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I opened my tool box this week and saw some bandages there and laughed as well. I don't remember putting them there but past me clearly knew something.

Yep!

I don't even remember the name of the game, but it was a gba game where you played as a blacksmith and you had to craft your own weapons and go down some mine to collect materials and progress the story. I was 18yo at the time, had just started living alone, didn't have internet or TV or anything to do. Downloaded that game at work then went home to play it and suddenly I had to leave for work again. It was the first time I stayed up all night playing something. I remember dozing off that next day and even writing stuff about swords in the middle of some work documents.

Fantasya Final Definitiva Remake.

Most of it comes from the same place, which you can just filter out. I've done so for a few stuff that was showing up all the time and the whole experience got a lot better.

The comic is extra dumb because they all clearly needed different kinds of mattresses.

And it used to work better on Linux, until the Steam Deck got announced.

I read somewhere that back then Microsoft was looking to buy some game to include on windows and everybody was showing then games that are more "videogame-ish", with some level of violence or stuff like that, which Microsoft didn't want. Eventually some guy at Microsoft had just rejected another game and said something like: "can't someone just create a pinball game or something?" and someone overheard and created what we now know as Space Cadet Pinball.

The world won't be any better if you don't. The only difference is what you'd feel about it yourself.

The video make it seem like a shitty mobile game, but I'll be playing it regardless.

Murder becomes a political topic. Being against it gets you banned from public chat rooms for bringing politics into it.

I still meet new people to play with whenever I start a new mmo. I started one just last week, asked for a guild on the recruit chat, joined their discord and played together for a while.

I guess it really just depends on what kind of game you're playing and how old the game is. For games that have been going on for years, I doubt any guild would want to recruit people out of the public chat right away.