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Had to take a 12-hour flight to see my old Pomeranian who lives with my sister now. Still doing quite well for his age.

I love the favourite communities feature.

Once again, thanks the devs for the hard work.

“Hey Listen!”

We know that. What’s your next point?

I see so much praise for Visions of Mana, but I can’t get through the first two hours of it. So many cut scenes and so little game play. The cut scenes are too long even when I skip them, I can’t imagine actually reading those long dialogues.

I am still gaming on my Dell laptop with Intel Iris graphics.

(my main platforms are GeForce Now, Switch and Xbox Series S)

We should only play small indie games, and the only gaming platform is a DIY gaming PC running Linux, according to the fediverse.

I might be able to help if you elaborate.

What exactly did you mean by “stuck”?

Before the internet, we had FidoNet (BBS).
I think I started using the Internet with AOL and then MSN.

What are your doubts?

Just ask here, I guess there are enough computer nerds to answer your question.

Dreams are LLM having jailbroken time in a sandbox.

Why would a website want to have planned obsolescence of your browser?

Really curious what you think it could be?

Nice. Would make a good desktop background.

I like adding sesame oil in the rice, and kimchi of course.

Yeah I already bought the game anyway, will eventually play it (if I manage to prioritise it in my backlog before I die).

I love Phoenix Wright so I am happy with visual novels as long as they have enough gameplay.

Let’s unsubscribe from their newsletters and show GOG we can’t tolerate it.

Life is Strange 2 - I guess I’m about 70% done, so far the story is good. It isn’t obvious to me whether my choices actually affected any outcome.

Danganronpa - is there enough gameplay/interactive elements to justify the time investment playing it vs reading a good novel?

Fallout 4 - I probably should choose a lower difficulty setting. With the default settings I quickly got tired of the combat. (I loved Fallout 3 which seems to have more simple combat).

Onimusha: Warlords - I haven’t played it yet but I actually prefer games with fixed camera. Except for FPS, I never really liked having to constantly adjust the camera as the main part of the gameplay.

I love olives but they have too much salt that might affect my blood pressure.

I worry walking small dogs (or even big ones), knowing that there are some pitbulls in my neighbourhood.