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Maybe if you have your controls set to keyboard? I've never used the keyboard, just the controller and the mouse because I like giving myself carpel tunnel I guess.

It's more a hit the buttons to make the food, but pay attention to those fuking custom orders and hope you don't get too many orders of that one item on the menu that has 6 pages worth of ingredients, and do this as fast as you can without messing up once, while screaming and restarting the level because you added mustard to the fuking corn dog on an order that didn't want mustard and how did you screw up literally the easiest thing to make on your menu???

Ahh I'm looking forward to carving out some time to play this some more xD I dipped my toe in for the first time over the summer (saw the ads for Shadowbringers) and played a little in June/July, but I've been too busy with my comic to go back :sweat_smile: After it wraps up in a few weeks I might play for another month or so though~

Shadowbringers is so worth playing. :smug_01: Sure the writing from A Realm Reborn to Stormblood is okay, but Shadowbringers blows everything else out of the water.

Yeahhh I have a few friends who play as well, everyone said it was really good :smiley: I was still pretty early Realm Reborn, I think I made it to like 35ish and was just getting ready to pick a Grand Company :joy: I spent way too much time crafting (in the best possible way... That was my main motivator for starting, actually. Love me some crafting!)

The crafting outfits get better and better as you progress by the way. :blep: I suggest you take your time with the story because there’s so much that Shadowbringers calls back on from time to time.

The recent raid is a crossover with NieR: Automata and it’s a permanent addition to the game. There’s also a Monster Hunter World raid in Stormblood.

I went ahead and bought Hollow Knight over the Steam Halloween Sale for the same price you'd pay for a Chipotle bowl. All the hyping from other people did not do this game justice cus magawd it's a crown jewel

I think I do too. I quit Celeste because I was dying every second of every hour, almost threw my switch out a window or something. Hollow Knight is way easier than Celeste in platforming, but still difficult. But when I finally get across some ridiculous platforming challenge, it feels pretty good. And the world is so engrossing that dying a couple times to spikes or acid doesn't feel so bad.

Currently I'm playing some video games I bought earlier on Steam.

Vigilantes - tactical RPG where group of...vigilantes, lol fighting crime.
ATOM RPG - like Fallout 1/2, but made in 2019 and Russian.
Workers&Resources - Economical strategy where you commanding fictional Eastern block Communist country.
Crusader Kings II - Grand strategy about Medieval Europe.

And I installed OGSR mod for Stalker Shadow of Chernobyl.

Bruh, my butt is still over here playing neopets.

I can't let my little homie starve

I've been replying FF X 'cause I liked the game play.

Also playing StarDew Valley, and this weekend my dudefriend and I started playing Broforce. It is most delightful, but getting very hard o_O I tend to prefer roleplays, but I do enjoy a good side-scroller :wink:

I started playing chrono trigger and that game is so much fun and I don't even like RPGs! It's not too hard or too easy. I think I'm getting close to end game. I went through all the time periods there are. I'm scared to see how hard lavos is gonna be.

I’m currently watching my brother play Death Stranding. For the most part I just play Destiny 2 or Spider-Man PS4. Though I am feeling playing Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies.

I've been playing a lot of Ring Fit Adventure for the Switch. It's a surprisingly engaging work out game.

In the process of finishing Paper Mario 64. A child hood dream to do so and now is the time

Mythgard. It's pretty good if you're into card games such as MtG or Hearthstone. It has enough resemblances to both as to feel familiar, but also enough differences/innovation as to feel fresh enough. At least in my opinion. The flavor of the cards is awesome. It has heavy fantasy elements, as expected, that are heavily inspired (sometimes with pretty straight-forward references) by actual human mythology from all around the globe (muses, onis, valkiries and stuff), but it is set in a futuristic society with huge modern cities and a lot of sci-fi elements. And a lot of references to modern life.
Examples:


And, as far as I know, pretty much all gods were killed in the battle of ragnarok… or something like that. xD The story is unfinished, as they're still in open beta.

gasp :scream: you were in JAPAN? im so jealous! :grimacing::grimacing::grimacing:

235!?damn! thats a lot of poke balls and a lot of walking i bet :blush: