I miss playing new games, but I find most of the time I don’t have the energy to invest in things I actually have to pay attention to lmaooo 🥲

I've found a new crippling addiction to mobile games. They're not even necessarily good, just a bunch of idle games I can leave running while at work.

i have never bought a single skin in genshin... but that might change because of ayaka.

sorry for the double post--

i am finally learning how to work artifacts in genshin. my character builds are still smoothbrained but they're getting better! just don't look at my xiao's def stats

I've become the crazy lady who does spreadsheets in genshin cause I want all my Mondstadt characters to triple 9's and fully ascended. Levels are so much easier to farm than talent books. Talent books 7-9 are stupid and they can come at me for that.

... I have a stupid affinity for farming simulation fishing... I will 9/10 out fish my friends in levels and show my insanity and love for fishing in games.

My Genshin conspiracy theory is that they made Yelan so people would stop drawing Lady Kaeya

I still play Pokemon Go

i cheated my way thru certain sections of elden ring (the godskin duo, that underground poison swamp during ranni's quest, etc.)

Do I play gacha for husbandos, yes I do.

Pretty happy with Heathcliff - R-Corp 4th Pack Rabbit


It's my duty to at least bring awareness to this game, so: Limbus Company is a PC/mobile gacha game made by indie(?) studio ProjectMoon, their third game to date (all of their games take place in the same dystopian sci-fi universe). They are known for very story-heavy games. You're the manager on a bus ride to hell (literally) fighting all sorts of monsters, crazed people, and all-powerful corrupt conglomerates. You're joined by your 12 groupies (Sinners) that you control who are all based on different stories/figures through history (Heathcliff, Don Quixote, Ishmael, Yi Sang, etc.).

It's unique for a gacha game in the sense that there are only 12 characters all the way through and you start with all of them, you just roll for alternate 'versions' of them - where they've joined different organizations, had different pasts, different skillsets, etc. as well as use different 'artifacts' distilled from SCP-like monsters.

Gameplay is a bit technical and obscure especially if you're not used to the franchise, but once you clear something you can autobattle it. It also seems like you can ignore most technical stuff unless you're super into teambuilding. We will see.

It's very gruesome and metal and lots of people die. Viewer discretion is advised.

i mean this as sincerely and unironically as possible but i think mass effect 2 is actually the worst one

skyrim was so boring to me. i blame the goofy voice acting