Superpillow

It's pretty straightforward: don't ram non-violent people with your car. People are messed up for suggesting otherwise.

Sorta weened off of Dave the Diver but started it back up again. What's great is that they keep introducing new mechanics that (no pun intended) hook me in again. I previously spent a ton of time (pre-Klaus fight) in the fishing + sushi bar loop, but now that I've continued the story, more interesting things are being introduced. Also, Klaus was a weird spike in difficulty—you go from the easy Giant Squid fight into the Klaus fight thinking it's gonna be similar and BAM! you get a spike in difficulty.

Also planning on trying to get into Planet Coaster if I have time. It's been in my Steam library FOR YEARS but I haven't mustered up the energy to learn it. I tried once but was turned off by the fact that you can't make large plaza areas, only single pathways. But I found a YouTube tutorial that seems to have a workaround for this. LASTLY, I might boot up Civ 6, but I'm afraid of re-learning it's mechanics again.

This popped in my head the other day when I was randomly thinking about how non-binary identities have existed since before everyone called it that.

That sounds terrifying and exhausting, sorry you went thru that. How long did it go on for before she stopped stalking you for good?

Glad to see this discussion because I absolutely love this game. I haven't even gotten to much of the story sections and mini games because I've been so caught up in the hunting and sushi bar loop. One thing I also appreciate is how plentiful the oxygen tanks are when exploring underwater, which leaves room for exploration.

I will say, though, that the sushi management aspect could've been better explained. For example, I had to look up what the "auto add" feature was, and I didn't know until later that you could have your employees fetch ingredients. Thankfully, the game isn't really punishing at all.

Struggling to get thru Death's End by Cixin Liu. The character stuff is just kinda dragging ATM. Looking forward to reading Binti next, an afrofuturist book

One of the interesting differences that stood out to me in the first book compared to the film is how long Frodo spends just holding onto the ring before even starting his trek across Middle Earth. In the first film, Gandalf is like "here's the ring, now get moving".

Interesting, but it doesn't seem like a Suicide Squad story outside of seeing Amanda Waller.