Is it all just beans? Was I born to be a bean counter in this life?

I've tried other genres, like sandbox games, simulations, adventure games, visual novels etc. But I don't know why, I've just never gotten that much into them. And I always feel sad after a while when I explore too much. I want to like different games, but I don't know how.

I like Challenge Mode in PSO. But even that has bean counting involved. Chopping beans, shooting beans, stabbing beans...

When I played League of Legends, last hits were a very important mechanic. It's like collecting beans, but also fighting with other players to make them collect less, or so you can collect more, and then later, whether you are strong in teamfights depends on how many beans you've collected earlier.

I like a turn-based game called Battle for Wesnoth. It's around 20 years old. All the combat outcomes are probabilistic, so it's like statistics math with beans.

For example, I like roguelikes a lot. But a lot of the gameplay there is in careful resource planning - how many potions, how much gold, how many items you have. You're counting the beans, trying to conserve them until they're needed, and always trying to get more of them.

I always feed Sol Atomizer to my mag on purpose in c7, c8. It increases mag synchro by 4%, must be their favorite food.

please let me join!

let me join

This will be useful to know for ULT CM!

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oh no. I hope you get well soon

which of the Divinity series are you starting with?

It was so cute to watch. Thank you for the runs

It was really fun for us as well. We noticed you guys don't use addons and were talking in our own voice chat about how to place items so you can get them. It was also cool to observe the tactics you use. For example, in the dark room in 1c5, Mewkey copied your way of putting a trap in the middle.

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