Steve 'Rock' An

so many games don't care to maintain continuity and any system-level transitions interrupt the mood (such as opening the menu).

my current method: every week, randomly pik 5 games i have not played (or just very little). play each for at least 1 hour. eliminate one.

i think i'm having more fun organizing/sorting/ranking my steam games than actually playing them

i'm gonna use a randomized algorithm to identify the top 10% of my steam backlog according to my own own tastes

truth is hard to come by. if you find it difficult to find something to believe in, it's because that's the way it should be.

there are some shitty, racist police. there are also some shitty, completely unreasonable BLM folks.

i think like in every conflict, taking sides is completely unproductive. you don't need to be pro-police or pro-BLM.

ugh really really did not enjoy Asemblance. it's one of those..pretty random puzzle games.

should i keep playing shadow warrior reboot? really dig the sword combat, but it's feeling pretty same-y after a couple of chapters.

"look when I do this completely nonsensical thing that no one would write in the first place...something weird happens! WTF AMIRITE??"

you know what I could do without: snark about super obscure quirks of programming languages they don't like.

Soon restaurants will be paying niantic to put Pokemon in them

@AsherVo also it taught me the RAW POWER of leveraging a 20 year old globally loved brand

checking out the shadow warrior reboot. combat feels grrrreat. but level design is a bit too 90s, with no map.

who's gonna be the first DJ to do a live show using VIVE??

wow always been curious about FPS analog stick aiming, and finally someone did a pretty rigorous study: http://drstrangevolt.blogspot.com/2012/12/aim-acceleration-in-console-shooters-part2.html …

so it's about 1) actually having such relationships consistently, and 2) making sure the player understands them and can affect them.