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- Comment on Oh god 1 day ago:
- Comment on Farming beans be like 2 days ago:
gradskiva?
- Comment on Uncultured 3 days ago:
dubb :)
- Comment on Weekly Recommendations Thread: What are you playing this week? 6 days ago:
but like… i do enjoy those things in other games. i just feel like the parts to not complement eachother here.
- Comment on Weekly Recommendations Thread: What are you playing this week? 1 week ago:
never seen solarium either.
ill probably come back to it in a few months on a new save to hopefully tame the rng. i want to solve puzzles, not draw cards, and it seems everyone who praises the game is just luckier than me.
- Comment on Weekly Recommendations Thread: What are you playing this week? 1 week ago:
no, it was such a tedious task that i don’t want to go through it again. i dropped the game after credits. maybe i’ll pick in up again in the future but right now all i associate with it is annoyance.
i’ve never seen the conservatory while drafting either, i’ve had it for 20 days and never pulled it.
- Comment on Weekly Recommendations Thread: What are you playing this week? 1 week ago:
i think the main thing that’s lacking in discussions is the acknowledgement that by its very nature people are going to have very different experiences. one thing i thought of was that the game should probably not be described as a “roguelike puzzle game” but as “a roguelike game and a puzzle game” just like how cult of the lamb is “a roguelike game and a management game”. they are the sum of their parts, not greater.
as for things i have done so far...
* orchard * tomb to catacomb * sheet music dig spot * 3/4 braziers * paintings, and * 2/8 safes (the date format is too vague for me to be interested in trying the permutations) * tunnel * 2/8 classrooms (i never get more) * fountain to basement * foundation to basement (it’s at rank 4 because fun fact, while the entry on the foundation says it’s “permanent”, the blueprint itself says “doesn’t change”, which i interpreted to be a different wording on purpose) * dig spot in basement (can’t remember the room, haven’t seen it since) * hall of mirrors (can’t remember if there was something permanent in there things i know i have not done: * shelter radiation thing (i have created 12 experiments and finished 1 because i never get the items required) * anything involving steam pipes (rng) * periodic table (didn’t feel like it at the time) * candles in tomb (have only gotten all prerequisites once) * candle room in mine (same as above) * chess (have coords of all pieces, can’t enter anywhere) * anything involving money (no experiments = no quick allowance raises, i’m at 4) * VAC (can solve, no idea what it does) * classrooms (rng) * server room? (never seen, got servants quarters on day 40) * gallery? (never seen, saw name on wiki) * anything story-related whatsoever * probably more i can’t remember * more volumes of drafting strategy (i’ve never seen the bookshop)
it just feels like i keep having to fight to find things. it’s more frustrating than anything. and the worst part is that hints are usually useless because even when you know you still have to roll the dice.
- Comment on Weekly Recommendations Thread: What are you playing this week? 1 week ago:
blue prince frustrates me so much because it just won’t let me play. people keep saying you can bypass the rng with things you find but the game still has to let you find the things. it took me almost 40 days to first roll credits despite getting the initial basement stuff done on day 16 because i just keep. getting. shafted.
i have pages and pages of notes and nowhere to use them.
- Comment on Weekly Recommendations Thread: What are you playing this week? 1 week ago:
i’ve been playing Fuser. i’m only a little late; the servers only shut down three years ago. not that it matters to me, i’m using it as a mashup toy. you can get it on archive.org and there is a vibrant modding community now.
- Comment on Not difficult to understand 1 week ago:
i have never been asked this question and i actively remove positions that aren’t relevant to the job i send that particular resume to
- Comment on Showing your ID to get online might become a reality 1 week ago:
i don’t know if that actually helps either…
also, reading over my reply it came across on a bit aggressive, so sorry about that. not my intention
- Comment on Human rice cooker 1 week ago:
footjob tent
- Comment on Showing your ID to get online might become a reality 1 week ago:
we can all at least agree on what categories we may want to restrict
nope, we can’t. lgbtq+ friendly spaces? copyrighted content? dissenting political views? some countries criminalise that, how should we tag it?
we could add a HTML tag in the header of all of our websites
broski, we had to relax the standard for what is allowed in html because nobody does it correctly. good luck enforcing this.
