Nemo

Edit your router settings to refuse packeta served from their domains.

20%, rounded up, plus $2 per messy kid at the table, though I may slip that directly to the busser who comes to clean it

BUT if I receive a discount I tip on the amount before discount AND the tip should be at least as much as the discount was unless it was to recover for server error

• Civ IV, just for the mod Fall from Heaven ][

• Dwarf Fortress, natch

• Minecraft

• Tetris

• Spelunky

• MarioKart Double Dash

• Final Fantasy Tactics Advance

and I guess I’ll save the other three for games that haven’t been made yet. Actually, since I do make games, I’ll pick three games I make myself.

Well I could have told you that. My spontaneous, uncontrolled laughter is so alarming to bystanders that I’ve had to learn to head it off with intentional, uncontrolled laughter whenever possible.

Of course I did. OP is asking if our description matched the inside or the outside, I’m giving further evidence that the (rigid, square) casing didn’t affect that description.

They were also square. We still called them “discs”.

ssh bby its ok

I think it was 1996.

Ronald Reagan? The actor?!

That’s my secret, Cap: I’m always low on mobile data.

Dino Run 2 is nearing the end of development right now, if that helps.

I cannot put down Aground. I played the demo on PC and bought the full game on Switch. Controls were clearly designed for mouse and keyboard, but the mapping to joycons is satisfactory 99% of the time.

I have played for dozens of hours and have no good sense of how far through the game I am; it just keeps throwing more at me. Some goals are made explicit via quests, some are alluded at only through NPC dialogue, and some are just “explore and find out”.

It’s very clearly in the Minecraft / Terraria genre of “wake up alone and start punching trees” but sufficiently different from either to be a novel experience. Combat is very simple but it’s also not a huge part of the game. The main loop is: meet a new NPC who gives you a tool or blueprint » explore for resources » make a new building for your village » craft better gear » open new area » repeat; though the loops start to overlap at a certain point as your villages grow.

I love Slime Rancher! Highly recommend.