I saw a theory from another lemmy user a while back that made a lot of sense. Basically shareholders get to a point where the want cash now. So they make a deal with the current CEO to do something shitty for short term profits. The shareholders get paid in the short term and then once the share price takes a hit they buy more shares at a discount. They then fire the current CEO who takes a nice exit fee and install someone else to do damage control and grow the stock price again. This is the only thing that makes sense to me because the alternative is that the current CEO is just actually that dumb.

I randomly just decided to play and beat the first one a couple months ago for the first time. This is awesome timing!

This was an issue I had with DOS2 as well. It was at the point I literally wrote stuff down in a notebook so that I could keep track of the side quests and what the last step was. Eventually they did overhaul the journal in that game to be a lot more useful though.

I always had a conspiracy theory that the game was supposed to have a campaign. Man I loved this game. Always had a strong but small community.

I’ve started playing through older games that I missed back in the day. About to finish Warhammer 40k Space Marine, also playing through Kingdoms of Amular: Re-reckoning. Both have been super enjoyable. I also picked up Forsaken since it was on sale but the MC was so annoying and the game was so insistent on showing you boring cutscene after cutscene that I stopped about 5 hours in.

I really wish this was cross play. It would be an insta buy for me if it was.

The Rediculous 6. I thought it was awesome goofy fun.

Oberlin?

Surprised it hasn’t been mentioned already but Mechanical Keyboards. I’ll spend hours scrolling for different builds. There’s also something therapeutic about spending hours lubing and soldering switches.