The Home Alone series should have slowly progressed into a dozen kids needing to defend an actual castle against 24 grown adults

If I had a dollar every time in the last two months that a Live-Service game had "the biggest exploit in that game's history" that let you combine items in unintentional ways to create game-breaking monstrosities that could obliterate the most difficult content in their game, I'd have $2, somehow.

I'm devouring the first furry who mentions why -today- is special.

I didn't have much of an old following (mostly because Twitter was a sinking ship), but I'n here now! The only thing that'll be echoed back to Twitter is any writing thingies I do.