TomSelleck

I played this about a month ago after it was on sale. I genuinely like the survival/crafting genre and this was a fun way to experience settings from a series I’ve loved. I also had a lot of fun playing through this even with the “floaty” combat and optimization issues. As long as the developers continue to update the game to help it run a little easier, it’s definitely worth picking up if you’d like a new spin on the genre. Played on PS5 and it got very warm.

Especially in rural areas where they can just legislate criminal justice policy from the bench.

Pink Sweat$- Nothing feels better

The Rings of Power. It’s got me listening to the musical score for The Two Towers while I drive around in my car.

I’m happy it finally ended. I’ve been able to move on to a completely different life that I actually like much better. Not everything works out and that’s ok. We all think we know what our “dream” is until it’s a nightmare.

The check cleared.

Same here. I’ll curate my personal feed but I’ll occasionally scroll everything just to see what random new instance I’ll find, and to keep myself aware of what the current rhetoric is with the various groups.

Shadow -ONIMXRU

Voyager gang, let’s scroll

Let me know when A.I. can make me a decent sandwich, and then I’ll start care.

“The color of one’s orb should not matter, unless that color is blue.” -Red Lord Dave, Scarlet Herald of the Red Orb Wizard Foundation

The Blue Orb was created by ORBBLE as a way to lock users into its ecosystem of proprietary enchantments, visions, and transcendental meditations. The orb is purposely ponderable in order to on-board new users quickly in hopes that ease of access and a supposed level of “security” will keep them from trying other options that might require more diligence on behalf of the user.