capt_wolf

This is not news. This is purely speculative. It does not belong here.

Yeah, that's just boring and disappointing. Take X, insert a Pi into it... "GUYS! I HOLLOWED OUT A PUMPKIN AND MADE IT A RETRO CONSOLE!"

Up next:

"LOOK! THIS FISH RUNS DOOM!"

-What did you do at work today, honey?

-I shot a baby in the face with a laser.

-I think I want a divorce...

An excellent game, also similar to King's Field. Another great PS2 Fromsoft RPG is Evergrace. Horrible translation and voice acting, but interesting when you look at it like a precursor to Elden Ring. Lots of similarities.

First amendment doesn't cover true threats. So it all kinda depends on context and whether who it was said to felt as though they were in real danger.

First it was lead, now burns when the lid pops off.... Yeah, maybe just don't buy Stanley mugs?

Voices of the Void has been my go to time waster for a couple years now. Dev is a little weird, but the game is amazingly well done and gets somewhat regular updates that expand the story and add new content. You are essentially a scientist sent to work at a SETI-like site in Switzerland. Your job is to maintain the site and search for signals in space, analyze them, and then ship them out to your colleagues, for which you get paid to buy supplies and other things. As you play, random events occur, some funny, some scary. There's tons of items to buy and decorate your base with. Lots of locations to discover. Sooooooo many secrets to find. I'm constantly impressed by all the work they've done with a very small team.

My only complaint is having to reset my save when an update comes out. It's generally worth it, as there's usually new events that you'll miss otherwise, but having to redecorate the base and lose collectables you've spent hours on is a bummer... That and I hate the new drive storage rack. I wish they'd bring back then old one as an additional storage item.

Also, the whole damn game is free.

Exactly, they're apologizing, not committing seppuku.

Funko: Hey, chatgpt... Write an apology letter to the gaming community about getting itch.io shut down. Something like "Sorry, we fucked up. Please don't hate us and continue to buy our stuff!" but make it sound like it came from an intern in HR.

Chatgpt: I got you fam...

He's already floating invasion of Mexico... No /s

It wouldn't surprise me if he also tried Canada.

What kills me is this was literally the prime complaint against socialized healthcare. Then the covid lockdown hit and suddenly it takes 3 months for me to get an appointment with my primary doctor.

My ancient ass thought age/sex/location...