I appreciate that Capcom changed the requirement for unlocking the cosmetic pendant from top 10,000 to just A ranking the quest in MonHun Wilds. Got me to reattempt the Doshaguma event quest.

Shit's fucked up. Why do we live in a society where advertising to people to sell their diabetic test strips is a thing?

Spent 62 minutes on character creation. Didn't actually change much, but I like how she turned out. And I gave my Palico matching cheek markes.

And another Hollow Knight achievement done. Speed completion (100% in under 20 hours). Beat Radiance on the third attempt. Ended up skipping the Trial of Fools because Ugh. The extra percentage came from Hive Knight, the Grimm Troupe charms, and picking up the Godtuner.

Woohoo! Got the Speedrun 2 achievement for Hollow Knight (beat the game in under 5 hours) in my first try at it. Also, only my second actual save file, although I've got around 50 hours on my first play and watched a lot of gameplay.

Yes! Hundred-percented Death's Door. Even figured out almost everything on my own. Had to look up the location of 1 seed, 1 shiny (collectible item), and the first switch location for unlocking the greatsword. The game's pretty good about giving hints for most things.

Jefferson is maybe my favorite character in Death's Door. Dude provides delicious soup and hints at where to find collectables and heart/mana container pieces. I also love the animation of the player-character crow eating the soup. Quirky fashion sense about the backpack, though.

Here, an example of Death's Door being silly. Like it's kinda nice to have a game that takes gameplay cues from Dark Souls but decides to not go grimdark with its world setting.

Finally beat Lu Bu at Hulao Gate in DW:Origins!

For some reason I'm thinking about the joke from the Simpsons where the US government gives Mr Burns a 10 million dollar bill to deliver to Europe after WWII because he's America's wealthiest, and therefore most trustworthy citizen.

Went to a diner and ordered sautéed green beans as my side dish. Was not expecting this.

Found the best game at this brewery. There is no rule booklet included. Just the cards.

Character design in Okami is so good, but I especially love Onigiri Sensei, and how they flip his head upside-down for serious mode when he's training Ametarasu.

And it's even more explicitly in Red Faction: Guerilla, where your signature weapon is converted from being a tool of labor. Which you use to literally tear down the infrastructure of the company that is oppressing you.

Game devs went: what if Powerwash Simulator, but furry?

I'm always amused by the accessibility option for Pseudoregalia. Option. Singular.

The spider graph seems a bit off. 1 game at 2% of playtime accounts for the "clicker" genre, but 3 third-person shooters combining for 15% didn't merit an axis? Or 7 open world games combining to 33% of playtime.
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If I had a nickel for every city builder game with elaborate supply chains where your villagers are beavers and the seasons are based on rainfall, I'd have two nickles. And honestly I think there could be a bunch more.