Meanwhile I'm over here just being too lazy to schedule an appointment. There are a few issues i should really get some eyes on at some point but none of them seem urgent enough at the moment to have someone who will care less than I do about them tell me they could do this or that but it might take forever and not do much to help and I should probably just stretch more.
It's fine to be sarcastic on the internet, just realize there are plenty who will think you are serious without the /s at the end of the comment. It's just the way of things.
Considering I'm already seeing articles with AOC and Bernie claiming people won't vote for 'democratic socialist', the DNC is already aiming squarely down the calf.
Each major update further pollutes the currency pool that had no signs of slowing down or being better found in game.
the wiki is absolutely the most precise and complete wiki I've ever seen for any game. If you have a question about anything, you can find the answer in the wiki. And the devs lean into it too heavily. There are entire game modes that are completely unexplained in game, even though they have a section of the codex dedicated to game modes.
some of the old school devs had (7 years ago) too much say in systems a vast majority of the community was for. (vacuum for most companions took so many many years and loads of player data showing a massive skew for carrier, along with ever single broadcast, questionnaire, and event having people incessantly ask about if/when item collection was going to be reworked as a very easy one to point at). It was eventually and extremely begrudgingly given, but it took forever. Even destiny 2 had a 'missed item' collection system. This is the same reason we got archwing and then had it rot for years, same with railjack, open world incompletes (when third orb vallis?) and likely a handful of other systems that aren't as obvious, like mod transmute being extremely antiquated.
the 'new player assist' system called relays as a horrible attempt to guide new players to various gameplay extras. The objectives are so inconsistent and poorly planned out it actively feels malicious. Forcing players to find 3 index? Codex? scans on mars is criminal. That tileset is absolutely massive and most players aren't going to have radar assist mods yet. The map designer is an absolute maniac on top of the spaces already being some of the largest in the game. It just feels cruel to force at that point.
You are able to through steam link, but I wouldn't really recommend it. It's just streaming from your pc over to your phone, it lacks any real mobile support.
Warframe. After 5k hours and multiple accounts, I cannot recommend it whole heartedly.
And for a lot of people that one is not going to make sense. The game itself is not bad or poorly made. My issues with that game are so small that for a majority of the players they will never experience the issues I've had. It's been a death of a thousand cuts, and unfortunately soulframe (the next thing they are making) has also left a bad taste after trying out. Each issue stems from the way in which the development team set about doing things (it's been 7 years, some people have moved on, they might have gotten better)
I was really hoping I'd be able to get my hands on atraxa today. I'd finally build my straight typal angel deck, but it just wasn't in the cards. I'm not too upset about missing it, and unlike many other secret lairs, I'm totally fine with this one being limited.
Biology sure makes getting the proper length tough. Socks also integrate foot length into them. An easy alternative is to get some leggings and chop em down to the right length, but I'll do some searching to see what I can find.
I knew the game from the screenshot. It's forever logged in my brain in the folder of 'games I wanted to play but lacked the hardware'. I dunno if it's been moved off console as it's been many years at this point. Guess I'll go take a look.
And I either get to deal with defunct games for windows live issues, or emulator issues. I know which one I'm choosing.
Researchers have discovered how microscopic imperfections and atomic vibrations can be used to control a powerful quantum effect in an advanced material. The effect can turn alternating electrical signals from the environment directly into the kind of current electronic devices need, without traditional components. As temperature changes, the signal can even flip direction, giving scientists a new way to tune device performance. (though there were little to no details about how much power was/could be generated at all and seemed based way more in theory than practical application)
Meanwhile I'm over here just being too lazy to schedule an appointment. There are a few issues i should really get some eyes on at some point but none of them seem urgent enough at the moment to have someone who will care less than I do about them tell me they could do this or that but it might take forever and not do much to help and I should probably just stretch more.
I exclusively only play games that appear as though they were made for the dreamcast.
And sometimes cheat with a bit of some REZ inspired synesthesia games. Thanks Tetris: Effect, Lumines: Arise, and all three versions of beat hazard.
It's fine to be sarcastic on the internet, just realize there are plenty who will think you are serious without the /s at the end of the comment. It's just the way of things.
There definitely are plenty of them. But nearly all the ones I know are 5+ years old.
