I’ve long said (and this is a hill that I’m willing to die on) that everyone is smart in some way. We’re all just smart about different things and in different ways.

One of the first things I add to any PC. I just bought a copy for someone a few days ago.

And the once or twice a year Epic offers a free game I actually want to play, I enjoy it just as much as if I’d bought it elsewhere.

Stardew Valley: 421 Soace Rangers HD: 375 Cities Skylines: 363

Felt like more at the time, for all three. Guess I didn’t used to game as much as I do now. I’ve owned X4 for two weeks and I’m at 107 hours, so it’s on pace to smash those numbers.

I enjoyed “It Takes Two” quite a bit. “A Way Out” is another co-op game from the same publisher that I’ve only heard good things about.

It was a really fun game. It took months to finish it, in small chunks, trying to fit in time here and there with my kid. I’m glad we finished though.

I may be stupid, but I want to learn.

Wanting to learn is the least stupid thing there is.

Not anymore.

Sing along kids! Mr. Ghosty the Christmas troll…

What about 2 offsite and 1 onsite? That’s been my approach, mostly due to storage limitations onsite.

You can be damned sure the crazy fundamentalists are gonna have a shit ton of kids. And some of those will vote.

I wish

Exactly. Instead of complaining about polictics in gaming, just spend your money elsewhere if you don’t like it.

At first, when Ikea finally came to where I live, I thought that was a cool way to keep traffic flowing and the stress level low. $600 later, after only planning to buy a couple pillows, I realized why the stores are layed out like that.

Games are not a fundamental right. Artists should make art that reflects their values.