Is this game easy to get into if you've never played it since the game launched?

And I would've tried on the steam Deck.

Facts. Let's not even get started with having to get ready for work. I work a hybrid schedule, prefer to rollout of bed to get my day started.

Anyone discuss traffic?

For my area, traffic is a nightmare starting at 4pm thru 7.

Few get off at 5pm, but most head out the door at 3.

I constantly lose to this.

I thought they were springs, but haptic makes more sense.

Well something is keeping it stick when I press down on it. I saw a little bit of juice go into the crevice around the pad. Figured it was the sugar keeping it sticky.

Sometimes it goes away, other times it doesn't.

So I thought I'd just replace it, but still worried of messing it up.

Great work.

I spilled a little bit of juice on the right track pad a few months ago. Now sometimes the track pad button spring gets a little sticky. I've been wanting to crack it open to replace it but I'm worried I'll probably messed it up.

95% of the time, it's on the dock.

I want to play it now. But my steam backlog just keeps growing.

I would have imagine it could be played on a web browser.

Thanks for the tip. I'll apply it to my next run.

After 9 hours of gameplay, I still suck at the game. Although, I am having fun with it. Addicted to having just 1 more run.

Joined. Hoping to teach me how to beat a run. 😤

"I Wanna Maker" if you like platforms. It's free! Hard if you want the difficulty, or easy to normal if you don't.

It's like Mario Maker.

I'm trash in the first one but I'll still buy this for the punishment.

Nice. What are you using? And how far back did you go in games beaten?

I've thought about having an Excel sheet for it. I'm currently just categorizing my steam library to Complete, Pending, unplayed.

Anyone else get immediate Overwatch vibes?

Thanks for pointing that out. I'll restart a new farm.

I always wonder, is it better to start a new farm to play all these new improvements? Haven't touched my farm is a few months.

I'll stick to it.

It's RoR 1 (2013), RoR 2, and then RoR remastered.

Bought all 3 RoR games. Terrible on all 3. Probably because I don't stick to the games. I feel defeated and stop playing...just to start again a few months later.