FTL, Rimworld, MMORPGs (the grindier the better), grand strategy games (Victoria 2, Europa Universals 4, Stellaris, etc), Stardew Valley, Animal Crossing, Valheim, Binding of Isaac, Risk of Rain, Super Auto Pets, and Mount and Blade off the top of my head. Also sports management games.
A personal pick and perhaps controversial is that I like to play Souls games with a podcast on, specifically on reruns or NG+
Edit: Also nobody has mentioned the Civ games yet, they deserve a shout
What did Trump do in his last term that was worse than what's happening now? Genuine question. Enlighten us
oh yeah? you think a better world would be better? heh
I recently fell into unemployment again myself, and I hate how much this resonates. Every single job posting I see is for marketing or IT, and maybe a few teaching and caretaker positions sprinkled in. How to survive as a neurodivergent, no idea, pls send help, @ me on twitter, send me a fax with all the info
Find something that satisfies your soul instead of going down with the sinking ship like the others who drink the Kool-Aid
I wish I could
what kinda dietary restriction requires you to scoop out a bagel???
The big complaints I've seen with Stellaris are that it's a dead feeling world,
delete this right now
The year is 2032. A dimming sun rises over America as Biden is elected for his 4th term, celebrating with a psychic speech from his golden throne. "Student loan interest rates will now be tripled." Young 50-60 year old libs cheer in celebration as they storm retirement homes and smash chinaware and burn anything even tangentially silk related. Undersea mechanopensionists in Florida plan their fascist takeover of DC at their local Denny's. It is a new day, same as the last.
42% of men thinking "canceling" is a "serious and common issue" is incredibly telling and dark
That really is one of the most absurd things about the American Empire. They'll come and destroy your people, taint and corrupt your land with bones and blood, bomb you back into the stone age, and then make a trillion dollar budget film about how it made them feel sad. The othering is so powerful that emotions only exist within the walls of capital
Bet you defend Vietnam vets too.
This is not a topic I'm well read on, but isn't it a pretty complicated / controversial issue? Given the draft and treatment of conscientious objectors I mean. Feel free to dunk on my dumb ass with enlightening info
mods! mods! mods!!!