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Cake day: June 19th, 2023

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  • This is my favorite game, ever.

    Well, video game anyway.

    Why? It’s just silly enough, just simple enough, but also just challenging enough for that perfect casual gaming range that I prefer.

    It’s almost like a game developer went looking to make something I can play even when I’m not in the mood to play.

    What’s kinda weird is that the first few times I played it with my kid and wife, I didn’t like it. I’ve never liked first person play at all. But after a while, I got used to the and could actually kick back and enjoy the vibe.

    Besides, there’s a quest in one section where the first half is all a set-up for a Sepultura reference. How the fuck can I not love that? Like, you know that whoever was working on that part was high as fuck, listening to the specific track, and went “heh heh heh, this is gonna be awesome”, and drops in the punchline that’s so subtle you don’t catch it unless you know the band and are paying attention.

    It’s basically a game built good borderlands fans that are also d&d geeks.












  • Yeah, things like tags and the nsfw flag makes sense. It’s a useful tool that doesn’t hurt anyone, and reduces the hassles involved in removing a post just because there were errors in that surface level stuff.

    Now, editing the content, no. Hell no.

    The nsfw flag is the more important one tbh.

    But, tags allow users to search and sort things (or ideally would, no idea what the actual implementation might be). Having consistent tagging for that purpose is a net plus as a user because if mods can change them, then when you search or sort, there’s a higher chance that the results will be consistent. When users pick their own tags and they can’t be changed, results get messy unless a mod removes the post, contacts the user, tells them what tag to use, then watches to make sure they use it when they repost/edit.

    There’s no use for tags other than sorting, searching and filtering. So a mod kinda needs to be able to change them if they’re in place at all




  • Nah, no judgement at all!

    I think part of that gap is whether or not the retirement is a choice, and how much you can engage in life.

    See, for you, you actually still have a “job”. You have a shape to your life, a purpose, a structure.

    As people get older, there’s less of that. And, sometimes less ability to engage in the fun stuff.

    It’s all situational, really.