And suddenly everyone was born on Jan 1st, 2000
And suddenly everyone was born on Jan 1st, 2000
I was in my early 20s when BG1, BG2, NWN, and Icewind Dale came out. The hype was real, and it was a spectacular time in gaming.
I got so hooked on the taste of fresh lemon that I planted 2 lemon trees in my yard. Bring it on!!
Pork floss. It’s crazy delicious
Wow, I feel so privileged with my cptsd and my partner’s stroke. Suck it losers!
I just find the show so sensationalised that I find it hard to take any of it seriously.
I’ll keep Gmail for any shit I might want to sign up for and use ProtonMail as my serious email account.
Like driving my car. I haven’t got a clue how it all works under the hood but I know enough to get me where I want, when I want.
Worrying about something you can’t control isn’t going to make things better either.
That’s exactly what it feels like. It’s so refreshing and I like the fact I can scroll for about 30 mins, exhaust my feed and step away. I don’t get sucked in for most of the day like Reddit.
Cooking is one of my favourite hobbies. I can get lost in creating a new dish and playing around with all the ingredients. I sometimes feel like a painter when creating food. It’s super relaxing for me.
Wadjet Eye games are soooo good.
Have you checked out Caves of Lore? It’s a great party based rpg with deep lore and created by a single developer. It reminds me of Jeff Vogel’s work a bit.
These days I often just skip the first 2 pages and go straight to page 3 for my search results to be able to find anything slightly resembling what I searched for.
Netflix’s Cleopatra comes to mind.
For me it’s more that I forget where I was and what I was up to, as well as having to reacquaint myself with the controls. Shorter games don’t have that problem.
Against the storm is on my wish list! Just waiting for a good discount.
Caves of lore; a pixel (up to 6) party turn based RPG created by a single very active developer. Has shades of Jeff Vogel in it for me. Great little game that not many have heard of.
It feels fresh, new, and exciting. Like I’ve discovered a new far-away magical land full of wonders, waiting to be explored.
TIHI