It’s taken over six years, but now I have an arbitrarily large number of internet points on a slowly dying internet forum by mostly visiting a slowly dying hyperspecific subsection of that forum
Yeah. That is kind of the successor to Myst. It wasn't as popular, though.
Really, I have not finished a Myst game. I almost finished Real Myst. I wonder if gog has my save. I was on the last extra book of it.
Yeah. That is kind of the successor to Myst. It wasn't as popular, though.
Really, I have not finished a Myst game. I almost finished Real Myst. I wonder if gog has my save. I was on the last extra book of it.
What's that Playstation game everyone hated where you calmly swim around and take photos of fish and fight off falling asleep? Not Abzu, the other one.
Yeah. That is kind of the successor to Myst. It wasn't as popular, though.
Really, I have not finished a Myst game. I almost finished Real Myst. I wonder if gog has my save. I was on the last extra book of it.
What's that Playstation game everyone hated where you calmly swim around and take photos of fish and fight off falling asleep? Not Abzu, the other one.
Although it doesn't include my least favorite one "moving forward". Just say "From now on", for god's sake. Saying "moving forward" implies that you are more than happy to "move backward" as well. It's a filler phrase. No one would say "moving backward". Jesus.
some of these have crept into my vocabulary over the last few years and I'm mad about it >:[
Fuck.
I have spent the last 2 weeks talking about how much we need to write down our pain points, and about how we need to get buy-in from management and others to fix shit. I also use solo, optics, and bandwidth in the context of us being overwhelmed soooo much.
Pain points means bread points in French Canadian.
mais, non
are YOU on the beer list?
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amateurhourOne day I'll be professionalhourThe woods somewhere in TennesseeRegistered Userregular
I have Strange New Worlds, Obi-Wan, Stranger Things, and Shoresy all open in new tabs, an open book lying beside me, and I am in a pretty good mood chat.
I need to do some outdoor shit but it's all overcast and misty outside and I'd rather just drink beers and maybe fall alseep AFTER I put the candle out this time.
are YOU on the beer list?
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YoshisummonsYou have to let the dead vote, otherwise you'd just kill people you disagree with!Registered Userregular
Walking around in the woods stalking AH in the dead of night is
pretty chill
I haven't mowed or bush hogged in over a year so I wouldn't recommend it. You're always welcome though.
Tick Infestation Simulator
+5
amateurhourOne day I'll be professionalhourThe woods somewhere in TennesseeRegistered Userregular
Firewatch was pretty great.
If you don't mind just a wee bit of combat, button prompting, etc. then Enslaved: Journey to the West is a deep cut from like 10 years ago that was amazing. Also Until Dawn, honestly.
I haven't done Life is Strange/Gone Home/Witness but I hear they're awesome.
I hate this so much. Like, I have ADHD. I constantly have to struggle with it, and I take my meds every day so that I can kinda sorta function. I don't have a superpower. I'm not special. The notion that de-stigmatizing means that we instead have to worship disabilities/impairments (I tend to think of my mental shit as a cognitive impairment rather than a disability, like I'm drunk all the time on anxiety, depression, and a lack of dopamine). It's okay for things to be bad! Like, if my kidney just didn't work right and I had a condition there wouldn't be any stigma, it's not my fault I got a shit kidney! I got a bum brain, and that sucks, but like it's not my fault my brain is shit! I don't think that it's my fault, and no one else should either.
Or maybe I have super justice sensitivity powers, where through no fault of my own I am just better than some of you, you "normies." I didn't study and work to develop my sense of right and wrong, I didn't try to improve myself as a person, I haven't spent effort and time to make my character more virtuous, I was just given this by the grace of having a brain with dopamine issues.
Suck it nerds.
All of these things basically end up coming back to this for me:
Myst recently got a remaster that I think was decent? They also added the ability to randomize the puzzles if you've played before, so that is neat.
I was a big fan of Obduction. It does both 3D movement and point-and-click/node based movement.
I liked the puzzle solving of The Witness, but Jonathan Blow is kind of insufferable so ymmv.
A little less "exploration" and maybe not quite chill (gameplay itself chill, but content isn't as much), but I absolutely loved Return of the Obra Dinn.