The only thing that would need to happen on the user side is for them to instruct their browser which of these tags should not allowed to be loaded.
who are “they”? are you suggesting direct government access to the browser? or, if it’s on the user, why would they do it?
Since these restrictions only ever apply to children
says who? porn is straight up illegal in some countries.
We can give them simple, safe and secure tools to allow them to control their children’s access to their devices
we already have those and parents are not using them.
- Comment on Showing your ID to get online might become a reality 1 week ago:
fun fact, governments don’t have to care about gdpr.
- Comment on Showing your ID to get online might become a reality 1 week ago:
you’ve never had to ask for permission to store cookies that are required for your site to work. you have to ask for permission for third party trackers to store cookies when people use your site. it’s just that web developers either can’t read or can’t live without letting google track their users’ every move.
- Comment on Tech Companies Apparently Do Not Understand Why We Dislike AI 1 week ago:
think of apple’s on-device image scanner ai that flagged people as perverts after they had taken photos of sand dunes.
- Comment on Kawasaki is developing a robot to be ridden like a horse - Asia Times 1 week ago:
worses
- Comment on Wikipedia is using (some) generative AI now 1 week ago:
ah so no generative ai used in actual article production, just in meta stuff and for newcomers to ask questions about how to do things.
- Comment on Says jk later, its just a prank 1 week ago:
idk, the account names being what they are conjures up a image of the second account always responding to the first, laying out in no uncertain terms exactly why that post is bad.
and then they get to this one and they just
give up - Comment on Microsoft CEO says up to 30% of the company's code was written by AI | TechCrunch 1 week ago:
i had such a bad experience with 7, it was horribly unstable on a computer that had handled vista just fine. i switched to 8 as soon as i could and was better off for it.
- Comment on List of Alternatives to Adobe Programs 2 weeks ago:
the trademark got bought. it’s still FLOSS, and they pledged to keep it that way, for whatever that’s worth. code can’t be retroactively un-gpled, so if they did decide to close it down they couldn’t just take it offline, only do new development in private. the big fishy thing was that they added a CLA to their repo, which only affects developers. as an end-user you’re fine.
also, the “crap” was a draft proposal of opt-in telemetry, which was subsequently scrapped. the company in question is based in the EU, anyway, so they would have to abide by the gdpr for any collected information.
- Comment on You never forget your first 2 weeks ago:
the original is about wars i think
- Comment on Is Marlon Brando in Heat? 2 weeks ago:
yeah it was a thing last summer i think, saw a few news articles about young men in particular just spending a seven hour flight staring at the headrest in front of them. i never understood why
- Comment on TIL about dating 2 weeks ago:
it was below freezing this morning and we’re seeing highs of +8°. not buying it.
- Comment on The first folding e-reader is smaller than a paperback 3 weeks ago:
that’s also a good reason to not have the screen fully close. less danger of stuff getting inside.
- Comment on The first folding e-reader is smaller than a paperback 3 weeks ago:
yeah but you’re not folding it 100 times a day. if you’re an avid reader, you’re opening and closing it 10-20 times a day tops.
- Comment on The plural of Kleenex should be Kleenices. 4 weeks ago:
insisting on calling all tissues kleenex is how the company loses the rights to the name
- Comment on I ran out of toilet paper 4 weeks ago:
we do have the submarine thing but i didn’t feel like doing that many conjugations
- Comment on I ran out of toilet paper 4 weeks ago:
sköldpaddsagiterad magbesvärsutmattning
- Comment on woag 4 weeks ago:
i used to have a phone with the “charging hole” on the left side near the top. your tricks don’t work on me.
