And the yellow one? Her name is "Maurice".

The positive feedback loop that agency in your system creates is really nice. Being able to diagnose and solve a problem is awesome. In Windows, even the solutions aren't satisfying and it can be unclear what even resolved an issue. I'm a big believer in fostering learning instead of simplifying

I love reading 13 different Microsoft Learn articles totalling 20k words only to find out that all of them are deprecated with no indication and there is no documentation for the new thing, but then finding out the actual problem is a known but undocumented bug only fixed by a non-critical KB patch

As a long time Linux / Unix head currently working in IT in a Windows environment -- troubleshooting Windows itself and major software, even just keeping software up to date without breaking anything, is vastly more complicated and less documented than basically anything I've ever done in unix-land.

Yuna is so underrated

The vibes, world, and overall textural material of the trailer definitely felt like a step down from Corruption, which imo was also a step down from Echoes. However, the actual gameplay looked solid and the mouse input is nice. I'm excited but prepared for disappointment, given the Other M-ish stank

The "player felt a negative emotion for a moment in a playtest, that's now a Pri 1 problem" instinct in AAA prod is a huge tarpit for our industry