If you were to tell me some game dev is releasing a 4 player split screen fps, I would be on board. I haven't had that much fun since screen cheat.
Considering I'm already seeing articles with AOC and Bernie claiming people won't vote for 'democratic socialist', the DNC is already aiming squarely down the calf.
https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/5999703-democratic-socialism-presidential-support-low/amp/
Each major update further pollutes the currency pool that had no signs of slowing down or being better found in game.
the wiki is absolutely the most precise and complete wiki I've ever seen for any game. If you have a question about anything, you can find the answer in the wiki. And the devs lean into it too heavily. There are entire game modes that are completely unexplained in game, even though they have a section of the codex dedicated to game modes.
some of the old school devs had (7 years ago) too much say in systems a vast majority of the community was for. (vacuum for most companions took so many many years and loads of player data showing a massive skew for carrier, along with ever single broadcast, questionnaire, and event having people incessantly ask about if/when item collection was going to be reworked as a very easy one to point at). It was eventually and extremely begrudgingly given, but it took forever. Even destiny 2 had a 'missed item' collection system. This is the same reason we got archwing and then had it rot for years, same with railjack, open world incompletes (when third orb vallis?) and likely a handful of other systems that aren't as obvious, like mod transmute being extremely antiquated.
the 'new player assist' system called relays as a horrible attempt to guide new players to various gameplay extras. The objectives are so inconsistent and poorly planned out it actively feels malicious. Forcing players to find 3 index? Codex? scans on mars is criminal. That tileset is absolutely massive and most players aren't going to have radar assist mods yet. The map designer is an absolute maniac on top of the spaces already being some of the largest in the game. It just feels cruel to force at that point.
There's a couple.
You are able to through steam link, but I wouldn't really recommend it. It's just streaming from your pc over to your phone, it lacks any real mobile support.
Warframe. After 5k hours and multiple accounts, I cannot recommend it whole heartedly.
And for a lot of people that one is not going to make sense. The game itself is not bad or poorly made. My issues with that game are so small that for a majority of the players they will never experience the issues I've had. It's been a death of a thousand cuts, and unfortunately soulframe (the next thing they are making) has also left a bad taste after trying out. Each issue stems from the way in which the development team set about doing things (it's been 7 years, some people have moved on, they might have gotten better)
Join us on tabletop simulator. We play commander, Dan Dan, judges tower, and modern! Commander is definitely the most popular though.
Proxies rarely change in price... Thankfully.
I was really hoping I'd be able to get my hands on atraxa today. I'd finally build my straight typal angel deck, but it just wasn't in the cards. I'm not too upset about missing it, and unlike many other secret lairs, I'm totally fine with this one being limited.
And they're gone.
I'm not knowledgable exactly, just craft minded. Need long sock? Get tight pant make shorter. Wear normal sock. Win? Win.
Biology sure makes getting the proper length tough. Socks also integrate foot length into them. An easy alternative is to get some leggings and chop em down to the right length, but I'll do some searching to see what I can find.
Sockdreams.com seems pretty comprehensive.
This has to be one of the first incrementals I've ever seen that can be lost.
I knew the game from the screenshot. It's forever logged in my brain in the folder of 'games I wanted to play but lacked the hardware'. I dunno if it's been moved off console as it's been many years at this point. Guess I'll go take a look.
And I either get to deal with defunct games for windows live issues, or emulator issues. I know which one I'm choosing.
Transport it on my freight train animal carrier to my 60k acre animal sanctuary where it can join the herd of other elephants I already have.
Hypothetical questions with unrealistic rules allow me to make silly answers unhindered by realism.
I would be disappointed, but random news about sodium ion batteries keeps popping up and making me think it's not so bad after all.
The there was that one article that was way too sensational to be anywhere near adoption, though it was pretty neat.
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2026/06/260603023917.htm#google_vignette
Researchers have discovered how microscopic imperfections and atomic vibrations can be used to control a powerful quantum effect in an advanced material. The effect can turn alternating electrical signals from the environment directly into the kind of current electronic devices need, without traditional components. As temperature changes, the signal can even flip direction, giving scientists a new way to tune device performance. (though there were little to no details about how much power was/could be generated at all and seemed based way more in theory than practical application)