I’ve only played a few runs so far, but I really like that there’s a reason to stick together this time around. Clearing waves of enemies isn’t too much of an issue (hint: just equip Graviton Lance if you’re having trouble), but some of the spawn locations are annoying to throw from.

Good tip, thanks! I might have to create an extra loadout so I can swap quickly at the end of the activity.

Meanwhile, I can’t find the brainpower to play an instrument and form words at the same time. I pretty much end up drooling on myself.

Destiny has to at least be an honorable mention. Not trying to be a Bungie apologist, but the amount of content people get for $100/year is pretty outstanding, and the community acts like all they get is a ten hour campaign or something.

Good idea, I haven’t pulled that one out of my vault in a while. I knew there was a reason I kept it around!

Is it Dreaming Spectrum? Somehow I got that on my very first run of Last Wish, and I think I pretty much put it on everything by default for the following year.

After procrastinating for literal years, I finally made a Stronghold build and I absolutely love it. I’ve been using The Lament with it so far, but does anyone have other favorite swords that they like to use?

Thanks as always, Jerry!

I’m less worried about Lemmy becoming mainstream, and more worried about if it’s good enough for me. Right now, it seems more than good enough, and I love the fact that it’s not relying on corporate backing or ad revenue.

Mastodon seems like it’s approaching an inflection point, especially with the upcoming arrival of Threads. It sounds like Threads won’t support ActivityPub on day one, but with that support presumably arriving in the near future, I think a lot of what’s happening on the fediverse could be legitimized. I just hope Facebook doesn’t do the same thing they did with XMPP ten years ago.

For me, the more asymmetrical the better. I love stuff like the Millennium Falcon and the Outrider from Star Wars.