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Cake day: January 14th, 2025

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  • I meant 4 and 5, but yeah agree with looks as well actually. Really the most important is that the gameplay is fun, and I find microtransactions significantly reduce how fun a game is to me.

    I often return to playing ESO and the ingame shop is the main cause of me quitting again. Never bought anything in it, repeatedly seeing “buy this for premium money!” and after a while I just want it to fuck off and uninstall again.





  • Deathworlds are fun, my last one I had frequently 100s of buildings on fire and increased production to such a high degree to replenish combat losses. It was only when I came up with an overkill wall design and started implementing that all around the base starting from high risk points that the losses came down. The power demand was insane, GW of power just for the tesla turrets.

    Gleba first run as a deathworld was probably not the best idea, but it was fun.










  • Not had a test in over a decade but I remember having a guy that wouldn’t accept that as an option. Although most do.

    Eyesight is fine for close up, little fuzzy at a distance but I can still make out the towers on the oil refinery 15km away even if i can’t make out the houses in the town next to it anymore. Realistically I would be given glasses for long distance and then never wear them.


  • Then why do they ask me these questions? You are the doctor, fix me.

    Though recently waited YEARS to get a problem diagnosed. Paramedic suggested a possible cause and said I would need to go to a GP to see if it that was the problem, GP dismissed that idea without testing anything and sent me home. All they needed to do was an ultrasound scan. The main reason it took so long is because every time I saw someone about it they would dismiss it as something else and it will probably go away. But at the same time its a very mild issue that could just be ignored so it isn’t exactly a high priority, diagnosis is more peace of mind that it isn’t something more serious.