That used to be true with the flash sales, but hasn't the past few years.
I'm taking a grad school course about the psychology of decision making, and the science behind how we process and use data hurts my mind and soul. At some level, we are biological logic machines. The implications of that terrify me.
To be fair, I have a ton of games I completed with under 10 hours in them.
Deep Rock Galactic. I love the progression, the community and the humor.
I think there was a book about this. Someone had a multiple lifetime sentence, so they kept cloning him to put him in jail.
Automatic draft, but notvoter registration...
Pc with steam deck for me. Although, my gaming has been 80-90% steam deck lately...
The Hitchhikers trilogy. All 5 books of it. Every interpretation adds a little something to the mix.
Someone else said all of Pratchett, and I'll agree. My Discworld end goal is to own the physical, digital and audio book for each discworld novel.
I'll also add in the Bobiverse books, and project hail mary. While both are excellent in their own right, the audiobooks are really something special.
I'd get excited, but WB will probably choose not to release it for tax credit.
I'm around. Parent of an almost 1 year old. I don't monitor the space religiously, but I'll participate in a conversation if I can.
My dad is way better at car maintenance and handy work. Machines just talk to him.
I've been blocking communities on all that I don't find interesting. If I want to unblock them later, is there a way to do that?
Hello Lemmings (I have no idea what Lemmy users are called) I'm a reddit migrator. I'm still a little confused, but I'd like to learn. How do I find communities? If I want to discuss Warhammer or Steam games, or something like that, what's the best way to find that content? If it matters I am on the phone app.