This game has always held a special place in my heart. I grew up with it, made so many friends, and spent so much time with the community. I’ve invested nearly a thousand hours in this game and keep coming back to it time and time again. I’ve never met such an amazing community of people (yes even better than the clone wars community.)
One of my favorite characters, a character who, though he’s totally insane, I relate to so well. I’ve honestly never cried over a celebrity death before this, but this hit me really hard.
Every character in this game is special to me. I remember in middle school scribbling them down on the edges of my papers. I even did an english project based on their personalities.
Thank you Rick May. I’m so thankful for everything you’ve done for the millions of players and even the people who don’t play tf2 themselves, but enjoy let’s plays and sfm films. Thank you so much. May you rest in peace.
can we as a society talk more about ricky and jane’s interactions near the end of the show? on the album, karnak says, “how do we know it’s NOT your birthday?” but in the show, it was ricky. ricky gave her a name before she learned hers. can we just . thats so important to me i am in so much pain. they were both unknown in life–overlooked. ricky because he couldn’t really speak and jane because she was (at least implied to be) flat-out ignored. no one knew her and no one could find her family. i feel like we should talk more about this
