the Hearth @Felthry@awoo.space

you're all cute

@chr@cybre.space has a cameo in Zelda II

*appreciates foxes*

​ is friend

what's a weasand anyway

I appreciate how this game doesn't shy away from having the protagonist make morally grey choices

that's twice now that he's straight up murdered corrupt, abusive politicians

so uh, where do you get fossils in this game anyway

it looks like there's interesting fossil mechanics but I don't have any fossils

if you're the best person in the world at some task, that means you're the worst person in the world at being bad at that task

got half-price russel stovers from the grocery store

why did we never try the nut ones before, these are amazing

hey @connie you're good at Tales games right? can I get some advice for ToV?

And what about other spice doctors? Dr Oregano, Dr Ginger, Dr Sage, Dr Paprika

Dr Pepper is all well and good, but what about Dr Salt?

need to mail in a return but don't have a box to mail it in, bleh

there's something interesting about how, in the 2d zelda games, moblins and stalfos are ordinary, nothing-special enemies, but in the 3d games they're both way scarier, especially stalfos, which are the first enemies you fight who are actually competent with a shield

I guess there's always the obvious rollover risk with a high center of gravity but that can't be the only reason

you know, what with double-decker buses being such a uniquely UK thing, we never thought before to wonder: why don't they exist elsewhere? Or do they exist elsewhere and we never hear of them for some reason?

oh dear, cyber monday. gotta wait in long lines at all the online stores

i guess we understand why, it's because the target audience is in their teens and they want the player characters to be relatable to the target audience, but really

Raven gets called "old man" a lot, including by himself, but he looks like he's in his mid 30s at the oldest

the JRPG skew towards young player characters is really weird sometimes, honestly