u/3spaghettis

Pretty much the title. What a fabulous game! I just loved the puzzles, the style, the scary vibe. Unfortunately, I don't really have anyone IRL to talk to, about this game. As a 65 year old woman, I get blank looks (or worse) if I tell my friends about my computer games. My husband and sons play games, but they aren't into puzzles very much. So I'm very glad this sub exists!

I guess I need to start thinking about my next game. I loved Blue Prince. I've also played Outer Wilds and The Witness (didn't love those two as much, sorry to all the fans). Might go for Obra Dinn.

I'd love to know if there are any other older females on this sub!

Hi, I'm at 95%, trying to work on the supercomputer. I think I need info from the Red Gallery tiles, but I didn't write down/ record the patterns. Now when I go back to the exhibition area, the rooms look "normal" again. Nothing happens at the Old Woman's mirror. How can I get back to the Red Gallery? Thanks for any help!

Hi, I am 86% along in the game, but struggling with the 1982 room puzzle. I see the numbers rotating around the screen, and some numbers appear on the screen. But I can't seem to translate that to clicking a solution. For example, my number 2 moves along the back side of the TV, from one side to the other. What am I not seeing/ understanding? It's driving me crazy. Thanks for any help!

Hi, I've been dealing with very itchy injection site reactions (ISRs) ever since I got up to 7.5mg, and it has been a difficult six weeks. I've seen some posts where people said their ISRs eventually stopped happening. Other people say they continue to get them. I have not been able to find any data about this. So I'm wondering what are the odds that this will resolve? Please let me know if yours resolved or persisted.

And yes, I've tried the recommended things such as oral antihistamines the morning of the injection, longer needle, hydrocortisone cream, etc. The only things that I find helpful are taking a cool shower, and using Solarcaine (lidocaine anesthestic) spray. And trying my best not to scratch them. I do take Allegra/fexofenadine for two days, starting the morning of injection day. I also give half of the injection in each of two spots, as I find that gives me two smaller ISRs, which are overall less itchy than one very large ISR. I'm finding this situation pretty stressful. Thanks for your help!

EDIT: Based on the responses, I will add that I already warm the tirz up to room temperature for a few hours before injecting. I've had reactions over my abdomen and my thighs. My medication has no additives. It uses phenol. I will try alcohol instead of phenol, next!