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knitdanIn ur baseKillin ur guysRegistered Userregular
I have Life is Strange but every time I've picked it up I drop it after an hour or so. I think it's the pacing.
“I was quick when I came in here, I’m twice as quick now”
-Indiana Solo, runner of blades
I hate this so much. Like, I have ADHD. I constantly have to struggle with it, and I take my meds every day so that I can kinda sorta function. I don't have a superpower. I'm not special. The notion that de-stigmatizing means that we instead have to worship disabilities/impairments (I tend to think of my mental shit as a cognitive impairment rather than a disability, like I'm drunk all the time on anxiety, depression, and a lack of dopamine). It's okay for things to be bad! Like, if my kidney just didn't work right and I had a condition there wouldn't be any stigma, it's not my fault I got a shit kidney! I got a bum brain, and that sucks, but like it's not my fault my brain is shit! I don't think that it's my fault, and no one else should either.
Or maybe I have super justice sensitivity powers, where through no fault of my own I am just better than some of you, you "normies." I didn't study and work to develop my sense of right and wrong, I didn't try to improve myself as a person, I haven't spent effort and time to make my character more virtuous, I was just given this by the grace of having a brain with dopamine issues.
Suck it nerds.
All of these things basically end up coming back to this for me:
Shipping said 10-16 weeks got here in less than a month
(Boy for scale)
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amateurhourOne day I'll be professionalhourThe woods somewhere in TennesseeRegistered Userregular
Spool sent me The Long Dark a while back, the one with Jennifer Hale in the frozen wilderness, and I tried so many times to do well at it, but I kept dying a lot, which is embarrassing for someone that's made fire with two sticks once.
I hate this so much. Like, I have ADHD. I constantly have to struggle with it, and I take my meds every day so that I can kinda sorta function. I don't have a superpower. I'm not special. The notion that de-stigmatizing means that we instead have to worship disabilities/impairments (I tend to think of my mental shit as a cognitive impairment rather than a disability, like I'm drunk all the time on anxiety, depression, and a lack of dopamine). It's okay for things to be bad! Like, if my kidney just didn't work right and I had a condition there wouldn't be any stigma, it's not my fault I got a shit kidney! I got a bum brain, and that sucks, but like it's not my fault my brain is shit! I don't think that it's my fault, and no one else should either.
Or maybe I have super justice sensitivity powers, where through no fault of my own I am just better than some of you, you "normies." I didn't study and work to develop my sense of right and wrong, I didn't try to improve myself as a person, I haven't spent effort and time to make my character more virtuous, I was just given this by the grace of having a brain with dopamine issues.
Suck it nerds.
All of these things basically end up coming back to this for me:
I have that really ingratiating friend that always feels like she has something to offer me about mental health, and last week she was pestering me about the depressive slump I’ve been in. She tried to tell me, “yoga changed my life!” and I needed to get in to see a naturopath and I just very directly told her to stop suggesting those things and I don’t believe in any of it.
She was taken aback and seemed to be kinda offended, which honestly I’m not sure it’s her right to be. I didn’t ask her for any help, and I sure don’t need to be pitched on snake oil bullshit when I’m juggling thoughts of self-harm.
She hasn’t said anything to me since then, so I guess she took the hint.
Yeah. That is kind of the successor to Myst. It wasn't as popular, though.
Really, I have not finished a Myst game. I almost finished Real Myst. I wonder if gog has my save. I was on the last extra book of it.
What's that Playstation game everyone hated where you calmly swim around and take photos of fish and fight off falling asleep? Not Abzu, the other one.
I hate this so much. Like, I have ADHD. I constantly have to struggle with it, and I take my meds every day so that I can kinda sorta function. I don't have a superpower. I'm not special. The notion that de-stigmatizing means that we instead have to worship disabilities/impairments (I tend to think of my mental shit as a cognitive impairment rather than a disability, like I'm drunk all the time on anxiety, depression, and a lack of dopamine). It's okay for things to be bad! Like, if my kidney just didn't work right and I had a condition there wouldn't be any stigma, it's not my fault I got a shit kidney! I got a bum brain, and that sucks, but like it's not my fault my brain is shit! I don't think that it's my fault, and no one else should either.
