I don’t think that’s what they didn’t get… I think they were asking who those two people were and if it was relevant to the joke.

Yeah fuck that experiment. Has any experiment generated more misanthrope than The Stanford Prison experiment?

I’ve never had to do that… Just say you lost it.

That’s the point of the comic I think…

Loving the game too! I’ve been telling people Dark Souls plus Links Awakening with some platforming in the too, but it’s a hard game to describe.

I am pretty disappointed in the story. They feel like they kinda halfway committed to having an actual story, but completely forgot to make Mina an actual character. With how hard the game rubs the “twist” in your face, having a talking protagonist just ignore clear signs that something is wrong was… Annoying. I almost thought the game was hinting at me to go find/talk to Thorne but no.

His own entire party has already officially censored him because of his pardoning of Tina Peters. He’s been a almost entirely useless government his entire time.

Because I’m lazy and want to be able to watch my stuff from anywhere, and let my friends access my library easily across all their devices.

Setting up Jellyfin for remote access is not trivial. Maybe for a lot of self hosting people it’s fairly simple, but it’s not nearly as simple as just downloading and running the Plex server software.

I paid for a lifetime account when it was 250, and I felt like it was worth it. At 750 like it is now, I probably would actually have considered figuring out Jellyfin. As with everything, it’s a money/time analysis and it’s less of my time to host Plex.

For real. The game is pretty boring on anything under hazard 3.

Yeah, I mean… This is just “company releases Linux gaming pc” and just noting that it has a better graphics card than the Steam Machine.

I’ve gone through this with shows, and all I can say is that you tune out the studio laughter after a few episodes.

There are plenty of gamers (myself included) who do actually like well-designed achievements, and they can actually really help you vary how you engage with a game. I’m sure that publishers also love the analytics, but pretending that they aren’t for regular people at all is silly too.

I played Red Room a decent amount when it first came out and hadn’t been completely taken over by children, and it was a great time! Apparently I had earned some fancy items, and over the last 8 years I’ve had like 20 people cold-messaging me on various platforms because I used the same username on Rec Room and they wanted the items.