

I use Lawful Good for the same reason. Both keep the center of weight in the middle, but your method is more evenly distributed.
I use Lawful Good for the same reason. Both keep the center of weight in the middle, but your method is more evenly distributed.
Chiming in with why I love SV: While the game itself is a new thing (well 9 years old at this point), it really feels like a product of an earlier time. And not just the graphics, music, gameplay, and plot. It lacks all the dark pattern mechanics and monetization that’s nearly inescapable in modern games. It just feels good to play, but always feels good to put down.
I just find the game endlessly charming. Every time I pick it up it reminds me of my childhood playing SNES.
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The team is 22 people… so that’s definitely not AAA
Not just social media and texting, but more like the rise in popularity of mass media, like radio, movies, and television. I agree it might correlate with written word being more likely spoken.
Salmon + roasted Brussels sprouts
My brother-in-law hiked the Appalachian Trail on a diet of peanut butter tortilla wraps
It is ❤️ she’s a grouchy old cat but she loves lap time
For all its shit with killing fan projects, tournaments, and frivolous lawsuits, this is actually a legitimate case.
The catloaf after you allow it to rise
I feel like your tongue would just get stuck to that
I mean this is just Twitter’s old verification system, but now accounts have a lit of verifiers, so it’s not one centralized entity approving, and there’s accountability. I don’t see this as enshittified.
Yup, we’ve played every Borderlands game, It Takes Two, Palworld, Rotwood, PlateUp, LEGO Harry Potter, Deep Rock Galactic, Outward, Stardew Valley, Cult of the Lamb, Sea of Thieves, Baldur’s Gate 3, Grounded, Don’t Starve Together… We also play other ‘competitive’ games co-op against bots, like in Beyond All Reason, Marvel Rivals, Overwatch, and Predecessor. I could go on but I could list games for a while. Definitely always looking for new ones though.
Maybe you could if you’d learned the alphabet