My take on this is that healer becomes boring the better your mates are. In normal content people don't know what they do and mostly don't use mits so you are all over the place keeping the party alive and being engaged. Play with people who know what to do and use mits, and you become a glare-bot..

I'd have to find how I did it, but my Godot is setup to throw actual errors if I don't explicitly type stuff in GDscript.
Else I'd be using C# aswell.

And I'm using VScode, not too sure if you can use Rider with GDscript easily.

Back in high school we were task with making "AIs" to play a board game and a space battle simulation. And already back then (like 10y ago) our teachers told us to not call them that but rather call them "Agents". Not too sure how it holds up for all the cases but I'd still be using that over "AI".

Has to be Outer Wilds, with Portal as a close second.

This is absolutely Minecraft for me, once every year or two.

I feel like if it is a speedrun achievement (like Hollow Knight for exemple) the challenge is interesting and inherently shouldn't take too long. If it is "oh you missed this item in the chapter before the last, too bad" then it's crap and I won't feel bad for cheating my way to it.