They should have just showed the sheep riding bit and then smash-cut to the URL for the campaign. Instant 500% funding.

You need to find better peers.

We’re having a real heat wave where I live and SAD is hitting me hard, it’s not easy being alone among hordes of sunbathing couples.

Nah, my too-early-to-say-but-I-like-her’s named Michelle. And it’s kind of amusing that her busiest time for work is my dead time (work doesn’t pick up for me until September and the first NBA season previews.)

Speaking as someone who vastly prefers the snow and cold of winter to the relentless heat, humidity, and insect armada of summer, I completely understand your reverse S.A.D. (and it remains a source of incredible hilarity to me that the disorder can be truncated thusly).

Here’s hoping dating goes well, irrespective of…

In a perfect world, I’m finding someone to play a little “Scenes From The Witcher 3" with me since it’s my birthday on Sunday. I bring the lilac and gooseberries and she brings the unicorn.

I’m playing this bizarre game called “going outdoors with friends” and it’s scary as fuck. There are bears I’m told.

Craigslist.

That’s what I’ve read on some of the forums, too. I’ll probably go back to it after Bloodborne and see if what everyone is saying is true. ;)

I started Nier last weekend, but I’m not as into it as I thought I’d be. The fighting dynamics are nice, but I’m not really engaged with the story. That may change, though, since I’m only about 2/3 of the way through the first play-through. Currently, I’m playing Bloodborne, which is much more to my liking.

Alright, Mr. MacLeod, you’re officially on notice.

It’s been like 18 months...either finish Witcher 3 or move on. Every single week with this, it’s like I’m stuck in some kind of looping fever dream and I’m about to lose my shit.

This game sucked away my life for 3-4 weeks when it came to Xbone. Enjoy! And enjoy the spring soundtrack, it’s my personal favorite.

Prepare yourself for a state of zen.

dark souls 3, finishing the dlc then finishing the game. eventually going to have to deal with the nameless king.

Jumping on the train late with Stardew Valley on pc

Came here to post exactly this. Sunlight was the best for the original GBA, in fact to this day all modern screens are either dim or downright unwatchable, while the GBA screen still shines (no pun intended). Literally the only side effect is a slight rainbowish image.

Gameboy Advance screen in direct sunlight was just a lovely experience btw

“A bystander, also armed, held Bavle at gunpoint until authorities arrived.”

Jason,

It absolutely needs to have a crushing sense of loneliness as well. The more contact with the federation and narrative around it the more I just get taken out of the game, it becomes less metroid to me.