Ten minutes later I was sorry.
But ten minutes later I was somewhere else.
For minigames as “games within the game” (e.g., GTA has a lot of these like pool, golf, etc.,) throw another one up for Witcher 3’s Gwent!
For minigames as representations of some other mechanic (e.g., hacking, lock picking,) I remember liking the hacking in Deus Ex: Mankind Divided. Reminded me of hacking in EVE: Online.
Probe scanning was awesome in EVE too—at least…it was a decade or so ago. Who knows if it’s still the same now doe? Not me.
I have never seen a mobile device with this much free space inside.
Inspired by the AlphaSmart.
A tape library that uses a robot arm
https://youtu.be/sYgnCWOVysY?t=30s
Or like that vault in Rogue One?
What’s wrong with Squabbles? The UI looks neat and that’s about all I know
Around the beginning of July (and again in the middle of July), there were a lot of posts on r/redditalternatives promoting Squabbles. I’m not saying it was bots, but they had the odor—all newish users with the same name pattern, something like two diceware words and a four-digit number. E.g., Intrepid-Pangolin-4842.
And the posts had this exaggerated positivity, kind of like that terminal handing out affirmations in Demolition Man.
Then when I tried to use the site and give it a fair shake, I found that it felt like maybe a dozen real people and the rest were … I dunno, bots again? Lots of one-word or one-sentence replies that didn’t seem on topic at all? Very “Markovian Parallax.”
The site purports to be influenced by Twitter and Reddit, so maybe that’s part of the Twitter influence coming through (re: the shorter replies). I never really used Twitter/X, so I’m not sure.
Also I think there’s no NSFW, which seems to be a deal breaker for some.
Say no more, OP.
Rotary Un-Smartphone.
Do svidanya. Vodka soda.