my toxic trait is that I absolutely judge other people's game 3x3/top 25s etc and while I keep most of those thoughts to myself, I will say the fact some of you put gacha games on yours without fear of public shaming is a massive failing of our culture

The AAA Game Industry has a weird habit of dropping a game each year in late april/early may that I'm unreasonably excited about and this year it's Pragmata. The blast of serotonin that the hacking/shooting combination in the demo gave me is absolutely nuts

Yeah this is exactly the kind of wish fulfillment game I want, can't even pretend like they didn't get my ass

There's 2 more in the rotation even

I got a giant freezer full of self-cooked meal prepped food and it always has 30 portions+ inside because you never know when of THOSE weeks comes up

instead of hyperfocusing on one or two games I devised the strategy of playing 6 games simultaneously with allotted time to each one and it feels kinda good to do it this way

Nobody ever expects the small ship on A1

this started as a shower thought and then i drew it

Finally got an idea for my own first arduino/microcontroller project that actually gets me excited and it's of course the dorkiest shit you can think of

I will hop on SoP again when I finish Nioh 3, I need a fresh fix of Jack Chaos

It's definitely preferable to be a dork in static writing instead of being one in real human interaction but it also diminishes people giving me a chance on my main dating avenue and that still sucks

The really sad thing about my online vs irl dating experience is that it makes me painfully aware that I am actually only cool once you get to know me for a bit

Loved the Pragmata demo so much I recommended trying it to everyone irl who might even be remotely interested. Just a great impression and the escalation from normal enemies to the first boss is promising in terms of how the multitasking gameplay will pan out

"the new DQ game is too frictionless" is such a weird complaint to read because people always advertise the series as these very vanilla and chill JRPGs where you can just sorta lap them up and enjoy the ride. I thought that was the whole point

It's very similar to advertising in that you can only really meaningfully think about it once you admit that you are affected too. The people who think it "doesn't work on them" are usually the best targets and can at best muster up a regurgitated surface level critique.

Magenta Horizon - Neverending Harvest - MAJOR FREE CONTENT UPDATE: Call of Hubris - Steam News Harder additional challenges upon the Ascended Reaper difficulty, Revamped Bosses, and a NEW Optional Boss.

For those who wanted more Magenta Horizon, for those who wanted to see the limit of 2d platforming action game, and most importantly... for those who couldn't afford Nioh 3. store.steampowered.com/news/app/210...

1:30 and I ordered another Mai Tai, please send positive thoughts

Final day before PTO ends is always a wash where I just lie in bed and feel unable to do anything

every xenoblade 1 cutscene

#ScreenshotSunday #MagentaHorizon The new content update is called Call of Hubris for a reason. Does your gamer hubris beckon you to the absurd level challenges?

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Me when I have to actually write to someone that seems cool and cute

Now I'm getting matches on a dating app that has normal people and I'm a little overwhelmed by having to initiate a convo lmfao

Be careful what you wish for I guess

Why do 90% of people on dating apps have "I LOVE TRAVELING" personalities and the other 10% are big Harry Potter fans to the point that they feel the need to mention it multiple times

this breakup might actually be good for me because I'm finally connecting with my true queer self (THIS IS NOT COPE I SWEAR)

still can't get over how I threw a party on saturday and somewhere in the middle an honest to god heated "was Ellie right in TLOU2" debate was had. first time in years I've seen something like this from my irl friends about a video game

People get performatively weird about this game (and also Concord), doing the whole "what were they THINKING??" type beat

and like. it's pretty easy to tell what they were thinking. This shit all looks pretty much the same on paper.

Baby YouTube thumbnail depicting a vanishing mommy. Baby will explain how peekaboo works

The Surprising Physics behind Mommy

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