Always at my job.
My manager is a micromanager and I don’t mesh well with a lot of the ways we do things. So I’ll try to start a project to make things better for me and I’ll mention it or ask if I should continue when we meet. Every single time I get told no after some very fake deliberating from my manager.
I really really need to learn to keep my mouth shut and just do the thing that’s going to help me
I’ve forgotten the name of the card, but there’s a colorless card that has a bunch of them beating on a baddie and it makes me laugh every time.
Personally, I played a whole bunch of demos.
Far Far West was a lot of fun, especially with friends. It needs some tweaks, for sure, but we played for a solid several hours just having fun.
Dobbel Dungeon was one that I immediately bought upon finishing the demo. It’s an adorable style, but I feel like the tactics are fairly deep? I’ve put in a handful of hours into it and am still rather enjoying it.
Hozy was another demo I really enjoyed. It’s like Unpacking meets House Flipper, kinda. Very cozy, feels good to play.
Vampire Survivors card game was also fun, but I’m not entirely sold on it yet. It feels like it needs maybe a little more work.
Loot -something? I’ve forgotten the title, but it’s similar to slay the spire and then resident evil 4’s loot system. Everything has to fit within your backpack, some items have bonuses to specific things. I had a helmet that would give thorns bonuses to adjacent plate armor, for example. Very interesting concept and I was having a lot of fun organizing my inventory. But similar to vampire Survivors, I felt as if it was lacking chew. But maybe I am comparing it too closely to slay the spire?
In any case, I had a lot of fun. It seems like this year will be a good one for games. :]
I really enjoy house flipper, but I didn’t realize there was a new “improved” game. I did play Hozy, which felt sort of similar, but just isometric. It was lovely and interesting. Maybe more of a mix between House Flipper and Unpacking
The Surinam Toad is entirely aquatic. ┐( ∵ )┌
Editing to add: I looked up images of this creature and DO NOT DO THAT. Ew ew ew ew ew ew ew ew ew ew
I feel like turtles can be partially to fully aquatic, but tortoises are land based only
I threw some tables in a comment a few above yours if you’d like to take a peek
Okay finally managed to grab a table or two - sorry for the delay. But yeah this is what they look like and I just need to consolidate this data and format it better haha
The PDF is a bunch of tables mostly, but it’s tables within tables. I honestly don’t think I care to try OCR into a CSV into python or anything.
I honestly loathe these documents and reading them so I’m happy to just pay for the help
I agree with the other comment about Haven, but I’ll also plug in Potionomics. It’s more gamified in terms of giving gifts to the chosen NPC you wanna court, but the voice lines and the way the love interest acts feels fairly natural in my opinion. And nothing ends after kissing, it just becomes deeper.
Buuuut that’s just, like, my opinion, man.
May I recommend Haven then
If I’m world building and not just borrowing, then I go into decent detail. I have a set table of information I try to have fleshed out for every capital city and then another important city in whatever country. So in terms of that, it can get granular.
Cities usually go something like
Some of these are left unanswered if they’re too much, but I generally try to at least get a handle on how strict the law is, how smart the people are, and the culture and food. This helps me get a clear enough image to envelope my players in any one city. I personally also have a lot of fun trying to think of the dishes, ice flowers drizzled with fruit juices in this desert city, while an underground settlement has fried mushrooms and cow beetle steaks.
I also prefer to leave the imagery of a certain city up to an image as that can really inspire me to go from whatever I’m looking at.
I replaced my last mouse because the mmb was getting excessively squeaky and wouldn’t scroll unless depressed, which made map navigation/zooming in certain games difficult.
I recommend Mint for a beginner friendly stepping stone. Works right out of the box and is really easy to jump to from windows.
Bruh - I’m tomboy, was raised to out-compete other boys, and am gay as can be.
The only time there’s ever been a fishy smell that’s been noticable above clothing was from someone with an infection, which is usually caused by poor hygiene. Sometimes that smell can linger, especially in a washroom if their bits have been exposed.
The only other thing I can think of is if someone has been menstruating into a pad that’s overdue for a change? Blood and the whole mucus and others that come from a woman can give a pretty horrible scent. But that’s gotta be so rare, and again, usually coincides with poor hygiene practices.
Everyone has a different scent (and taste), but it’s so rare (unless you’re between another’s legs) that you’ll smell it. Those jokes are in poor taste just like small dick jokes are. Men are just as capable of smelling awful down there, too. No one gender is particularly prone to stank more than the other.
So if you have at least okay hygiene practices and you’re not trying to paint the walls with your vagina, you’re fine.
Or some form of OCD like tendencies. Definitely not normal
If surgeries count as an injury, I’m d-e-d dead.
If not, then I miiight survive, but I’d be heavily concussed and bleeding out.
Through a series of circumstances that I could rant about for a long long time, I recently went about a month without internet involuntarily. After 15gigs my mobile data slowed down so far I couldn’t use it for anything more than text posts sometimes. It was awful
Ride the Lightning by Metallica
My dad liked to occasionally play his records or CDs as loud as he could. He’d say he was trying to break the windows.
I remember being young and being absolutely terrified of the intro to a Rob Zombie album where it’s a young girl talking all creepy. Used to run away and hold over my ears lol.