I disagree completely

Doing a demolition derby game!

Too late

Make a clearer point then.

Excellent work

Hailey's "Ew... no" on my current 1.6 run damaged my soul.

I get it completely. I follow a lot of artists online, but I tend to keep my art spending local. And the 200-500 I spend on art every year, spread across the dozens of artists I patronize, I'm not paying anyone's bills.

It makes interactions feel like a sales pitch. It's weird, because we're all here to sell something, but there's a natural aversion to shameless plugging. On a completely unrelated note, here's a link to the thing I'm here to sell...

Good morning! I'm dodging calls from my department chair because we have a workshop he's panicking about and I took my first weekend off this semester.

Don't know if it counts, but I love pudding.cool it's a fun publication that published interactive data analysis papers.

Or working on an art asset for three hours and never using it.

It feels mobile native. When I go back to the PC or console version, I miss the touchscreen controls.

An outsized proportion of game in the space I've enjoyed featured at least two of the following:

1. The game was a single purchase of more than 3 dollars
2. The game was a well done port of a non-mobile game
3. The game was widely reported on for being outstanding on the platform