Seriously. The worst!

I’m glad you think so! Thank you!

What a great read.

I feel so heard.

I had a dentist visit almost a couple of weeks ago and that went well and I felt safer there than in a grocery store. I have my rescheduled vasectomy next Friday (provided they don’t shut everything down everywhere again) and the only thing I’m wondering about there is how to get up to the floor the doctor’s office is…

I had the Honey extension and as far as I could tell it was basically a slick scraping tool doing the googling for me. So, same caveats as searching for coupon codes--if they work and aren’t expired, you’re probably golden. But no guarantees that they're all current deals. 

Oof. I mean, times a million or so, but still... Oof. 

It’s not even VIII... It’s VII.I. So... 7.1. THE DOLBY VIRUS!  AHHHH I’M SURROUNDED!

I think the “what happened here?” idea is key. Most games do that purely through loot drops, but I appreciate it when it’s just a room arranged just to tell its own story—furniture out of place, signs of struggle, etc. Lots of times rooms are detailed but fairly anonymous. It’s great when I can put the pieces together…

I am DYING for your version of the game. I talked myself into something similar in another thread, like mashing Death Stranding gameplay and TLOU world and a few other things in there. Like, hyper detailed crumbling urban environments to scavenge in; various settlements and loners in those cities and in rural regions…

Seriously, that’s such a bad swerve at that point of the game. The first time around, I’d done all the grinding to max out the persona list and craft a nigh-invulnerable Yoshitsune, maxed out everyone’s levels and as much high level equipment as possible, maxed all the social links... and it was still so, so annoying.…

100% same on your second paragraph. 

P5 has a great first half, a middling third quarter, and an absolutely plodding final stretch that just sucks the fun out of the early awesomeness. It’s not something I associated with P4G, either. I would even argue that a NG+ run in p5 is actually worse than the initial playthrough. 

It’s not a *popular* way to deal with work burnout, but I’m currently just kind of giving up caring about the big picture that motivates me and just kind of giving in to getting whatever is in front of me done. I’m not a fan of my job at this point and think all the high level decisions are wrong, not to mention all…

yo dawg, we hear you didn’t like Crucible, so we put Crucible back into the cruicible to cook it until it’s ready again.

More Harmonix?! Sign me up!

That sounds super frustrating. Not feeling heard is a very specific feeling of frustration to me.

Happy birthday! Many wishes for even more kindness to you!

Not a lot to me today, it’s just... Tuesday. Starting to plan the next grocery trip, getting by with the workday, hoping for the best.

And if I’m being honest, to me, all the movies after the third one look a lot cheaper in their quality, for some reason. Like, vague cgi backgrounds and muddier, darker visuals overall.