I love this game but there is so much to do and so many different ways to play I always feel like I’m going to miss something critical or just really interesting that I almost have anxiety about it.

All I’ll say is the replay value of this game is waaay off the charts

The very first Tool song I ever heard and still one of my favorites

I love the idea of critical failure as well as critical success. I kind of wish both were a bit more impactful.

Crit fail should have some interesting outcomes beyond auto fail and crit success should have something interest as well.

I think it would be fun

My very first crush.

Yeah? He’s been dead for decades. Who cares?

It’s good. It may well be my favorite game, ever.

What I mean is that Earth will recover. New life will arise and thrive and very likely something else will get a chance at dominance. Or nothing will. There are no guarantees that what sparked human development will ever happen again. However, life, will go on. It’ll just go on without us.

I don’t think we, humans, will survive long enough to do real, long lasting “damage” to this world. We simply don’t have that power.

In truth, we are pissants on the ass of a titan. A nuisance but nothing more.

Once momma shrugs her shoulders we are done.

Rest assured the Earth will be just fine. It isn’t dying by any stretch of the word.

It’s changing. Changing in a way that isn’t conducive to human life.

We earned this. It’s time to take our medicine. We either change, today, or we die. It’s that simple.

Why not both?

I wanted this game so bad. Super glad I waited. At this point I’m not even going to bother. I’ll just put all of my time in BG3 instead.

I feel like many people care deeply about their privacy. I certainly do. The problem is, protecting it is exhausting.

The constant vigilance it takes to maintain your privacy along with dealing with the day to day stress and strife of just trying to live is too much. Sometimes it’s too heavy to carry.

I’m on top of that, the deck is stacked against the average person.