I can criticize a broken product. The jobs deserve thing is creative reading on your part.

https://godotengine.org/

There’s no need for Unity anymore. Godot is excellent for at least 2D games the same way Unity used to be. Unreal is easy to pick up for 3D. GameMaker Studio is going strong.

Nintendo makes handhelds?!?

Guysfall

mi mlatu cimle

I loved this game. Puzzles that I felt I needed to understand the plot and culture to solve, made the world so much more alive.

SuperHot

The DOOMs

Rimworld! For me it is right after Factorio in playtime list if I filter out idle or semi-idle games.

Factorio for me. Steam has 3000 hours logged, but I played it for ages before getting Steam version so really no idea. Estimating 4000 hours total.

One day I will pick that game up for the 8th time and actually finish it.

Third iteration on Gleba logistics, getting closer.

Bots are easy enough to get working, but I want to scale up stable and balanced.

What works well so far: Bus with perishables going right, few belts of filtered-out spoilage going left, other non-perishables going right. Spoilage-based power plant on far left. Each production facility braches off nutrients etc from the bus and merge the leftovers back in.

Thoughts on the next iteration: Don’t bus jelly, mash and a fuckton of nutrients. They spoil fast, and production on far end of bus gets half rotten stuff. Rather bus some nutrients, spoilage, bioflux, yamako and jellynuts. Convert them where needed instead. Add new “sewage lines” for seeds going backwards and out to plantations.

Other thoughts: Pentapod eggs produced in one spot, flow through all production facilities, and go straight in a furnace. It was easy enough to handle a backpressure-based production line and put down laser turrets and such but my god the constant alerts are annoying.

Using uranium ammo, it needs supply launches. That can be expensive early game.

Yep. Literally copied in full from ChatGPT output.

Your assumptions are too honest. Try “non-apology” and see if it is closer.

edit: I took the above prompt but added “do not admit to any wrongdoing”, and got a more believable letter

Subject: A Message to Our Gaming Community

Dear Gamers,

We wanted to take a moment to address recent events and share our heartfelt thoughts with you. We understand that some of our actions may have had an impact on platforms you value deeply, and we recognize the passion and creativity that make this community so extraordinary.

While it’s not our place to dive into specifics, we want to assure you that your voices matter to us. As a company, we’re constantly learning and striving to support the vibrant ecosystems that make gaming so special.

To those who may feel disappointed or frustrated, we hear you. Your passion is why we do what we do, and we remain committed to delivering the experiences you love.

Thank you for sticking with us and for continuing to be part of this journey. We appreciate your feedback, your creativity, and your unwavering support as we work to do better.

Sincerely,
[Your Company]
An Intern in HR Who Definitely Wrote This Alone

Agree, though I would not use the word “decent” about BrandShield or Funko. Being harmfully lazy and immoral legally and according to contract is still harmfully lazy and immoral.

Good tips!

I did manage the vanilla spoon achievement twice, and used the same general strategy. Though I didn’t bother with solar and just went coal coal coal.

Oh wow, that must be some effort to make guides like that.

I’d prefer to finish it on my own terms, but there is probably a lot of inspiration to get from those guides if I get stuck

HARDER

BETTER

FASTER

shitshitshitshit slow down slow down

…STRONGER

The Satisfactory trailers

Hellish Quart?