diep.io is one of my favs, its a similar multiplayer thing to agar.io but more complicated with upgrade paths and lots of game modes. also always upgrade into the melee spinner tanks theyre what all the cool people use

I'm basically addicted to nutritional yeast at this point, ill put it on anything savoury like rice bowls and pasta and curry and potatoes no hesitation. Last blood test I even had excess b12, breaking vegan stereotypes lets go.

I've tried a few explicitly battlestar galactica themed dogfighters but they didn't scratch the itch like House of the Dying Sun, i think its the deep drums in the soundtrack that I crave

forgot Night in the Woods even though its my usernamesake smh

need Hylics emotes asap. :somsnosa:

me going for another run in Balatro

I got star citizen cuz the real-distances of planets and moons and all that was very cool to me, so while I did have fun flying around looking at the temperature gauge on different moons, i realized it wasn't really going anywhere and it sucks that science stuff is probably the least developed part of the game and likely wont change for a while, for all the reasons ive seen you talk about. Need capitalism to end so we can get better space science sims

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SMFiNf7ntrA

was funny to be a r6 siege team liquid fan for so long, and now that im checking out the cs liquid team im discovering they're equally infamous for choking lol. only increases my diehard-ness of course

:vegan-seitan: :vegan-seitan:

While I'm kinda throwing around ideas for the fun of it, another part of the stuff I've been thinking about is how a more subjective/relative world would place all the emphasis on the effects of things, and that the effects of things are what truly constitutes the object. So if what matters is the impact of objects or ideas then when wanting to make the best world for people, whatever conditions or worldview makes someone the happiest (not at the expense of others of course) is equally cool and meaningful as an alternate seemingly contradictory way of living/preference for a person's surroundings/favorite hobby etc. I definitely need a more concise way to say all that lol, but I'm wondering if there's some value in this worldview I'm describing if it can reach the deeper connections that both explain the material world and allow for the positive impacts of people's entirely different chosen beliefs/preferences to fully coexist.

So basically, this thinking has been very helpful for my own self-improvement and is tailored to my own relations with the world, but everyone's different so if it's helpful to someone else that's very cool but it doesn't need to be for everyone.

I feel like this is a solid argument against objectivism and putting too much importance on an objective identity of things or people, like the ship of theseus, when the ship actually remains as whatever it currently is (still a ship) during its whole replacement process (assuming it still functions as a ship as people subjectively consider it to be). And therefore it's easier to envision self-improvement when you let go of the idea of a deeper identity that your current characteristics are rigidly attached to.

I'd love to join and daily sounds good to me since there's quite a few people interested, plus however the list of succession is organized people could hopefully postpone their turn by a day or two if they're busy.

tfw this thing we left outside is waterlogged

Joseph Joffre :approaching-2:

the trick is to become a VertiGlobal

I love Hylics and imo it's definitely worth the $3 on itch.io, because while it's pretty short it's got a lot of great vibes packed into it, and hey maybe it's concise length is a plus. That and it's got a cool sequel and either a big expansion or third game in the works.

its not drugs but tortilla chips, hummus, and many hours of multiplayer games (ideally with friends in voice chat) is how i like to cope. can highly recommend :fishe: