“it’s not the worst thing that’s ever happened to me.”
And even if it turns out to be, we’ll only really know in hindsight.
Cobra by uhh…Megan Thee Stallion. My boyfriend recommended it and although the content isn’t my thing (sex-neutral ace here) I cannot deny that it does indeed Go Hard.
Avenue Q did it also.
I actually did revisit it last winter around time of release. If anything, my lack of ability to summon up interest in it was one of the starting stepping stones of my realization that gaming just ain’t it for me anymore.
I don’t dislike it, mind you - neither gaming nor DF - it just doesn’t fulfill like it used to, nor possess the same attraction.
I agree with lots of what’s already been said and haven’t got much to add to those extant conversations, so let me try to add in some that I’ve not seen:
RuneScape is a candidate. I started way back with RS Classic (the sprite-based one!).
Oh, and Dwarf Fortress too. That began in 2009.
Achaea and/or Lusternia are way up there but I don’t imagine anyone but me can share the experience.
Oh, as well, Mount & Blade: Warband. Quite the adventure(s).
I don’t really game anymore. But this thread did dredge up some memories, old and new.
Thank you.
Only a dozen?
Kinda tired of hearing about Linux tbh
Amberlynn Reid reactions/ commentary.
Never the woman herself, mind you. Ew.
I posted an actually unpopular one and can verify.
It was, though not in the way you may be thinking - even so, Okinawa was a US territory until the seventies and still houses several bases.
But did you know about the nearly 50% reduction in Threads users???
In my early life I was raised in Kansas fundie hell. I graduated to 4chan. To call me racist would have been an understatement; “proud white supremacist”, more like. (LOL I used the term “race nationalist” then)
Perhaps my proudest personal achievement has been unraveling that disgusting tapestry of who I was.
While I will exhaust all local alternatives first, Amazon is my pinch hitter when I can’t find The Thing anyplace else.
Candlejack strikes aga
Haven’t seen this before, but my step-cousin said the same thing once!
It took me quite some time to get past the rocky (hah) start, the absolute lack of all but the barest exposition, but once I did…wow.
And I recognize the talent and skill it takes to make that work. Very risky to do, but it damn sure paid off.
Seems to be the general flow of her writing style. Broken Earth certainly doesn’t hold your hand, either, but if you stick it out through the directionless lost feeling at the start, suddenly you’re hooked.
Dopamine and serotonin.