I played the first couple of hours, and then my emulator was screwing up, so I stopped. But I was surprised it went that long without a boss.

Every build needs +mult, +chips, and x-mult, so having both in one card is actually great despite one being a kinda weak one.

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I feel like I’ve had my fill of roguelites at this point. I feel burned out after years of Isaac, Gungeon, Hades, and the like.

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The first tokamak was made by the Soviet union in 1956. It should go without saying that it wasn’t energy positive, though.

The game warns you like 3 times before it lets you look in the mirror.

He has definitely fixed one big bug in civilization.

There’s no shot he was in office every day for an internship.

There are hundreds of indie games released every week. What the ones you listed have in common is that they were all wildly successful. I don’t think indie games as a whole are overwhelmingly queer and progressive, but there is a market for games that are.

And they just move on with no elaboration and no request for clarification.

An amazing but rarely used strategy is to split the protests into several smaller areas. It’s way harder to kettle smaller groups, especially if the cops are split between 4+ locations.

Sorry, but this is a bad take. 90% of people are gonna be happier with “bonus songs” than they would with an abrupt ending, even with a warning to let them down gently. Yes, I know it’s the same amount of music either way. No, that doesn’t actually matter psychologically speaking.

Half of all sets in 2025 will be non Magic IP. So this will be an ongoing problem.

I’d be pleasantly surprised if one of the four gets released.

There’s a podcast that only does 1 on 1 RP games called Party of One. It might give you two some ideas!

Haven’t there been like 10 Septembers of funding? Lmao

If you already have a psvr2 there is a Sony-made adapter for PC connection. Not sure if that makes 3d Blurays work though.

The zed10fx seems to have aux levels in addition to the gain and fx knobs. This can be useful because the aux send can be used as a monitor mix which can differ from the main speaker mix (if you have a monitor). Seems a bit more versatile in that sense.

If it’s all DIY, a mixer will be good to have. If you are performing at a venue with a sound person, they will handle it and you can just plug your mic cable into their system and tell them what you want (typically just a bit of reverb).

That stuff is for a DAW program (or a larger, more complex mixer), if you don’t have internal sends you can’t do it live. In-channel fx are fine for live and there is typically a separate FX knob anyway, which won’t change the volume of the dry signal. On that mixer, you won’t experience the problem I was describing because there isn’t a wet/dry knob, there is a gain knob and a fx knob that don’t affect one another. Sorry, I wrote that before understanding this was a DIY live situation.

If you felt the need for off-board FX, you could use the FX send with a patch cable, then after the pedal put it back into another channel. You won’t need to do that in most situations.