The variety is definitely good but for sure leads to the individual parts feeling less refined overall.
Was hoping the restaurant sections would allow you to expand the restaurant itself at some point, since by late game you have more people than seating available a lot of the time.
Lost In Vivo is a pretty solid first person survival horror ish title, looks straight off of PS1 pretty much
The honey one is just as useless as the honey extension itself, otherwise the YouTube one seems like it would be super op for studying topics en-mass
Stupid sexy spiders
Bastet is a good one (in-terminal tetris game)
Try finger, but hole
Reminds me of some other cool game mechanics that have been patented/copyrighted leading to games as a whole losing out on fantastic ideas. The nemesis system from the Shadow of Mordor games / loading screen minigames come to mind.
Normie fitfolk seething when they learn you can just hypnomax and boof 4 large pizzas every night
Idk as long as Meta services keep forcing you to sign up for an account to view anything of value I’d imagine a lot of people will look for alternatives elsewhere.
Nothing more annoying than trying to look at the menu for a local restaurant/business page for a local business and seeing “sign up for Facebook to view this page.” Much of the utility for any kind of discussion or shared info online (imo) lies in the ability to access it quickly via search and without being forced to login.
Facebook couldn’t have handled Threads any more poorly, doubtful that they could pose any kind of serious threat at this point.
Most people who use anything decentralized or federated at this point are probably the type to avoid 🤮book anyway.
Well shit, that’s a damn shame. Hopefully they can resolve some plot lines and give the characters a satisfying ending in any case.
Better to make 6 great seasons than to end up like The Walking Dead or similar
Would be so surreal to start seeing commercials for Linux (as a desktop), OEM machines being sold w/ Linux at big stores and so on.
It’s been like 30 years of Windows being the majority at this point and it just keeps getting buggier and more user hostile every year, a paradigm shift is very much needed IMO.