It's not just London, it can be heard or seen at pretty much any train station in the country. So it probably is the closest thing we have to a nation-wide slogan

Would be really well suited for a point and click game I think

Yeahhhhhhh :/

Due to Trump being seen as an unreliable ally there's been a big emphasis across Europe on trying to make our security less dependent on the US, that + ongoing Russian infringement on borders + generally less certain electricity supplies would be my guess for increased focus on this kind of thing

The last couple of years in Finland I've seen a few government advice things for emergency preparedness. But Finland generally has an attitude of "we always need to be prepared for attacks from Russia" so I think that's normal rhetoric here, with maybe a slight increase because of Ukraine.

Also returning to the main home screen and then pressing the menu button while over the games icon would bring up a menu with a close game option

Maybe it changed in an update since I last used the PS5 but holding down the playstation button on the controller used to bring up a menu with a close application option

People are struggling to get by everyday or literally dying due to poverty and inequality yet billionaires getting their feelings hurt and deciding to move mansions to another country is always pitched as some great tragedy? So tired of this narrative.

I feel like "indie games are all the same" is one of those thought-terminating beliefs that gets recycled every few years. I remember people a decade ago complaining that indie games are all just pixel platformers that don't try to innovate.

Sorry if that's too much of a vent. I'm here if you want to talk also 💜

I appreciate that. I'm just struggling a lot with being suicidal and feeling alone. I struggle to connect with people and don't really have any friends. And I've hurt any friends I've had in the past by being absent of emotions. Makes me feel like if I was gone it wouldn't matter much at all.

You do deserve good things and the world is better with you in it. I'm struggling in a similar way right now, feeling I only cause problems and don't do anything good by staying in this world. But it's not cowardly to stay alive, keeping going in the face of those kinds of feelings is very strong.

Fun thing is in the UK a not insignificant amount of GPs will just refuse to have anything to do with trans care, especially if it comes from a private route instead of public health care. It's really encouraging people to pay to work within a system that could still result in them not getting care

Assuming it's legit It's technically a better option than the NHS and some of the private clinics, but I think that just attests to how much private clinics are not a viable alternative to the public system. It's completely inaccessible to the majority of trans people.