the Hearth @Felthry@awoo.space

@NovaSquirrel Most of the common abilities I think have two or three enemies that give them (plus a miniboss), but some of the less common ones, or just more specialized ones, do have only one enemy (plus a miniboss. there's always a miniboss except for sleep.). I think bomb only has one enemy for instance? pretty sure UFO and wheel do too
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@terrana they aaaare. They did a pretty good job giving them some personality in cutscenes too, though the rushed nature of the game means there's only a limited amount of polish on other stuff.

The other version's is called koraidon, if you want to see them too! They are also very good, just from the opposite version to the one we have.
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miraidon is a Friend and i love them
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@patchwork What's IIS?
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@rey i like frivolous stuff though
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@owashii@plush.city same reason bugs resist fighting
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@heatherhorns hi! good to see you back
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@sharkNserg 💚
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@codl hydreigon... good
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@alex come to think of it, we *thought* the words were related but actually don't know that

and looking it up, it looks like they're most likely unrelated, from separate words all the way back to PIE
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@alex kind of interesting that the word seems to be moving towards the spelling axe, but seax isn't becoming seaxe

probably because no one knows what a seax is though
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@sharkNserg the XP version of canyon.mid?
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vacuum tubes are pretty great
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@pup_hime wait until i pull out the complex pats and phasors
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@pup_hime well, clearly somewhere in between not patting and a single pat lies half a pat, right?
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@solarmerps they're rocks that have been cursed with the ability to think, deprived of sweet, calm oblivion, given responsibilities where previously they had none more than being trod on
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@pup_hime *applies precisely thirteen and a half pats*
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@solarmerps no more cursed than running windows in general

computers are intrinsically cursed
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occasionally we remember how ancient Romans mocked the idea of pants as a barbaric garment, far inferior to the elegance of a toga

and then once the roman empire expanded to more northern parts of europe, they couldn't understand how on earth the locals could stand working in the cold in winter

and then suddenly pants were all the rage among romans in the northern provinces
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