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  • “But we’ve also come to this understanding that there are players out there that who deeply care about this game and want to invest more into this game, and we want to give them that value to invest in.”

    This reads so disingenuous as to sound willfully ignorant. When you hook a whale on FOMO and they blow $200 on a single event, that’s not an investment. The average person has NO desire to spend this money, but a certain kind of person can be fooled into it. There’s no value add, it doesn’t improve the experience, you’re simply given chores and then an option to pay real world money to skip them.

    There’s no longevity in paying to not play the game.

  • I love The Left Hand of Darkness but it’s kind of a slow burn.

    I know it’s neither of the authors you listed, but I’d honestly recommend The Hitchhiker’s Guide. It’s light, fast, and sure to help get your brain back into the groove of reading.

  • every month i send off $10k for “the benefit and continued development of rickyrigatoni” and you’re telling me you work for FREE?

    who’s been cashing the checks, ricky?

  • That was the first thing I played when I got my deck! My “recently played” at the time was all multiplayer FPS games and other shit that doesn’t play well with controllers. I figured “shit, at least I can get a feel for the device” and then blasted like 8 straight hours of it that first day hahahah

  • If I ever get dummy rich I’m gonna get veneers, but I’m gonna have em just do the cheaper solid titanium ones for my entire mouth. Look like a fucken halloween monster so people won’t take me seriously if I ever get delirious enough to veer into politics or something else rich people shouldn’t do.

  • I bought hades 2 last week and already have almost 30 hours. Those games have the most satisfying difficulty curve. The first time you fight a boss it’s overwhelming and maybe even feels unfair, but smash cut 10 tries later where you’re nailing a no-hit and thinking “hey maybe this boss needs a buff actually”

    And the presence of “god mode” means I can recommend it to literally anyone, regardless of how apt they are for ARPGs!