"If you have an amputated leg but offset it with a prosthetic leg, you are not disabled"
What if the magic is still not as good as a fully functioning body, for one reason or another?
The saxophone comments made me realise the joke
Depends on what you define as comprehendible. Stalker and Yakuza as my "not AAA but does what I expect AAA games to do, since I play indies" came to my mind but they might not be comprehendible at times.
Same with fun, do visual novels count? Ghost Trick is the best story I played in recent years, but it's a puzzle game.
I mean, there's a ton of games I played with good story and gameplay over the years, but I don't play AAA much.
The devs are making Project Terra, so eventually
I read that as "capable of dialing Snake"...
Snake? Snake! SNAAAAAKE! DO HUMMINGBIRDS HAVE FEET?
"Hands feel even" That is exactly how I feel when I rub my hand by accident and have the urge to do it symmetrically, and I recently found out it wasn't some normal thing other people do too because of animal brains.
Don't think I have OCD since it's the only symptom though.
My parents met in their early forties, both years after first divorcing. You have a lot of time, if you just want someone to spend your later years with. Depends on what you want out of a relationship.
Less stuff actually made me check it less, which is healthier. But I also don't feel like there's much more enjoyment, probably because I used smaller specific subs more often. I also waste some of that earned time on Youtube, so overall, I have a bit less wasted time and that's it.
To top it off, I think the group in general was adding anti-piracy measures that could brick your Switch. So, it's fine to pirate Nintendo stuff, but you can't pirate the pirate's stuff.
(I might be thinking of the DS cartridge group but I think this one did too)
Oh. I didn't know that.
But, who actually would be bothered by that? Going on sale while game doesn't fully function, that is. Like, you're still selling the game, sale or not.
After 1,5 years, they finally stopped trying to milk the Elden Ring hype. Bought DS3 too.
Last time I played a bit via family sharing though, my saves went and got wiped after a few hours... the game says it has cloud saves but the others don't actually work (this one neither, probably), so I'm mildly afraid. It does work great on Deck though.
The thing is just that this started with a Psychonauts 2 character, and I haven't played it, so for all I know maybe it makes no difference. But I assume constant telekinesis is at least somewhat inconvenient in that world. What about someone like Toph from Avatar TLA, whose blindness is acknowledged occasionally, but most of the time functions fine?
A question might be, how do you define a sufficient amount of limitations? I'm sure there's a point where everyone will go "yeah, you may as well be healthy", but I assume most situations are a grey area. But I'm also neither disabled nor have experience with disabled people, so I'm probably the furthest from judging.
Also things like, how that magic carpet would be even more useful for a fully functioning person, even with a large amount of uses. Still a disadvantage on the merit of being the only option, rather than being AN option.