I ended up calling. Last time this happened, the chatbot worked fine. Like they have several pre-defined workflows that are integrated into the chat and I could just click the options. Not sure why this time was different.

It can also be a type of scam.

A coloring book made out of human skin for the little occultists.

I only finished one playthrough and I was planning to contine, but never got around to it. And they added a bunch of content since then, so I may just want to start over.

Maybe not a “patient gamer” game since it was released a few months ago, but I’m playing Verho - Curse of Faces. I was in the mood for something like Kings Field or Lunacid, and this certainly scratches that itch.

I gotta replay Withering Rooms again at some point too. Maybe after I replay Look Outside again.

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Could be risky. My dog loves tearing out the squeaker things from anything that has one.

The day that my 18 year old cat had to be put down. That morning, I pulled up a video of birds for her to watch, same as most other mornings. And seeing her watching the birds as if nothing was wrong, knowing that it was the last day I would spend with her, that fucking broke me.

Prior to that, I think I hadn’t cried in over 20 years.

My point is that feedback (and even punishment) is intended to help people improve themselves, but if nobody gives someone a second chance after a first offense, then what good does it do?

That comic seems to me like something a teen would make without fully understanding the issue yet. I’d save my tomatoes for people who clearly refuse to learn.

Nah the government just got a new one from the pet store while the country was at school and claimed it was the same one.

I’m actually not sure I wrote that command correctly. I think it might need to start with a '. ’ but I don’t remember.

I’m kind of new to that as well, but I had some success with other games by using the command line to run it like ‘wine /path/to/executable’. Alternatively, you might be able to add it to Steam as a non-Steam game, then configure it within Steam to use Proton and run it that way.

Yeah I think I only got maybe halfway through but I don’t really remember.

Pretty much all of the Uniracers manual. I even made a post about it.

I’m playing King’s Field: The Ancient City via RetroDeck (I would never have the patience for that game without abusing the save states feature).

When my phone’s light sensor gets triggered by a white background and automatically cranks the screen brightness to 100%.

Bob’s Burgers.
I thought it looked off-putting at first, so I hadn’t actually started watching it until it had a bunch of seasons ready to binge-watch, but it’s funny, relaxing, and mostly wholesome.