This young man volunteered to undergo the procedure even though he didn’t have to.
Proving this works paves the way for surgeries where general anesthesia isn’t an option for whatever reason.
They gave him a spinal epidural, let him pick the music, and got started on surgery.
I’m very encouraged to hear this.
Wait, a nameless hero will rise? Why would I want to play some no name character when I could be Guan Ping with a massive buster sword rampaging across a Chinese battlefield?
Let me know what you think! I love qud and DF, but bounced off Eve pretty hard, so I think our tastes are at least somewhat similar.
Dang, there’s an idea in here that would absolutely be my favorite game of all time. Unfortunately, the reviews make it sound unforgivingly dense.
I’d be curious to hear more. I bought it just to ride the hype train. I regret nothing, but I’m not sure what features would help me dive back in for more.
Very pleased with bioferrite extraction being added for tribals. I created a ritual-focused tribal and just getting stone cutting took forever. Trying to angle towards electricity would have taken forever.
I tried it and refunded it. It did not work for my brain. I’m glad they’re seeing such success and it’s clearly a terrific idea, but man, it just made me feel bad.
It’s rainy, but cool and wonderful.
Not excited for tencent, but the idea of an rts that de-emphasizes APM sounds really intriguing to me.
That’s just insane. Build a game as a live service, end the service after 7 seasons.
What a waste.
I’d love to believe lessons were learned, but I doubt it.
It came out in February, so maybe a little over two weeks a season? That seems insane.
If it’s got terrific level design like Elden Ring, that would be great. If it’s just random geography and templated buildings dropped every which way, I think I’d pass.
Almost everything about this concept appeals to me. If done well, I could see this consuming a huge part of my life.
Can’t wait for more info. Rimworld DLC is like a semi-annual holiday for me. Always a good time.
What flashlight though?
Yeah, I just remember reading steam reviews a few days after release and they were largely very positive. I was surprised.
I’m not trying to sell anyone on the game, I don’t own it, never played it, despise games as a live service.
I just remember all the negative reviews then seeing it seem to land fairly well with players who bought in. Could have been the investment principle and nothing else.
This genuinely surprises me. After all the negative press, it still seemed to do well with gamers. I thought it may have actually been okay.
Anyone have thoughts on this? I’ve only played a little, so most of this doesn’t mean too much to me yet.