if you want to know how to get back, pick a side (i chose left) and always put torches on that side going down. to come back up, keep the torches on your right. 🔥
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if you want to know how to get back, pick a side (i chose left) and always put torches on that side going down. to come back up, keep the torches on your right. 🔥
the original resident evil. couldn’t even get through the first 15 minutes before i threw the controller across the room. i don’t play scary games anymore, but i love watching other people play!
silent hill was super fun to watch.
also: give them good things to bite! i always had toys handy when i had my puppy. (i do not miss those days.)
my dad bought a switch for his wife recently. neither one of them are “gamers.” i think they only play mario kart!
i’ve poured hours upon hours into this game. it’s just a chill game (if you want it to be), and it’s fun to keep track of stuff to collect, talk to the NPCs, and go fight some baddies occasionally.
cutie patootie!
assuming “PC” doesn’t count… i’ll be a basic bitch and say nintendo switch. it’s the one i’ve played the most games on.
i tried to play the original about a decade ago and my partner at the time had to dodge me throwing the controller when the dogs jumped through the window. that’s when i knew i wasn’t cut out for playing horror games. (although i enjoy watching other people play them!)
goofy foster pic from the other night.
ooblets and fire watch are not difficult or lengthy games, but both were so enjoyable. i think casual games often get the short end of the stick unless there’s some online element a la animal crossing.
is there a version of this in article form? i have a hard time watching videos.
these are more rock than chiptune, but very much video game inspired!
this is such a mood. i’m still waiting for the next stardew valley.
fun fact! dogs will scratch their ears/look away to show they are not a threat.
i was going to say some kind of neurological problem, but that could be it too.
there happens to be a great train from my town to the next that:
my only complaint is that it only runs 4 times per day, and it can’t really be used as a commuter train or getting home late because of the hours. most people here (raleigh and durham) don’t even know it’s an option.
*nervous laughter in cyclist*
like my dad always says: the best truck is one that sits in your driveway.
bikes and trains (and bikes on trains). busses if they’re frequent and reliable.
it’s the dogs! i love dogs, but having them jump through the window destroyed me.