9 games thing that's going around. There are games I play more than this, games I like more than this. But these are the ones that transformed how I thought about games in one way or another, the ones that have never fully left my mind since I first played them.
Benson's 10,000
Still can't win with the Regent but having fun doodling
I often try to brute force a Pressure Points build on Watcher, because the concept is really cool, but the lack of direct synergy means it's a novelty at best. I always thought you could base a whole character around it. I'm glad the devs agreed :)
Really happy for both of you!
I will be using this feature liberally
Cards 2 is excellent so far, so many new synergies and mechanics to learn, and that's just on Ironclad. Got owned by my Act 3 boss, but really enjoyed the surprises and tradeoffs and tough decisions even at A0. Excited to explore further.
did you hear The Music
Being told that they're releasing the long-awaited sequel to cards today
Do you imagine you're THEATRICALLY BOOMING YOUR VOICE with FULL REVERB for your emphasized words, because that's how I've always read it
hell yeah
I'm guessing there are policies and opinions that, if offered as counterexamples, would horrify you and you'd immediately declare them out of bounds.
I'm also guessing those policies would just happen to be the ones that would affect you or people you actually care about
Cranky Kong bragging about beating DKC1 in under an hour during the credits activated a dormant switch in my brain
(seeing two characters just interacting) "Is this gonna pay off later?" Buddy, it's paying off now
Some people turn into video essayists with a doctorate in Bad Game Design the first time they encounter any amount of friction whatsoever
2006, though I was doing unrecorded MMX sub-hour attempts in 2003
I wonder what having a real opposition party is like
I love that Tolkien spent his whole life meticulously crafting a world with well-established rules, the things nerds would argue about for generations, then dropped in a character not beholden to any of them because he's just there to vibe
it's fun to play games with numbers
Instead of a pre-order bonus they should've tried for a pre-nuptial bonus
Whenever I'm in doubt, old Sebby Clouds shows me the way
PSA Outer Wilds is 50% off on Steam till Thursday! This is the biggest discount it's ever gotten; usually sales max at 40%.
store.steampowered.com/app/753640/O...
This is the most incredible footage of blue whales I’ve ever seen
Or even a story where they try to sent a scout through the wormhole to assess assimilation targets in the Gamma Quadrant. Maybe they just figure they'll get there eventually, they don't need the shortcut.
Yeah, I remember reading that they were told not to do any Borg stuff outside of the pilot. They'd have to travel pretty far from the station to encounter them as a threat, but there could've been some dialogue about the Dominion's encounters with them, that'd be interesting.
I always wished DS9 would do one or two Borg stories just to see how they'd explore the concept, but maybe it's better they avoided them completely
The TNG and Voyager writing teams couldn't decide if they were a collective or a hive, and it never made sense that they didn't treat individual ships/saboteurs as a threat after they were taken out by them on multiple occasions. Compelling but incoherent
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I remember thinking "Kirby games are easy why am I having such a hard time with this" while playing it and only later realizing "wait this one's actually difficult"
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