

How do you check again how many copies a game sold?
Because I have some 1% achievements in games that sold millions, but I’d argue my “20% of players” achievement in a 200 reviews game is rarer.
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I have commited the Num-Code for ™ to muscle memory.
Other interests include bicycles, bread making and DIY. I do own a 3D-printer and adore the Nintendo 3ds.


How do you check again how many copies a game sold?
Because I have some 1% achievements in games that sold millions, but I’d argue my “20% of players” achievement in a 200 reviews game is rarer.


My cursor came free with my operating system, although I did have to buy my own mouse.
I wanna do it but my bitch wife says: “Updating: 3% Progress”
Gonna take her to the scrap heap, what does a clanker know about real love anyway.
– Boomer humour in 2030


It’s easy, we create a problem with AI, and the best solution is to use even more AI, and when everyone is dependant on it to manage digital infrastructure that used to function for decades, then we raise the price.
Tunic is great, it really is a love letter to the instruction manual and note taking. The combat was so satisfying to improve at as well.
Secret Treasure 4: Vintage. I get that they wanted to reward people who figured out the language, but you cannot then make it an English Cipher AND localise everything except it AND hide 1 of the 12 secret treasures behind it.
They localised it, so a portion of their targeted playerbase will not speak English. They are now locked out of exactly 1 of these trophies, that is frustrating as fuck. And because I happened to notice that the booklet language does not change when I changed the game language, I thought I would have to learn toki pona or something, and gave up on a puzzle I would have probably enjoyed otherwise, because I thought despite me specifically speaking English, the developers would not be so cruel as to hide exactly 1 out of 12 trophies behind a specific language.
Yes, I am still mad.
Hiding like easter eggs or minor rewards behind it is fine, and although making ones own language would exclude more people from ever finding it on their own, it is at least fair.
I would go and tell on you for using aborteddreams image, but they probably already live off the grid in a cabin in the woods.


Only tangentially related, but when else will this be relevant?
I don’t know why siivagunner was obsessed with itsy bitsy spider covers for a few days, but I can appreciate the art of this… thing.
Sometimes it is because you are just not visiting a real farmers market…
and sometimes it’s because farming in the area hasn’t been competitive in decades, and cannot keep up with imports even if they cut out middle men and even if they get subsidised like hell, making you wish the government would just rip the band aid of instead of tying up workers in this industry without a future for another decade, food security my ass, what’s the point of that if we aren’t feeding people at all and instead turning perfectly good vegetables into bio-fuel since energy companies pay more for them then our starving population can?
We all know privacy is purple, we just can’t agree on the exact shade.
1 Semantics, but that doesn’t sound “inherently” sexist to me.
2 I’m pretty sure it just makes more comedic sense to put the unexpected interpretation on the right (or women’s side), so the “bad side” is different depending on the topic. I personally see this meme more often with the man being a surface level fan of something with the women being unexpectedly deep into the fandom. Like, among the earliest known edits (according to knowyourmeme) is the man just liking sports games with the women liking soulslikes.
“Don’t you hate it when you walk into a grocer and they expect you to pick out the items yourself? I don’t work here, I just want to say “1 pound of ham and 2 loafs of bread” at the clerk, pay and pick them up. I’ve been to this new Piggley Wiggly, can’t find anything, spent like an hour to find beans. Imagine if I was paid for that time, I would have made 15¢!”
OP in 1925, probably.
I choose to believe there is a lot more to the magic object than the truth or it’s own will. It’s a mirror after all, what you see depends on who stands before it. If you ask to see beauty and the reflection shows how you compare to a 14 year old, that’s on you.
Then again, when have these things ever been static. Shrek’s iteration has it’s own will.
You know, I hate the Youtube-music channels as much as the next guy, like do I now need to check out both the artist and the artist-topic account?
But the one thing they got right is disabling comments.