If I remember correctly, this happened in Everquest Frontiers. You’d catch some shitty AoE debuff in town and give it to other people, including attackable NPCs like guards. Guards were not easy to kill, so they just carried that shit for weeks. The only way to remove the debuff was die, but it just kept spreading, so the best way was to not coach to other towns, but Freeport was basically fucked. That was SOE for ya, and they did that shit on purpose.
Not really a review channel, but Josh from Let’s Game It Out is my favorite. He loves to break games, whether they are polished or janky. One of the few YT creators that I actually allow subscription notices.
How existential.
Drink copious amounts of alcohol during a heat have? Nope.
8BitDo Pro 2. It’s like a Playstation 2/3 and SNES controller did the fusion dance. I use it on my Switch and PC, response is great, tactile feel is amazing.
IIIIII’ll nab cabbage and do plant damage
I’mma masticate the crops I take
You can’t grow carrots while I’m in here
Now my bunny ears cause your bunny fears so
While you re-seed and wonder why
Your farm’s in ruins, corn has all died
Holes in sod, missing cabb-age
I’m telling you it’s rabbitage
Listen, all y’all, it’s rabbitage
Listen, all y’all, it’s rabbitage
Listen, all y’all, it’s rabbitage
Listen, all y’all, it’s rabbitage
If you really wanted to ban China, stop buying everything they make. Oh, that’s right, you can’t. It’s literally everywhere.
Palia has crossplay between PC and Switch. It’s not your average game but has a great community.
The phrase “AAA game/developer” has lost all meaning for me over the years. I just can’t drop the clichéd $60+ on these titles anymore, especially with quality and support waning. I don’t see this game being any different; the writing’s on the wall.
Wurm Online/Unlimited
Rocky’s Boots on Apple II. It was an educational logic game using logic gates to complete puzzles.
I saw Ubisoft in the title and realized I don’t care. It could be duodecillion-A and I still wouldn’t give a flying fuck.
Fermi Paradox. Are there aliens? Of course. Are they in our current time and local space? Probably not. It’s it fun to think about? Yes, that’s why science fiction exists.
When you can see a crooked tree as growing straight, then you will see nothing is flawed, not even humans.
You are an aperture through which the universe is looking at and exploring itself.
–Alan Watts
Well, you’re in luck: those are yellow jackets, not bees.
I agree. Sean Murray took us all for a ride. Wide as an ocean, deep as a puddle.