Thank you, but I still don’t see it. I’m guessing it’s buggy. It doesn’t matter too much–I have a pretty good idea of what I played the most.

Thanks. I just did that and I see replay for the last two years but nothing for 2024. I’ll just check back again or on PC later.

I looked it up and apparently I should be looking at the bell for notifications (I’m on mobile right now), but it’s not there. Maybe it hasn’t rolled out onto mobile yet.

Where do you find yours? I don’t see it.

WoW, Grim Dawn, Don’t Starve (Together), Stardew Valley, Terraria, Skyrim, Borderlands

Anniversary? It’s not even available yet as far as I’m concerned.

Day negative 6? Interesting.

There’s obviously interest in it.

What’s frustrating about it?

I’m starting to get the impression that maybe we need a separate community for random screenshots of games.

Yeah, but some people need to take polygraphs and swear they don’t do little things like pirate media or smoke pot. I’m not even kidding. The stupidest little thing will be made a big deal of. It’s easier to mostly follow the rules. Mostly.

Same. Which is a shame because I could enjoy a silly game where you play soccer in a car. But not the way people play it in real life. Those ultra competitive types have to ruin anything with the littlest bit of competitive dynamic.

I remember my friends getting me to play LoL when it came out (we were big WoW people who were all very comfortable and good at WoW-style PvP). Didn’t stay there long!

I remember when Rocket League first came out and I thought it was going to be this silly, fun game. Boy, was I wrong. Totally not my crowd.

That’s assuming you only see movies in a theater or rent them. You can get plenty of hours of movie watching by subscribing to a single streaming service.

I never said they’re not useful for anyone. They’re not useful for me.

I get those notifications via text message.

Brilliant!

The majority of them are run from scam call centers in India, but also in Southeast Asia.

Important news almost never comes via phone call. It comes in the mail or via email.

I’m an older millennial. I enjoyed talking on the phone until I was something like 12. Texting wasn’t a big thing yet then, but messengers on the internet were. So I realized there were better ways of communicating.

When I was in college, I was hit by a car. I was poor and had no health insurance. That led to endless calls from debt collectors. That led to anxiety related to the sound of a phone ringing. I have not answered the phone to unknown numbers since then. My life is better for it.

I only occasionally listen to voicemail, and most of the time, it’s a doctor’s appointment automated reminder. The rest of the time, it’s usually spam. No point listening.

Anyone who knows me and needs or wants to get in touch with me knows how to do so and knows not to do so by phone call. Anyone else is unimportant.