You might wanna try Waterfox then. There are other cute animal ones but they're all mobile browsers or other Firefox clones (of which I don't know what's gonna stay AI safe).

Just in case: if you are a #manga fan who likes Witch of the Sea of Trees, Albus Changes the World, or Tired of the Lazy High Elf Life After 120 Years, and you would like to test a journaling #ttrpg, I would love to have a playtester who knows the touchstones of the work.

Just make this but it's System of a Down's I-E-A-I-A-I-O.

Yeh

I am always wondering why that emoji exists

Really showing that AI hasn't cornered the market on hallucinating slop. Good job.

Legit found out my friend got a fancy mahjong set just before she left Hong Kong and she wants to play, so working on lowering the peace quotient. "Learn" is a strong word tho let's be real.

Don't mind the hate, just sick of seeing power-illiterate takes about video games and food. Just a little power literacy goes a long way.

Start asking "what am I giving right now?" and you'll start seeing in more colours.

Additionally it brings something that I really want, which is a game that has the strong tone from manga touchstones that are more narratively interesting than stuff in the collective consciousness.

Choosing language that reinforces the HEAVY themes of temporality and disconnect has been a delight.

I think it brings something the space really wants, too, which is a game that you can play alone, and can play with multiple friends without having to schedule ANYTHING more complicated than a quick 1-on-1 conversation. And even that you can actually do play by post if you want.

Didn't the BG3 devs say they couldn't make another BG3 in the same timeframe because it's an untenable task? Am I imagining that? I swear there was an article about it at one point.

It is possible they meant because they had -too much- time and needed less, though. Maybe they hate sleep?

So the number one takeaway is if you want to explore the rich and cast landscape that is TTRPGS, you should really focus on playing D&D 5ever. Got it.

Kids these days aren't even finding their own malware at suspicious dead drops. I can't believe this shit.

I don't get anything about dating apps. They provide the most valid space to search out and connect with someone on a non-superficial level, and we use them to experiment with how wretched we can make a social experience.

This was a good spur to work on my game about temporality. I'm enjoying using 'years' as the only interactive unit of time so the player has to make uncomfortable choices to stay in tone.

Also rats are right to be hype AF over receiving one strawberry. We should all follow their lead.

It's a wild choice given they've had Mag from the start, who I assume is still the objectively funniest frame to play.