Yeah. Somewhat ironically, my dad also had to deal with a partner gaslighting him a few years ago.

Damn, that’s fondue for the whole families!

I’ve played the old silver box DnD games from 1988 and 1989. The magic effects were listed in the clue book instead of the manual. Talk about purposefully asshole design

The smarter ones would be vacationing in a different country, or on open seas on their yachts

I only realized after breaking up. The first girl loved to talk me down, saying some of the stuff I liked was “just a phase”. The second was super manipulative, to the point I often wondered if I should start writing stuff down.

Have people tried with other PC handhelds? I’d like to see the comparisons

The funny thing is that we’re also seeing small computers like raspberry pi and similars being very open and, save for some of the heavy graphics stuff, being perfect as daily drivers for casual people.

Meanwhile, I don’t expect phones to become open at all

To fully understand, I believe this video is very… uhm, “educative”? Scalie Squad vs. Furry Force (very NSFW) by college humor

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zEmh5a_wSyw

I feel exposed

Oh no, foods we’ve been eating for over 10k years are addictive! The horror!

Meanwhile, Little Cheese fights those that fight big cheese

Prey 2017 or Prey 2006?

Spyro and Crash trilogies on the PSX, as well as the Quake 2 port, would definitely merit being called technical masterpieces

On the original Xbox, Phantom Dust would fit that bill, despite being a commercial failure at the time. The tldr is that you create a collection of spells (attacks, traps, dodges, curses, buffs) and try to grab them and the “mana” during the real time duels, in order to beat your opponents. Terrain is semi destructible and you have to take into consideration the trajectory of your spells - https://www.xbox.com/games/store/phantom-dust/9PCDNBHR11MR

That’s one hell of a chungusaurus

Licking the blood

I hate this centralization of “all games in one”, it’s eerily similar to the centralization of the internet into the big social media sites.

You could argue the same for any game engine (Unity) or game with a big modding community (Garry’s Mod). The big difference here is that Roblox aimed straight at children right from the start and also offers a no friction hosting of those creations

I tried getting a 10yo kid playing the emulated version of Fire Red on his tablet. He thought it was too slow and just went back to Roblox

And eating aquarium rocks

Offer it some weed