Phunter

Anyone playing PvP games should be very familiar with hindsight bias.

No surprise parties for you then

Chili crisp and peanut butter. Good on rice and vegetables. Sometimes I add some teriyaki sauce or hoisin sauce for sweetness.

Seconded. Incredible videos. True unfiltered art.

Love me my Amish butter log. I put that baby in the freezer and carve out little chunks for use during the week.

Microplastics.

Yay, I’m a homo!

A lot of people don’t understand that you can be critical of a political candidate while still supporting them.

Luckily, you don’t have to be good at something to enjoy it.

Hunt and peck, allegedly.

I’ve seen pre-alpha gameplay and it’s currently 3rd person. Maybe they’ll change it though. Valve tends to test heavily and make lots of changes over time before release.

Same. I am available 9 - 5, but I tend to be actually working 10 - 4. It fluctuates depending on how badly management wants things. And of course there’s the rotating on call schedule where sometimes I have to wake up in the middle of the night to confirm that a service my team owns is impacted by some other service’s outage. FUN!

My pineapple plant never produces fruit. It’s been… 8 years. It sure is big and healthy though!

Our Spring service was so simple until we decided we needed annotations to handle the fetching of settings. Now we are corrupted with needless reflection.

It’s incredibly good. I know the phrase “better than it has any right to be” is over-used, but in this case I believe it applies. It’s a survival crafting game made by Obsidian Entertainment. Yes, it’s the same team that made Fallout: New Vegas. Though not perfect, it excels in ambience and design. You really feel like you’re in a sequel to “Honey I Shrunk the Kids”. It has decent progression, a pretty damn good story, and combat mechanics that hit that “tough but fair” vibe juuuuust right. Unfortunately, the characters can be a little annoying and it’s only up to four players. These are my only main gripes as it checks all the right boxes for a survival crafting game in my book:

1. Combat is fun
2. Exploring is fun
3. Base-building is fun

I legitimately enjoyed my time in Grounded more than Valheim. I also tried a similar game called Smalland and couldn’t get over the janky combat. If you like survival crafting games, don’t miss this one. Oh and there’s a slider that turns down the fidelity on spiders so you can play it even if you have arachnophobia. You might still have nightmares of wolf spiders though.

QFC used to make seltzer water flavored like root beer, Dr. Pepper (it was called "Hint of the Doctor Flavor which is downright hilarious), and cola. The product line was discontinued due to lack of popularity and I miss it every day.

I am also here to rep Corpse Recover No. 2.

It’s very refreshing. Gin, lemon juice, lillet, cointreaux, and a touch of absinthe.

When you remain as the last Nazi on Facebook, you can finally report yourself and then it will be all over.

Nanook - Ingerlaliinnaleqaagut

I agree with most casual reviews that it’s a bit unpolished, somewhat buggy, and needs work in some areas, but on the whole is a decent foundation for a game and most importantly is FUN.