I just never set mine up so when you call me and I predicably don't answer, it just says "This user has a mailbox that has not been set up yet. Please try your call again later." What I'd rather it say is "Hang up and text me like a normal person. If you can't text me, I don't want to hear from you anyway."

I don't really use them much. It was more of a Rule of Cool purchase. Mine are a bit more detailed (read: harder to read) but the lights are cool. I bought them thinking maybe they'd be good for big spell moments or whatever. I've rolled em maybe 5 times. $27 USD on Amazon.

I actually have dice like this lmao

I'm using Liftoff as of this morning when Jerboa started crashing every few minutes. So far, so good.

I have this with big Minecraft modpacks. Sometimes I just get overwhelmed with all the stuff to do, and I get none of it done. I wonder if it's related to ADHD or autism. I've not been diagnosed with either because I avoid doctors like the plague but when you check literally every box for a disease... Welp.

I deleted mine after that disastrous AMA that the head spaz put on. What a shit show.

I made a clone of this game to help me learn Godot. I've never actually played Vampire Survivors before lol. I followed a Udemy course for it and then added some stuff of my own. 4 player couch coop would be fun to add!

I bought a Reliant Kore game package a few years ago. I didn't have enough PC horsepower to run it at the time so it just sat. Just before 3.18 came out, I got some upgrades and could actually run the game.

I had quite a bit of fun with it before 3.18 came out. Since then, it's been too buggy to enjoy much gameplay unfortunately. So I'm back to waiting for more updates (and maybe more upgrades on the PC) before I jump back into it.

I did upgrade my Reliant Kore to a cutty black. So I'm looking forward to getting more use out of that ship in the near future.

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I'm not a beginner and I got lost at the end of the section on C. Might give this python course a try and look at CS50 again on the other side of it.

I honestly miss the "narwhal bacons at midnight" era. Things were simpler then.

r/gamedev, r/unity2d(3d), r/godot, r/gameDevClassifieds, r/playmygame, r/justgamedevthings, r/gamedesign

Tons more. I had an entire multireddit of game development subs. RIP.