I don’t understand how anyone older than a literal child would talk like you, tbh. And assume so much based on a joke to boot.

Buying an indie platformer that you might not play is not anywhere close to actual IRL hording. And it’s not even what is being described as digital hording in that article from UCLA.

It’s straight up irresponsible to compare it to an actual hording mental disorder. Like, you must not have ever experienced that in any capacity to think that.

Although, surely digital horders have some cross over. But the prevalence of people not playing a game they bought on discount ain’t it fam.

Too true. I’m getting my games from the communist on the corner from now on.

Thanks, I’ll check that out.

I was so surprised when I was preparing for the battle of installing it on my kids’ computer and found out the answer was … dl the linux version from the minecraft website.

Did I hear a Rock and Stone!?

Oh shit! I didn’t think of that, thanks! I have a steam controller that I might just have to dust off.

I had a random 3rd party usb dongle with hdmi and a port for power laying around. Gave it a shot, and it worked great.

Pleasantly surprised. The only issue was that I had to use the deck specific buttons to do a few things.