Star Tropics is fantastic! I bought it used and it still has the letter in the box.

I can’t stand that old-school WoW combat system any longer. It’s so clunky.

The same way the Resident Evil remakes removed tank movement of the clessics, I want a KoTOR remake that makes this game be more action-y like all the modern online games.

Played the Bounty Hunter storyline and I was really impressed with all the storytelling!

Why is this a MMO?

It’s depressing how much story is in this game, and you have to lug though the nonstop MMO BS to enjoy it.

Having been to many local Microsoft events, this is pretty common.

Literal Microsoft employees would jokingly tell the presenters not to connect to the Internet to avoid getting a Microsoft update that will derail their workshops.

It’s the most popular browser by usage rate around the world.

So tech companies build for it.

And people use it because that’s what works.

Because it’s the most popular browser by usage rate in the world.

So tech companies build for it…

Meh. As an American, Big burgers are overrated. A bar might serve you a good burger. But the best burgers imo are the ones you grill at home.

Also, maybe this is the FREEDOM speaking, but does your country have the ingredients to make a burger?

Maybe the burger buns might be the hardest to find.

One of my favorite games is Earthbound, made by a Japanese company who made a game with a setting similar to America.

I want more JPRGs from an outsiders lens looking in.

You can kind of make up anything about America and find it to be true.

Even Americans are amazed at our own ingenuity.

My wife and I are in this picture.

She wears clothes that shape her body.

I wear clothes that fit my weird mishaped body.

Yep.

Tech companies have extreme “Fuck You” money. They have learned a lot from the past two decades of Antitrust acts.

That politician is either going to quickly change their mind with some bribes, or watch their entire life disappear with an army of lawyers or paid off peers shutting them down.

Oh boy. I’m already a paranoid about food. There was a major quantity of outbreaks during 2010-2020.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_foodborne_illness_outbreaks_in_the_United_States

I’m 40 and I don’t even use the friend label unless they earned it now.

Facebook really damaged that word for me.

The person going “Ewww this person is toxic” or the other side?

Last time I told a guy who messaged me daily on Discord that he was being real clingy and it made it hard to be friends with him, he threatened to find my house and “prove me wrong”.

They have no friends, very limited social skills, and have a lot of free time to be toxic. Dangerous combination.

I used to be like that of wanting to mentor too. I wanted to help others get to where I’m at. Apparently a lot of these folks are serious energy vampires and I am always left mentally exhausted.

Kinda need to wake up to their own BS.

I had lots of these situations on Steam.

I played a game, liked my time with a player, and they’d send me a friend request. But then it was daily messages about what I was doing, when I would play again, and often some sap story about why I’m important to them.

This was a constant thing that kept happening.

The guy made a comment about women and minorities about if I was just trying to meet a DEI quota.

He said this to me, a person of color, at a tech event where according to the census, 60% of Engineers are white.

Accurate. I found my idea was just recreating reddit mod meetups.

I had a brilliant idea for a app during college. It connected self-identified lonely nerds with other self-identified lonely nerds. Like “Oh you like anime, here is this other guy, and here are five events you can attend together.” I was hoping for that Zuckerberg money if this app was a hit.

I ran it through a test trial with a dozen pairings of them in my college campus to see if it had value.

And yeah, a lot of the feedback was that the other person was kind of annoying/intolerable. Which was funny when both of them said that about each other.

Nathan Fielder has a show called “The Rehearsal” where it’s mostly reality TV but Nathan has a script of events he wants to happen. So real people.

One of those people was a guy who saw numbers everywhere as signs. Like, “Oh look, the number 13. That’s like the time I had 13 Skittles before my car crash.”

Dude was bonkers.