Hell yeah, I feel the same way since I started teaching science!

I like this comparison, I think one acre more like a virus, spreading from person to person while the other is almost like curse-radiation(?) like proximity to the object is what causes the sickness

Very cool, but he looks like he’s about to smack the SOUL outta someone

I could imagine cleaning smush-stains from deadly apparatus and removing crunched armor and bone from complicated dungeon machines. I love this idea, Dungeon Janitor sim

“Mankind was my business. The common welfare was my business; charity, mercy, forbearance, benevolence, were all my business. The dealings of my trade were but a drop of water in the comprehensive ocean of my business!”

also being able to teleport around is going to be so cool

This speaks to me. I wish to spread it everywhere

I wanted so bad to like overwatch but the fact that you’re at the whim of character updates and forced to follow a meta just to play is very frustrating and killed it for me

It’s not conceding a fight, it’s ending a cycle of abuse

I was floored by BOTW’s ost but those Undertale MP3’s had a stranglehold over my brain back in 2015

I think this is an issue in alot of RPG’s raising the stakes and creating a narrative sense of urgency when that’s not really true. One of my least favorite recent examples is in Cyberpunk. The chip is supposedly killing you but if you dont do the main quest it never will, despite constant reminders

In my opinion Starfield is the only one here that’s genuinely pretty bad. It seems ambitious but is an extremely shallow game that fails to take the best aspects of its predecessor series’s. A lot of weird nostalgia bait and fairly linear game systems.

Helldivers 2 is still very fun to me