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Damn.

10,000 puzzles and counting?

And I love puzzle games, but this seems excessive (but also tempting).

How are there no good mobile games anymore. The platform should be full of them and yet there's nothing.

What am I missing. What gems are sitting in my blind spot. Yes I'm a gamer unlimited genocide on me but first help me find a treat. I deserve little a mobile game, as a treat.

"a party RPG where a Soviet SMERSH commando, a Holocaust survivor, a Spanish revolutionary, a CIA agent and an ex-Hitler Youth small-time gangster team up to fight the American military-industrial complex, and it somehow works!"

Genuinely a fascinating little game, even though the actual gameplay is really jank (although it's more due to encounter design than the mechanics themselves, as pointed out in the video the previous Silent Storm games handle some things a lot better). The Choice-&-Consequence™ here is really interesting to me, and an approach I wish more games would take - it's rather short by RPG standards, and it's set in a pretty limited set of locations, but it's really dense, there's a whole bunch of permutations of how the plot could go. Even the "bad end" scenarios can actually be really fun to play through.

also like the whole Oblivion voice cast is in this for some reason, it's great

But where are those good old fashioned values on which we used to rely?

my time with this game is coming to a close (for this V's go-round anyway) and i gotta admit i fucking fell in love with night city (more like night shitty am i right??)

all i got left is nocturne and i'll probably cry for a week when i'm done (just like rdr2)

Some games from the past play a lot worse in hindsight than others. What recent, decently-liked video games do you expect to suffer this curse?

Fuck IP. Unlimited Palworlds upon the $ony mena¢e

I've never been but I have known people who had flings in games and got their main characters married for fun. There's also irl couples that do it too and it's cute. But I imagine there has to be some online divorces out there, how do they split the raid loot in the divorce?

https://nitter.net/DaisySpiers/status/1579381219506020352?s=20

Hello!

After 151 hours I finally hit perfection on my farm (Inaba ). In no way would I consider myself an expert of this game, but I've definitely learned a lot about it when researching the best way to go about this and generally just being a big fan. If anyone is trying to get perfection, just start a farm, or whatever feel free to ask!

Before anyone asks anything, I'd like to share resources that helped me

• Stardew Valley Wiki (highly recommend having this open whenever you play)
• Summerstarfisher's fishing guide (reddit link)
• T4C000's loved gift guide (reddit link, missing Leo who loves oranges)
• Generally speaking, the subreddit has an incredible amount of information
• Salmence's youtube channel (excellent video guides)

For easy early game money, sell tea saplings. They sell for 500 gold each! You'll need to get Caroline to two hearts (gift her daffodils) and you'll need to collect the seasonal foragables as well.

To hit that final 10 mil gold for the golden clock, I used ancient fruit wine. I kept casks aging at max capacity in the basement and had just under 200 kegs to sell regular wine in the meantime. This can definitely be expanded much more, but I cba and was still doing other things at the time so I didn't mind it taking a bit longer. Grow the ancient fruit in the greenhouse and use the seed maker until you have as many seeds as you want.

Along with the standard requirements for perfection, I also forged the infinity weapons, got everything from Mr Qi's shop, got the return scepter from Krobus, and enhanced all my tools / weapons in the forge. At this point I'm going to give this file a break until the 1.6 update drops. Just need to do a Joja run for the last steam achievement.

Anyway, go play Stardew if you haven't already. It's a wonderful game