I played it with my partner but then we took a break and came back to it a while later. Forgot who we were helping and ended up with an ending we weren’t aiming for. Fun gameplay for a pair otherwise.
If you’re yawning, there’s a great bookshelf in a library in the game that you can curl up and take a little nap in. Being a cat was great and made me want less of the rest of the gameplay. ฅ•ﻌ•ฅ
No way, those egg rolls really are that good.
Reminded me of this video https://youtu.be/iKkpmCdf1Mo
After about an hour of being strapped to the ceiling, he draws attention to himself on purpose.
Shogun Showdown is a blast. Can’t say I have an opinion on any of the others.
I liked it being slower because I went in with the expectation of it being a much more chill game. Trying to accomplish everything or rush through it seems antithetical to the cozy vibe. I understand what you mean generally, though. Like I play “Tails of…” games and the ff7 remake mostly with auto combat and turn the difficulty down on a lot of others because that’s not what I’m drawn to and that’s fine.
Just keep coding. Feel free to use as many guardrails and tools as necessary in your IDE (linters, auto completes, mouse over definitions, etc) to make it easier. To use a language metaphor, you want to be focusing on how to communicate, not on things like who vs whom, the subjunctive case, or adjective order. If you need projects, there are plenty of lists out there, but doing something you actually care about and breaking it down into chunks small enough to do is probably more sustainable than a bunch of random tasks someone else recommends.
As for learning new languages: when you have to. If there’s something specific you want to do and it’s only done in a specific language, then go for it, but there’s nothing inherently good about knowing multiple languages, especially if spreading yourself thin prevents you from improving in your main language (or is detrimental because it muddles the patterns you’ve learned in each).
Even in the best circumstances, ADHD still produces worse outcomes for many things: relationships, risk taking behavior (e.g. driving recklessly), unhealthy stimulation seeking (e.g. drugs). We are very capable of screwing up our lives even without society’s help.
That’s like 6 asses.
It’s not called whippersnapper scrolls.
I haven’t yet realized. What’s the theme?
Will the next question be about where the ears go?
How else am I going to unlock my inner potential?
It is becoming a bit easier to express individuality in Japan, but that definitely does not apply to most people working a corporate job. Any given picture of a crowded Japanese street that indicates rush hour will have a bunch of people in suits/etc with standard hair. Off hours or in the bigger cities there might be a more interesting sample.
Found a game I own has text and audio in my target language, so it’s been a bit more fun this week. The vocab might not be so useful, but I’m getting use out of the words and their pronunciation being together.
I remembered liking the Pierce Brosnan one when I watched it a long time ago and recently rewatched it. It’s a story about a rich guy who drags a bunch of people into investigations from police and insurance by pretending to steal art because he’s bored. I can’t imagine that landing well currently, but I’m not a movie producer so who knows.
So it’s individuals that will get the limits and accountability while privacy companies will get off with slaps on the wrist when they inevitably have data breaches. Really tired of this double speak bullshit.