disco elysium
That one tumblr post that's like 'you can softlock the game in the tutorial mission' gives the example of sitting in the union boss' chair, which is like, not a softlock because you have several opportunities to get health recovery items before then?
If there's an actual way to make a build that you can't beat the game with it's not that, and it's not widely known
social media, harassment, etc.
I think if you are upset that twitter is dogpiling someone, the very obviously worst thing to do is post about it
Invariably when people who have gone through that manage to talk about their experience, the horror of it basically always includes people who came to their defense, people who turned it into a conflict with two sides, people who used it to make points, etc. It's not just the harassment, it's the fact that people were talking about them at such scale that there was no possible escape from harassment.
Like, if you want someone to not be the main character of the internet why would you then bring more awareness to them and whatever inciting incident (if there even is one)? Is it because you genuinely think you can help them by doing so? Does what you have to say outweigh the costs of saying it? Does it actually need to be said while their harassment is ongoing?
video games, queer characters
Why can't character action games or stealth games or cRPGs do this, why is it always either cutesy GBA-era throwbacks or fucking Guilty Gear
I want trans people with enemy step and short range teleports and vertical text boxes
disco elysium
I want the jacket. I want the jacket. I want the jacket. I want the jacket. I want the jacket. I want the jacket. I want
disco elysium
One of the marvels of Disco Elysium is that as long as your primary motivation is reading good text it's quite enjoyable at basically whatever level you'd like to engage it on, hopefully this means that lots of people will buy and play it and give the developers money to make more games
stellaris but it's the boardgame this time
Do I own too many board games about space politics? Yes
stellaris but it's the boardgame this time
The Stellaris boardgame looks... interesting
The rolling legacy format is not something I've seen before; your individual player board is persistent between games, but they only last for at most three games, so you can have a new player starting fresh next to players whose empires have already built up a bit of stuff over a couple of games, while maintaining a bit of an arc
I'm really curious to see how that would play out in practice! Getting the scale of a Twilight Imperium or something broken up over multiple sessions in a way that's actually feasible for adults to schedule would be very neat.
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