, 2024 at 11:32 AM
Bring some ibuprofen for Saturday morning. You’ll need it. :D
I would attribute that to the way horses are designed in most games. They’re designed as vehicles rather than pets so the highest priority is as little friction as possible to facilitate the point of this element.
November 23, 2024 at 6:42 PM
I would attribute that to the way horses are designed in most games. They’re designed as vehicles rather than pets so the highest priority is as little friction as possible to facilitate the point of this element.