r/Seattle over on reddit is a decent spot

This one got mentioned there

You know, I came for video updates, but I'm actually staying for the knitting inspo.

(I do not need to add to the project pile, but here we are.)

This is deeeeply relatable

If I may be intentionally and rather indulgently vague -

"Do not love a Fragment. Theirs is a cursed fate" is a common, though far from universal, sentiment.

Which doesn't really answer *anything* but ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ hourglass coffin.

Okay I'm several days back on this, but I figured I would still share.

This was tricky. I use a very limited set of emoji so this was an interesting thought experiment.

Alma: 🦔⚔️ 👁️‍🗨️⏳⚰️
Erid: ⛪🏮🌱 🫵 🫖

I always have a good 75%? that I just cant engage with because first person makes me nauseous. So I only ever connect with the indie darlings and I haven't played any of this year.

I think the only *new* game was a rhythm game and it absolutely rules, but it's way too niche 😅

That's honestly a large part of the story!

But short version, taking on less work and being around people who don't think she's cursed goes a long way!

Clarification - Alma genuinely like what she does. It *is* her calling, but she starts out incredibly burnt out.

Like... I can accept the logic behind picking someone divisive, even if I don't like it.

But it looks like hot garbage on top of a stupid choice 😵‍💫