so far I like the winter vibe much more, though they are pretty equal gameplay-wise (as there’s not much of it)

wishing it was illegal is slightly different from it actually being illegal

There’s a new one: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3256150/Moomintroll_Winters_Warmth/

Snufkin is also good

The new Moomin game is very chill (pun intended)

Also playing a lot of Below the Crown, which is a chess based roguelike from the developers of Duskers

Ah, and rolled credits on Pragmata!

He also has a huge backlog of music as The Flashbulb

No legal issues afaik. The biggest issue was Bethesda dropping a huge update on Fallout 4 right before release that broke all the mods

It’s still available, there’s even an easy to install version on GOG: https://www.gog.com/en/game/fallout_london

I do believe in Skyblivion coming out in a reasonable time frame a bit more than this one.

And we also have an example of Fallout London, which is arguably more ambitious

I usually reach for JavaFX because I know it well (or Fyne if the app is very simple), but these days I’d start with Avalonia first. But that’s for a very generous definition of “native” basically meaning “not web”

I prefer Gelly, but I like Nocturne too, though it has some strange design choices, like horizontally scrolling lists that you have to drag with your mouse as if you’re on a touch screen

Still Wakes the Deep puts you on an oil rig amid the ocean in a storm. You spend most of your time indoors though, but there are sections where you get to see the roaring ocean

still seems a bit strange that those blogs exist under gnome.org, but at least more understandable now, thanks

I do not follow GNOME development, but is it considered normal there to just post personal drama in official blogs like that?.. Like, what did I just read, who are all these people, are you OK and also who are you

I’m sorry but the screenshots make my eyes bleed. It’s like the worst days of ICQ/QIP all came back

they say as much in the post

dude

bruh, even

The book that scared me the most was not actually a horror book. It’s a sci-fi novel, The Snail on the Slope, by Strugatsky brothers.

The repetitive dialogue is what a lot of people seem to hate about it, but that’s exactly what set the existential dread in me as I was reading it. Just wandering through life half-asleep, going through the motions in a brain fog… brrr

The Witcher 1. It’s been a while since I’ve replayed it, but I know it like the back of my hand. Just thinking about the first chapter - gathering some White Myrtle accompanied by that lovely soundtrack - calms me down.

every day we stray further from god’s light

I’ll take things that didn’t happen for 500

there may be better alternatives, but migrating the WHOLE WORLD to a new system just because it’s slightly better is not gonna happen. hence - unsurprising.

the fact that imperial unit system still exists IS surprising though