Build policies and SOPs. Minimize your daily mental load to free up mental energy for more important and complex tasks.

Optimize your workflow with jigs and fixtures if possible.

Don't relitigate that decision. Past you made that decision for a reason and most of the time you're going to come back to making the same decision anyway.

Speaking of that, minimize your decision load. If you make a decision more than twice, it's a policy. No more thinking about it.

Compartmentalization and scheduling. Everything and every task has a place and time.

Don't do tomorrow tasks today. They're tomorrow tasks. Focus on today tasks and only do one at a time.

Also write everything down and trust past you. If past you made a decision, present you sees it through.

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It's 100% gacha. I've developed the habit of just hanging up if the call feels like it's going nowhere.

The sooner you get out of the call, the sooner you can re-roll your support agent.

If you ever decide to get into the shows, there are two timelines.

UC: Mainline continuity. Generally consistent vibe regarding the cost of war and heroism.

AC / No timeline: Can be whatever it wants. May hurt you. Some shows WILL hurt you.

I've been tooling around with the idea of expanding on Arcadia because that game didn't get a fair shot in the late 90's CCG boom.

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It helps that the moderation team aren't playing favorites. I've seen accounts that are properly marked as spam that would have been given a free pass during the pre-Musk Twitter days.

Do you have a moderation list of those you can share?

That's a game idea.

The game has the most realistic guns in VR, and talking Hot Dogs. That juxtaposition is the handshake. The possibility space to play in is -everything- in between those things I fucking feel like actually.

Ya I like it. It doesn't look like it was dragged through a gravel pit.

Just a few pits and a couple of dings. The kind of wear a gun would have after a long life of service.

Thinking about, I never see holster wear in games. It's always generic random scratches.

Mecha Break will demolish my sleep schedule when it goes live.

I call that the 8 to 4 test.

Sit down with a new game after eating dinner. Play. Look at the clock.

If you say "OH FUCK IT'S 4AM!" it's a good game.