I want to be invested, but I was pressured to buy a several "Lethal Company" type games that my friends dropped pretty quickly. So now encourage said friends to pick the game up for me and then I'll play as much as they want me to.

I think part of the problem is that it keeps happening.

"Come on, it's only $8, but we're probably only gunna play it two or three times before we move onto the next $8 game that is only slightly different."

It adds up and I, personally, find it a bit exhausting.

Oh hell yeah

I'm participating!

Gene Eric

A humble wife? That's DEI.

Aftercare

Locktober was last month, sorry.

I imagined Max from Sam and Max, lol.

I love how excited you get about beyblades.

I was a bit nervous about so many players, too, but Brennan is an amazing DM and is doing it wonderfully, and everyone is respectful. If someone is not going to be in a scene they're usually not at the table.

I'd say wait a couple more episodes and then give it a try once things are rolling.

So right now they're kind of doing a big intro where everyone is around. I believe they're going to settle into a rotation where certain players are at the table for a session or two.

Big difference from C3 is that nearly everyone knows each other in some fashion from the get-go.

I rewatch TNG and DS9 at least once a year. They make me so happy.

I couldn't finish Picard. It just left a bad taste in my mouth around nearly every corner.

Just like any new PvP game it was fun until certain people got ahold of it, then everyone who's just trying to have fun gets absolutely curb stomped out of it.

And also, avoid anything that moves you without your own input, like cars, coasters or rides.

I struggle with motion sickness!

Something that helped me a lot was having a fan pointed at me. I've also read about having a carpet under you that you can feel the edges of.

It helps to keep your brain grounded.