Or maybe I have super justice sensitivity powers, where through no fault of my own I am just better than some of you, you "normies." I didn't study and work to develop my sense of right and wrong, I didn't try to improve myself as a person, I haven't spent effort and time to make my character more virtuous, I was just given this by the grace of having a brain with dopamine issues.
Suck it nerds.
All of these things basically end up coming back to this for me:
Zavianuniversal peace sounds better than forever warRegistered Userregular
subnautica is chill until you go into deep waters and a space shark eats you
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NEO|PhyteThey follow the stars, bound together.Strands in a braid till the end.Registered Userregular
If you want chill, you've got to go to Subnautica: Below Zero.
It was that somehow, from within the derelict-horror, they had learned a way to see inside an ugly, broken thing... And take away its pain.
Warframe/Steam: NFyt
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Zavianuniversal peace sounds better than forever warRegistered Userregular
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Yeah. That is kind of the successor to Myst. It wasn't as popular, though.
Really, I have not finished a Myst game. I almost finished Real Myst. I wonder if gog has my save. I was on the last extra book of it.
I was gonna do em all from a sale but gog's Riven runs like shit
I farmed the GoT threads
What's that Playstation game everyone hated where you calmly swim around and take photos of fish and fight off falling asleep? Not Abzu, the other one.
I think Uru is better than any Myst game because I played and beat it without cheating and using a guide. The puzzle difficulty was juuuust right.
Subnautica?
There is RAMA too.
https://youtu.be/oM20mw6PCh8
Or this one?
https://youtu.be/a8EuHJ2xRAU
I'm not even watching MSI rn
I do sometimes get into following pro LoL but honestly it's not that interesting to me and I've really stopped in the past 2-3 years
Fuck.
I have spent the last 2 weeks talking about how much we need to write down our pain points, and about how we need to get buy-in from management and others to fix shit. I also use solo, optics, and bandwidth in the context of us being overwhelmed soooo much.
mais, non
I need to do some outdoor shit but it's all overcast and misty outside and I'd rather just drink beers and maybe fall alseep AFTER I put the candle out this time.
pretty chill
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Witness_(2016_video_game)
Still haven't finished Braid.
I haven't mowed or bush hogged in over a year so I wouldn't recommend it. You're always welcome though.
Tick Infestation Simulator
If you don't mind just a wee bit of combat, button prompting, etc. then Enslaved: Journey to the West is a deep cut from like 10 years ago that was amazing. Also Until Dawn, honestly.
I haven't done Life is Strange/Gone Home/Witness but I hear they're awesome.
Journey lost my attention pretty quick though.
All of these things basically end up coming back to this for me:
I heard there was a good zelda but with translating runes game going around about a month ago? I forget what it's called now.
Tunic
I was a big fan of Obduction. It does both 3D movement and point-and-click/node based movement.
I liked the puzzle solving of The Witness, but Jonathan Blow is kind of insufferable so ymmv.
A little less "exploration" and maybe not quite chill (gameplay itself chill, but content isn't as much), but I absolutely loved Return of the Obra Dinn.
-Indiana Solo, runner of blades
I feel this hardcore
(Boy for scale)
Everyone should play it. It got swallowed by Elden Ring and it's a damn shame
Honestly The Hunter: Call of Wild game is a really pretty walking simulator. Where you just shoot an animal occasionally.
Boy for scale!
-Indiana Solo, runner of blades
but i dont feel any more italian now than i already was
I have that really ingratiating friend that always feels like she has something to offer me about mental health, and last week she was pestering me about the depressive slump I’ve been in. She tried to tell me, “yoga changed my life!” and I needed to get in to see a naturopath and I just very directly told her to stop suggesting those things and I don’t believe in any of it.
She was taken aback and seemed to be kinda offended, which honestly I’m not sure it’s her right to be. I didn’t ask her for any help, and I sure don’t need to be pitched on snake oil bullshit when I’m juggling thoughts of self-harm.
She hasn’t said anything to me since then, so I guess she took the hint.
Subnautica is NOT chill.
I think I was thinking of Beyond Blue. Never played it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3wAilQhFkUM
because you're an empath
Warframe/Steam: NFyt
and as a bonus, it has space penguins