The first panel shows a crow with the title "How to live a good life". The second panel shows a crow cawing at itself in the mirror with the subheading "Make friends". The next panel says "Explore" and shows a crow looking into a commercial waste bin. The next says "Try new things" with a crow eating something vile. The next one says "Be curious" and shows the crow grabbing a hissing cat's tail". The final frame says "Get a hobby" and shows the crow looking closely at a book of matches.

How To Live A Good Life #oldknees

How about quirky? Can I get by with quirky?

The only achievements that ruin games are the ones that are online only and no longer available to get.

Which is a weird take from people, since it kind looks like Death Stranding does to me.

Is it the drama about Diana? Cause that's mostly people telling on themselves and projecting.

$70 for a video game? $700 for a console. Scalpers buying out pokemon cards so kids can't get them. And a person who said I deserved to be homeless when I was delivering pizzas.

One of my favorite Buscemi lines

Redesign him when you draw him, then.

I loved those games. The super solvers games were hype.

Really? Huh.

If Epic had achievements, I might consider being on it more, but something about the ding gives me the happy chemical. I find they keep me playing longer too, because then I have extrinsic goals to work towards.

Graveyard Keeper is currently free on PlayStation, Box, and Steam (not Switch it seems).
Being free ends today though apparently.

Another management sim, like Stardew Valley and such. Played a little, quite enjoying it.

If you haven't gotten it, consider adding it.

It's also one of my favorites.

They're my favorite. Next to the dunmer.

They do that too

You mean the twink cannibals?

Ah yes, AI popping up another place it's not really needed. Hope the bar was well stocked, at least.

Sometimes, being alone is better for peace of mind.

When I was drawing, I had everyone in glasses or goggles to cover eyes.

Any recommendations? The only one I've brushed against is Phillip DeFranco.

I'll add on that fan translations are just as important for many of the older retro games. Without that, we'd never have a large number of the games we do.

Added benefit, you can also use it to show which games you've tried and make little notes.

Report them.

Google Sheets?

Ooph, that always sucks. I hate when I'm doing a task and I can feel physical pain building in my brain because I am not interested in it, even if it needs done.

My new story is about a guy turned into a dungeon core that gets stronger by eating money.

I wonder why I'd do something like that. So mysterious.

#BidenFundedNASA

In 2025 Chump tried to defund NASA but he failed. He is trying again this year.

Didn't have an update to Cave Story+ this year on my list of possibilities. Might have to give it another play and see if I can still speed run it.

I love Wheatley as a character, but I read a fan story that made me love him and GlaDOS more as people. The idea that they're based off actual people is a cool concept, but making them made out of them is the kind of cruel shortcut I'd expect from Apeture.