the Hearth @Felthry@awoo.space

@avie what does it mean that russia is on sale
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@avie @BatElite oh yeah not a fan of human parts but spider taur is good
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@avie @BatElite but taur spider?? cute though
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@Zest gender: cute
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@SwooshyCueb Looks like some kind of combo ¼" TS plus XLR to me, yeah
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@terrana We keep seeing avie and/or the gecs and thinking they're the other one at first.

I don't know why yinglets are suddenly so popular, but they *are* cute, so I'm not going to complain.
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teleportato
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@Austin_Dern I was thinking that ones from the 50s would probably be particularly simple to recreate, since there'd be a minimum of electronics involved
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@Austin_Dern are reproduction pinball machines a thing?
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you can tell that they really try to make each one stand on its own if necessary but really, you *can't* start with any one other than the very first without a) having major spoilers for everything before it and b) having trouble understanding what the hell is going on, at least if you aren't starting from the start of a story arc
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the downside to liking stories for the reasons we like them means it's really hard to recommend things to people because
- giving any specifics would be Major Spoilers
- half the time it's going to be "okay this game is really good but you really can't play it until you've also played these other six 40-hour jrpgs"

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@hi_cial oh! surprise cute
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i just thought that was kind of neat how instead of having every failed recipe give you some junk fail item, you get "peculiar" dishes, with a unique one for each recipe, and some of them are very useful--they aren't just worse versions of the same
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you know how a lot of jrpgs seem to have some kind of cooking mechanic?

in trails of cold steel 3 and 4, rather than giving you just success or failure, each recipe has a unique entry in each of four tiers. so you can make something exactly according to the recipe, but there's a random chance to get a better version of it, a failed version of it (which has unique effects and can be useful!), or if you pick the right character to cook it, a unique extra-special version of it
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@avie @owashii@plush.city @TalonTide agreed 100%
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A setting in which dragons are multibodied beings with one large body and many small ones, but the majority of non-dragons think that the smaller bodies, referred to as kobolds, are a subservient species rather than just part of the dragon
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annoy bureaucracy people by starting a business and calling it GmbH, LLC Co., Inc.
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