CryptidBestiary @ CryptidBestiary @lemmy.world

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Computer: Okay, smartass. You just lost all progress, so I hope you're happy.

Also BMW owners: What's a speedometer?

One of the media that I wish I could erase from my memories so I could experience it for the first time again

Good, I hope they tear it all up. Golf course use an insane amount of water, even when they're located in the desert or a place where droughts are common.

I don't need any sleeping aid to go to sleep at night. My secret is that I'm always tired.

That's a nice idea! Honestly, if they must, just put up a picture of me and pray at my makeshift altar. All the more eco friendly alternative I think

I never really understood the need to be buried in a coffin after you pass on. Just cremate me and throw my ashes on the ground to fertilize the plants. Enough of these grave real estates

Yeah I've definitely reached that burnout before! I had to take a bit of time out of coding in general. I would suggest doing something different that doesn't involve a computer screen like some of the suggestions here. Things like maybe hiking or bird watching. I'm sure there's a bunch of local organizations that are available for you to find that involves outdoor recreation.

If you want to combat that burnout with coding still, maybe try learning something different from what you're used to, like game dev.

Welp, looks like it's time to rewatch the entire series again

I remember the reaction that I had when I watched this scene in the theater. I was awestruck and confused. The whole scene perfectly described the tone it had for me for the rest of the movie, a fever dream.

Will forever upvote for black cats! What a regal void :)

Just because it's about space doesn't mean it can't be written well, or have any well thought out game design, or any optimization.

I miss that show :(

My grandma to my parents when I told her I haven't eaten all day

I'm sorry for your loss. Lossing a pet is one of the hardest things. Even though they're gone, they won't be forgotten.

Hmm I get where you're coming from but if told well enough, I think "bad" or "sad" endings can absolutely work in video games. CP2077 is essentially a futuristic noir. The moral of the story is fame and infamy is bright but short and at the cost of ones life. And it's the connections you make with people that may outlast you. The story was what carried me through finishing it during it's initial launch. I think if they had more content and interactions in the city to make it more "alive", then it would've been even more, even after all the updates and dlc, imo.

Putting the harnesses on all of them was already an accomplishment

Yeah, it's really ashame that most AAA companies opt in the quick and easy ways these days. Especially with CDPR, since most of us saw them grow with the witcher series. But I will die on the hill in agreeing with you that Cyberpunk did better in most aspects than Starfield upon release, other than the amount of bugs. In my opinion, Starfield has taken Bethesda's outdated "RPG" formula and became something even more bland and hollow than their last game. It's really sad and disappointing to see honestly

I find it funny that besides intellect, us humans possess the greatest power, which is petting. Petting allows us to be friends with most animals that would otherwise kill us