Warframe, started playing a couple of months ago and I absolutely love it, still play several hours every day and I don’t see that changing anytime soon.

No Man’s Sky, started the new expedition yesterday, still at the very beginning so haven’t seen much of the new things from the World Part 1 update yet.

Dungeons of Hinterberg, really nice and chill game, love the music and art style.

Shrekbender implies that he bends shreks, which doesn’t make sense in relation to the original name.

Fleaswood mac

Reading your comment feels like having a stroke. How did you manage to fuck up basic grammar and punctuation that badly?

Are you having a stroke?

You might have missed the news, Affinity sold out to Canva. Really sucks, Affinity was the only truly good alternative but I put it in the mental “never touch” category immediately when that happened.

Yeah! Played that a lot a couple of years ago, and some of the variations. Ever tried Caves (roguelike)? Similar in a lot of ways but I like the design more.

You gotta be dumb as fuck to get B12 deficiency, no matter your dietary choices. Your mind is stuck in the past, try to live in today’s world.

The sex scene is gonna be wild!

Quick cutout if anyone wants, not perfect but good enough when scaled down as an icon:

You can eat anything, some things only once though (because you die after/during). What you’re trying to ask is if it’s edible, which doesn’t make sense either since it’s an AI image.

So nothing about your comment makes any sense, kinda like the image.

It just instantly crashes for me after clicking “play” on the launcher. Fresh install, no mods or anything else, updated drivers etc.

I wasn’t completely sure that I knew the definition of the word “coochie” so I looked it up (not a native English speaker) and I went to the image results which was a great choice, some really weird and funny results. Here are my favourites:

I’m patiently waiting for OLED refurbished. Even that will force me to live on water and oatmeal for a few months but I’m OK with that.

Forgot I had subtitles on and the [XBOX SOUND] at the beginning of the video made me laugh snort coffee up my nose. It makes sense, what else would you call it, but it’s still weirdly funny.

Dead* that*

There’s plenty of other stuff being made, and I’m pretty sure you either know that and just wanted to complain or somehow didn’t know, in which case it’s your own fault for not even trying to find everything else. There are always trending genres, that’s always been and will always be a thing. You don’t need to be a dick just because you aren’t a fan of the currently trending ones. You have literally all games ever made to play, nothing is forcing you to play only the most recent and popular ones. And a couple of years from now some other genre will be trending, maybe even ones you like. But as said, there’s plenty of good games being released in all genres and formulas, just look for what you like and you’ll find it, it’s really not hard.

Woa, cool to see my home city as the thumbnail/headline image and main part of the article! I knew it was high on the list of sustainable cities but wasn’t aware it had been number one for several years!

The apartment building I currently live in, originally built as a flophouse/dosshouse in the 60s, was completely renovated during the past few years with a major focus on sustainability.
Old materials from it were used to make furniture for the public areas in and around the house and for art pieces on the outside walls and inside the lobby/entryway.
We have smaller laundry rooms on all 4 floors and also a larger one on the ground floor, all have special machines that reuse water and filter out microplastics. We can see how much water is saved and scan a QR code on each one to get more info on how much stuff they’ve filtered out.
We also have water and electricity meters easily visible in each apartment. A baseline usage of water and electricity for the size of each apartment is included in the rent, and the less we use the less rent we pay. Every 3 months the savings are calculated and added to the rent. I’ve saved over $100 some months through it. Of course we pay more if we use more.

The building and apartments are also part of something they call a “digital playground” for testing new technologies and stuff for possible further use everywhere else. There’s a huge screen in the lobby with all kinds of information like weather, times for the nearest tram and bus stops, the building’s lesser climate impact compared to “normal” buildings of similar size and more.
A bike room with a workshop, tools and lockboxes with chargers for bike batteries.
Our mailboxes send notifications to our phones when we get mail, we can book times in the laundry room and also request things from the landlord via the web and a phone app.
There are cooled lockboxes for grocery delivery so we don’t have to be home when it’s delivered, which means they can deliver to more people at once and save on trips. Of course the basics like solar cells on the roof, sustainable materials used for everything and so on.

There is also a public area with a kitchen, sofas, TV, gaming consoles and pool table. We have weekly events there like baking, painting and crafts, movie nights etc. We can also rent stuff like sewing machines, tools and grills for use in the yard. And there are biweekly meetings for how everything is going and to suggest changes and new ideas. All plants in and around the house are native to this area.

There’s more that I’m forgetting right now, and surely things I’m not aware of yet. It’s a cool place to live, and surprisingly cheap! I live in a 1 bedroom apt. with a full kitchen that’s 32 square metres (about 350 sq ft) and pay $450 a month (before savings from electricity and water use) and that includes everything.

We all want Polybiussy

Thanks for the laugh! The idiocy you’ve put on display here is just chef’s kiss