people are surprisingly opinionated about it.

Getting repeatedly burned by soulless multibillion dollar comanies tends to do that to a person.

Other ones to try if you haven’t yet are Ender Lillies and Ender Magnolia.

I played and loved both of those games.

I think I’ll look to see if there’s a mod to make it more tolerable. I don’t need/want it to be much easier, I just want at least one more health point, or 50% faster silk gain or something.

Started Silksong finally. I loved Hollow Knight, and I don’t remember that one being especially difficult. But this one? I dunno, maybe I don’t have as much patience as I did 10 years ago, or maybe it’s because my hands keep going numb when playing on Steam Deck, but so far I feel like the frustration is outweighing the fun. The biggest issue for me is a combination of the amount of time that you’re immobile while healing coupled with the fact that getting hit during that time causes you to loose the silk without healing.

Not something I have trouble with spelling, but a common typo I noticed I make is spelling “check” with a ‘h’ instead of the ‘k’ for some reason.

Oh I forgot about that one. Yeah that’s worth playing too. It’s been so long since I played that. I think I should play it again soon.

They’re alright.

• Your Spider - I gotta mention this one again because it deserves far more attention than it got.
• 10 Dead Doves - One of the few games that made me want to play through a second time. Interesting story, some funny moments, emotional moments, good voice acting. I highly recommend this one.
• The Eternal Castle (remastered) - It’s a remake of a game from 1987, but the animation is great and the visual style is really cool.
• The Upturned - A cartoony horror-comedy game with a great sense of humor.
• Withering Rooms - The story is interesting and the atmosphere is great.
• Exanima - Read about the features. This one is more impressive than the screenshots make it look (at least for me).
• Praey for the Gods - This one is for anyone who’s looking for more games like Shadow of the Collossus.

I missed that question earlier. I generally go for health + speed + physical strength, but put a few points on each of the other attributes too.

I’m playing Withering Rooms again. It’s such a work of art.

There’s one of the Ten Commandments about it.

I had a cat that used to growl when she saw the neighbor’s kids across the street. She sounded just like a small dog growling, and then she’d go hide under my bed.

For what it’s worth, yeah. At first I might’ve thought it was kinda annoying. But I’ve seen you around here enough in various communities that I no longer see you as a random internet user, but instead as an active member of our little online community, and I would absolutely notice if you left.

I was pretty responsive like that when I still had a job. I was basically at my desk all day every day. I didn’t even feel like going out for lunch.

It really depends. Is the murderer truely sorry for what was done, or just that they got caught? Same for the scammer. Except scammers can fuck up more peoples’ lives before getting caught.

I would forgive a murderer before I’d forgive a scammer.

I only have the numbers for games from Steam, so my actual longest played game is probably the old version of Dwarf Fortress. I also typically don’t have the attention span to keep playing a single game for hundreds of hours so the longest I see in my Steam library is just under 200 hours. Aether Way would actually be higher in the list because I played an earlier version of it before it came to Steam.

Ah that could explain it.

I ended up calling. Last time this happened, the chatbot worked fine. Like they have several pre-defined workflows that are integrated into the chat and I could just click the options. Not sure why this time was different.