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Yea, Court. Whoops. Thanks for the link!

Noted. Wishlisting Titanium Quest for when I carve out some time

I’ve been playing my favourite kind of cozy point-and-click adventure on PC… Doom Eternal. (The demons are the puzzle and you point and click until it is done.) (Doom 2016 is better, tho - no Marauders, more ammo, more upset Hayden…)

As for phone, I’ve been trying out Google PlayPass and it might be the only Google service I keep using (unless/until I find a non-google alternative). I love no longer seeing ads or microtransactions in games. Some games I tried:

• Mini Metro (fun subway/tram/train network building game with daily challenges)
• Monument Valley (puzzle game about impossible architecture, alien geometries, and regret)
• There Is No Game (looks inside, finds game. False advertising smh my head)
• Human Resource Machine (great programming puzzle game, terrible IDE)
• Machinarium (cute robot-themed puzzle game from at least 10, possibly 20 years ago… UI design didn’t age well)
• INMOST (small horror metroidvania-ish adventure thingy)

Please elaborate.

My code works

Let’s change something and run it again

I just use a remote-less git with a physical backup for that lmao. Probably easier than self-hosting a git forge

So dollars are actually pesos?

Connect.

It’s functional…ish.

(Let me know if this lemment got through)

(Also, I’m technically on PieFed now… but that’s basically Lemmy 2 or something, right?)

Without any elaboration, this is just a regressive buzzphrase and people will inevitably interpret it as such.

Nature abhors a vacuum, and at best, you will be asked to elaborate (which you could have done to begin with).

I am trying my best to think you had good but misguided intentions in commenting this, but I’m not sure what these are.

Unfortunately, to a lot of people, this does relate to something personal.

And to demand perfect rationality of people in such situations, or those sympathizing with said people, doesn’t seem very… rational.

Assuming the worst about people.

It’s so common and pervasive that even as I was reading the comments thinking about it, I fell for it while reading one of the comments.

ai;dr (but also tl;dr)