That’s the company leading the “fuck you, you can’t own the game we charge you top dollar for” charge, right?

First of all, while mines is darker brown, that cut is pretty close to me recently. Not me outta bed or while fighting a demi god, but for those 20 seconds after combing it and occasionally throughout the day…

Now, I’m not all American men. Yes we have varity in our hair types and colors and styles. But it’s the same reason Americans think something about English peeps, and Indians think something about Brazilian peeps. And so on. Its cause they don’t live there and have limited experince with that particular group of the other.

Games (movies and books and whatever else) shouldn’t homogenize any group too much. But to be fair, it’s fucking hard depicting people.

Sure, but any collection of sticks is a rare collection.

RARE stick collection? Aren’t all sticks one of a kind?

Is that not par for the course for PC players? Console games get a PC version later if it seems profitable, and PC games get a awful console version later if it seems profitable.

Like the old super nintendo rpg featuring Ness? Gosh why the rush? Seriously tho that’s a neat one. I played not many years ago for the first time. It’s wild seeing so much of what I love in games so old. Even if we owned a super Nintendo back when and I logged absurd hours…

Super Mario RPG was major for me, I got it because it said Mario. Hated it for the first few nights, loved it for years. Equally realized rpg was a genre of games.

I think I got this game for free on my ps4 and have yet to install it. Gotta get around to it!

I have not come back to it in awhile, but Mobile Legends bang bang. It’s a tower rush game (league of legends knock off) that is free to play, with plenty to buy for those that want. Besides some of the cosmetic stuff (skins and stuff) anything can be gotten through grinding.

It’s 5 on 5 tower rush, with lots of different characters. I had gotten quite familiar with playing a few, and for awhile really knew a bit about playing against most of the regularly seen characters.

Nowadays I get the urge every few months, update app, play for a week or two then put it down.

Sim city build it also stays on my phone, as it is a peaceful and colorful game. Easy to play for 10 minutes or go in and out of on a long ride.

I realize that’s probably a candy crush typo, but for half a second I thought you were talking shit on Cady Shack for no reason. I was about to put up the dukes.

I should probably try to look it up, but I have been confused for a little while now.

What exactly do people mean by rogue like games? I feel like I can figure out roguelite based off the initial definition, but feel to explain that one to me also.

Living isn’t without risks.

I fully agree with what he says, but it doesn’t seem to be an answer to her question.

Yes, our right to privacy is important, and he very clearly, and, not sure how say it, makes it relatable and easy to understand.

But, her question seems to have more to do with privacy at the cost of public safety.

Never heard of Dawrf Fortress until I had sheddit and came to lemmy, where it’s sub(? Instance? Thread?) Came up on my feed before I made an account. Like a lot. Linux, programmer humor, memes, and dwarf fortress where all I saw.

I’ll need to be in the right mood to start that game, but the hype is kinda insane for a roguelike. I have high expectations.