Stackies?

Probably the best cozy game that I’ve played in recent times has been Thank Goodness You’re Here. It’s an incredibly quirky and zany romp through a northern British town full of lively characters and great visuals. The soundtrack is honestly probably one of the best OSTs around in recent years, too. Your only controls are movement, jumping, and slapping things to interact with them.

The entire game can be finished in about 3-ish hours depending on how often you stop to just interact with the world. I honestly can’t recommend the game enough, and I’m not even English.

Doing the Lord’s work

I’m a big fan of cel shading. I like the comic-y style of it.

Maybe Borderlands or JSRF/BRC.

I liked Jedi Survivor.

I know it’s like totally unrelated, but that game was fun.

A little unrelated, but is anyone else tired of the stupid “three episodes to really get the story going”?

Like I feel like all the shows Disney has been among the last few years have all been that way, almost to a T. I didn’t watch one of their shows (except maybe Loki) that didn’t take at least three episodes to even get the plot rolling to begin with.

Imo there’s no reason for this. Anime gets away with doing a bunch of crazy shit up front and then using the rest of the time to build the world and explain what’s going on. I want an action-packed pilot that tells me just enough about the characters to get me hooked, then you can take the second or third episodes to start fleshing out your world.

It’s been actual decades since I’ve heard this song. What’s the line?

My town has one. And I honestly wish it didn’t. On one hand I can see why it’s nice to have something like that: quick communication in case an emergency happens, you can tell people directly about events and such that might be happening around the area, you can get to know some of your neighbors if you so choose.

I don’t like it because the one for my town is just your basic chatroom, except everyone knows everyone else lives within 10 miles or so of each other. It feels gross to me, and I’m not entirely sure why. It’s populated by adults anywhere from their 20s to their 50s and 60s, as well as teenagers between the ages of 13-19. It just gives me the ick when I see someone in their 40s being very friendly to a teen in a chatroom.

I mean I will say that apparently Concord has the characters’ preferred pronouns under their name in the top corner of the screen, but I literally had no idea that was even a thing until I saw someone make a post bitching about specifically that. Like even Charlie didn’t notice (or didn’t say anything) either time he played the game.

That Thing minifigs is honestly fantastic

This sounds like Snowpiercer

Taste is always subjective. I watched Charlie play it on YouTube, and he played the whole thing with mouse and keyboard and he fucking loved it. Like he was literally about jump balls deep into the tabletop and mini aspect of the IP.

Also, “pandering to LGBTQ”? A) it’s 40K, which aside from aesthetics is one of the least sexual franchises of all time. B) fuck off with that shit.

I once spent a morning in bed watching this guy replace his roof, rather than do anything else.

He seems to be on top of things.

Average sync post.

I said no salt!

I mean cancelling preview copies of Space Marine 2 seemed to work out. They got to finish cooking and it paid off for them in the end with everyone’s minds being blown (I haven’t played it yet myself, but I’ve seen reviews).

But that’s most likely not the case here.

So what was the point of this?

Lol nice. I looked it up, and I’m surprised the game is damn near full price on steam, at $50; plus all the DLCs.

Good thing I own it on console.

Aka: the American prison system.

I only ever played Wildlands, but I had always wanted to play that in a group of people and see if we could take out multiple targets at once, from across the map.

Like say we all spawn near each other, then we each take a different vehicle to a different target in the map and kill them. I wonder if it would work, or if there’s a max distance you can be from the host or whatever.