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“Kung Pow”

That literally sounds like domestic terrorism.

Yeah. And it allowed people to communicate and socialize without risk. It allowed people to have fun despite the dire circumstances and show off their creativity and goof off with friends amd stangers instead of focusing on the doom and giving into it.

It helped people’s mental wellness during a time where everything was not okay. To some, it made it bearable. That’s all. Ain’t nothing wrong with that.

My base with a billion aquariums full of cool alien critters definitely improves my mental well-being. ❤️

I’ve never come across an angry Stardew Valley player, tbh.

Everyone fan I’ve seen are all "Sounds good Eric! Take your time! Don’t work too hard! Take care! (: " The author of the article sounds rude about it, though.

No, but it’s on Nintendo Switch, PC/Steam, and a few other consoles, I believe!

I think it may be my favorite game of all time, so if you choose to play it, I hope you have fun!

Subnautica.

Survival. But you’re in the middle of an ocean. Good luck!

I’m not having fun or making money.

Who do I send a bug report to?

It’s not a particularly fun story to tell or to hear.

I’ll keep the mood light and just say I’m just happy that I am able to vote now.

I have had extremely good reasons why I was unable to vote since I’ve turned 18.

However, I finally registered to vote a few months ago, specifically to vote in this election.

I’m extremely nervous and don’t really know what to expect once I’m in my polling place, but I’ll be damned if I don’t do my part to prevent my country from becoming a fascist dictatorship with a man willing to throw its citizens into the grinder if it meant he gets a dollar out of it. Fuck that.

I absolutely LOVE the original Subnautica, but was frustrated with Below Zero. I’ve posted multiple rants about it on Lemmy before.

Already skeptical about this game because it looks like it has

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A big appeal of the first game was the isolation you felt, and the struggle to find life and accomplish gargantuan tasks.

Cautiously optimistic for this installment.

Please don’t have any characters yap & quip throughout this one, god, please!

Also a reminder that Bandai Namco patented mini-games on loading screens! Now no one else can do that.

When you patent general ideas, you rob people of an experience.

Might as well start patenting art styles at this point.

OH GOOD LAWD FINALLY THANK YOU CHEEZUS 🙏🙏🙏

It has been an absolute struggle trying to avoid spoilers.

Stalkers, no doubt.

Dickwads.

The constant “do stuff!!!”-push combined with the actual insane pricing of the experience, making it so that people feel the need to get all the worth they can from it, gave Jenny an anxiety attack, which she notes that she has never experienced before or since.

That’s fucking wild.

Question from a dummy: why should you use a VPN when visiting?

“Dang. This is, like… the never-ending soda.”

“Porco Rosso” is a about an ex-military seaplane pilot who battles air pirates. He also, incidentally, has been turned into a pig. It’s both fantastically funny and very occasionally heart-breaking.

It also has one of the best lines in cinema: “I’d rather be a pig than a fascist.”

Ghibli movies always appealed to me growing up because their female protagonists were very grounded, weren’t hyper-feminine to a comical degree, and actually did interesting things, like go on adventures. Their stories also did not focus solely on falling in love with a male character, and focused a lot on their unique internal struggles.

I would strongly suggest that anyone with a daughter give them the opportunity to see Ghibli movies. “Howl’s Moving Castle”, “Kiki’s Delivery Service”, “My Neighbor Totoro”, “Porco Rosso”, “Whisper of the Heart”, “The Cat Returns”, and “Castle in the Sky” were important to me in my formative years. Boys may like them, too! My son particularly loves “Porco Rosso”, “Ponyo”, and “Spirited Away.”

Definitely give your kids a chance to see them.