There were a lot of games released in the 90s. It would take 2-3 per genre to start getting close.

Picking just one single game... I guess I'll go with Fallout 2

I can stomach a meal or two without meat, but you're going to have to shoot me before I'll eat that disgusting fake cheese.

I was all ready to call bullshit. Don't need to slow the game down even further!

But this is a pretty reasonable solution that may actually speed up play and take some referee variance out of high pressure situations.

I just turn them inside out.

In the trash

Rally's in the 90s, then they all disappeared and came back as garbage.

In-N-Out Animal Style no contest

SMAC - Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri

X-COM - UFO Defense (The Original)

Shining Force (Game that got me started)

Battletech

Final Fantasy Tactics

Cooking, Painting, Woodworking, learn an instrument, read more, write more.

Play a lifetime sport like golf or disc golf or softball.

Hike and learn more about nature.Fish, Forage, Hunt or just take up shooting in general.

Craft stuff. Knit, Crochet, Sew.

Build a computer or a virtual pinball machine and play all the amazing games made over the last 30 something years.

Run, Bike, Skate, Row, Swim, move!

The Who's Tommy Pinball Wizard. I was expecting some cool music, and pinball. Maybe something like The Wall. Nope, What I got was Uncle Eddy and the Acid Queen.

Willing to help here if needed

Thank you for the work and all the transparency Ruud, glad to have you as our Admin.

We had a live thread here, and it was awesome.

This is what I use: https://www.soundguys.com/hyperx-cloud-alpha-wireless-review-69164/

Sounds is great, mic is fine, battery is excellent, connection is great I've walked into my back yard no distortion.

That might make you more efficient at the process, but anyone can derive value from even basic implementation of critical thought.

I think I understand the point you're making. My immediate reaction is.. get a haircut? I suppose it's not that easy for a lot of people though, and I get wanting a place you don't have to deal with the stress.

Why try to create a closed off environment on an open forum though? If that's the goal, why not build the community on a closed forum? There are also tools at an individual level like down voting, blocking users, and blocking communities.

Cutting off a huge segment of the fediverse seems like a bad move this early in it's growth.

Just to be clear on my perspective. Anyone going to any community just to fuck with them is a low being who should evaluate their life and choices. I'm concerned about the health of the fediverse, I don't support the trolls.

I liked the breakdown and that video specifically because he goes over what he saw of the HUD. Hard to say on turning speed with the amount of video we have for now, but I think it might be tied to legs

Marine boot camp, infantry school, and Ramadi all felt pretty unsafe. My latchkey childhood roaming the streets of Las Vegas felt pretty unsafe.

Much more interested in the free exchange of ideas, that's why im hanging out in an open forum discussing random shit with strangers to get perspective different than my own.

What makes me feel unsafe is the thought that not walking on eggshells softly enough might hurt some petty tyrants feelings and they'll use their small sliver of influence to cut me off. We should be able to talk freely with each other.

For example, I'm really enjoying this discussion right now.

This is the technique I've also been using, or visiting individual communities.

As long as there are a shiton of mech parts and enough data to get real nerdy and crunchy with design, I'm happy as long as the gameplay loop is good

If you like campy humor mixed with your grimdark Dungeon Crawler Carl is one of the best things ever.

Could try some Warhammer 40k. Gaunt's Ghosts by Dan Abnett is a good series