Chance

I would say there were some campaigns that were challenging to get through, but it’s largely about making your own characters and choosing between different story paths—it’s more narrative based! I think it has different difficulty options also if I’m remembering right.

See if I ever purchase a Sony or PlayStation product again 😂 I’ve bought ever PlayStation console since the first one, and that won’t ever happen again.

The issue in question? My phone number was changed, and so I no longer can do two-factor authentication. I can’t turn off two-factor authentication without two-factor authentication. But because I couldn’t confirm a Transaction ID for a purchase a fucking YEAR AGO, I’m locked out of my account.

I truly do not ever recommend purchasing a PlayStation or Sony product ever again as their customer service agent refuses to assist me in restoring access to my account, in which I’ve spent probably $500 dollars worth of games and products in my lifetime. Only concerned with squeezing $$$ out of me!

Wildermyth on Steam Wildermyth follows heroes over their whole careers, from their pitchfork days to their powerful primes, and on into old age and memory. It’s a party-based procedural storytelling RPG where tactical co...

Wildermyth: a tactical RPG in which you get to create the characters, it has a cute standee/D&D board style artwork, and your characters can have children. Ryan and I played together when it came out during the pandemic: store.steampowered.com/app/763890/W...

I acknowledge that I’m lucky to have a job that provides a holiday break. I know that. And yet, I still want to complain:

Because wdym the break *starts* Christmas Eve???

a bald man wearing glasses and a blue suit is making a funny face . Alt: Alyssa Edwards on All Stars 2 saying “I smell a stunt”

Every year, Apple Music says that Taylor Swift is my most listened to artist, despite never being able to actually tell me which albums, songs, etc. I supposedly listened to the most 🤔

So far we’ve raised $4,356 to support Doctors Without Borders. I’d love to see us reach $5,000 by the weekend! 🍉

She then after the meeting had concluded, "You probably won't hear anything about your application until February, but I don't see a way you won't be admitted." Which is comforting on one hand! But my supervisor was there and I can't imagine he's jazzed to hear I'm one foot out the door.

I feel personally rubbed the wrong way by it, because I'm applying to the program in the first place to set up an exit plan from my current job, and my colleague said something during her area update "That's next year's students' problem--well, soon to be *your* problem," gesturing to me 1/2

And my understanding of FERPA...telling an entire room of people your coworker has applied to your program is in violation of FERPA, right?

SO when does FERPA kick in? Curious because a colleague spilled the beans in a meeting that I was applying for an LPC licensure program.

A ton apparently: ICE recruitment ads, using AI to make music of deceased musicians, unfairly compensating artists from music streams, they've had three data breaches, etc.

The Salvation Army is not a charity. They are an evangelical church that uses donated money to actively oppress gay rights. They've been especially cruel to trans people.

It's that giving time of year again, so this is a reminder that no matter how they try to dress it up, the Salvation Army is not a charity.

So, why didn’t you come to my birthday party last year?

I started trying to plan a game of the Traitors for my job, came up with challenges and everything because I want revenge on this workplace that’s made me have mental breakdowns and lose my sanity and now, unfortunately, I have to commit to it: a lesson in thinking things through

I got Scroll of Gaseous Form and was immediately dissipated into vapor because its fukken wimdy here today 😔

We can criticize someone’s shitty stance and politics without being fatphobic.

Sabrina Carpenter, you just got yourself a fan for life.

"Don't judge, that might be you someday"

Uhh, no it won't, because I'm not a fucking idiot.

An image of Trisha Paytas, a blonde woman with her hair tied back, wearing a faded white UCLA T-shirt. The image has her upper torso in frame, sitting on what appears to be her kitchen floor, as she lifts her head slightly at an angle. Her face is contorted in anguish, and slightly red, as she sobs.

It’s really not fair

It should be illegal to work in December. It’s my birthday month and everything…

Reading comprehension is in the toilet. Someone asked me “explain the difference between these two programs.” I did, adding the caveat that one required two years of teaching experience as a licensed teacher.

They reply back “Great, I can start this program next fall when I start teaching!”

I want to be in whatever strain of delusion or drugs that he’s on

Lego minifigs standing in front of a mini-brick farm set covered in Christmas lights. Farm set includes a blue truck, light blue silo, windmill, green tractor, and red barn with blue roof. From left to right, minifigs are: a blonde man in red pants and a green Christmas sweater with the sleeves replaced with bare arms, a medium-tone Latino man in black pants, a blue Christmas sweater, and a Star Wars pilot helmet, and a dark-tone Latino man in green overalls and a red plaid shirt

Lego minifigs standing in front of a mini-brick barn set covered in Christmas lights. From left to right, minifigs are: a blonde man in red pants and a green Christmas sweater with the sleeves replaced with bare arms, a medium-tone Latino man in black pants, a blue Christmas sweater, and a Star Wars pilot helmet, and a dark-tone Latino man in green overalls and a red plaid shirt

Spent a few hours bringing my holiday novella Rhythm of the Hart to life via (mostly knock-off) Lego.

The audiobook for Rhythm of the Hart is still available on my website for only $10! And you can add the ebook for free ☺️

#mmromance #mmbooks

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Maybe it’s expand your mind, which means psychedelics 💊

Overall I enjoyed it but I know I’ll never play it again and it didn’t really make me a Donkey Kong fan so I know I’ll be okay if I never play a DJ game again as I gave it a good college try on a game that I feel should have put its best foot forward.

Overall like a 7.8 out of 10 (too much bananas)

-Fractones felt like contrivances most of the time
-Felt a little long towards the end
-Felt like the level design got weaker as the game went on
-Frame rate dropped MASSIVELY in end game levels even docked which feels unacceptable for a $70 game on a new console
-Some level gimmicks were glitchy

Finished Donkey Kong Bananza last night. Here are my closing thoughts:
+Destructible environments
+Really good number of collectible items
+Game endeared me to Pauline as a character
+Poppy Kong serves massive Kunt