I don't particularly mind Dual Destinies looking a bit clunkier than Spirit of Justice, but Phoenix and Trucy especially have such a glow up in that game. Would be cool if there was a way to replace the DD models. I am talking about the PC release, of course.
I am reading Ace Attorney fanfictions right now and I am wondering if there are any good long form Ghost Trick stories that are finished which I haven't read yet. I read a few one-shots that I don't recall the name sadly, but they were short. I also read two Ace Attorney crossovers, Turnabout Phantom Attorney and Four Minutes to the Truth. Crossovers are okay, too and I specifically want at least 10k word length.
I am on the fanfiction fever again and I struggle to find longform stories that I haven't read already, which makes me think I already read all the best ones out there. But I also wonder if there are any others that are simply escaping my radar.
I can go with anything between 40k-200k words, I do not have particular character preferences as long as the premise is good. I want the story to be gen, as I don't really care for any ships, if I do read a shipfic, I usually picked it up for different factors and happened to enjoy the ship in it too. I also want stories that are already finished, I kinda have soft PTSD with having to wait on a fanfiction to get finished. That's it for my preferences, also here are long forms I already read and greatly enjoyed.
The Realm and The Place you Belong both by the same author (The latter actually being a shipfic where I liked the ship)
Turnabout Parent Trap (Another story where I didn't go into it for the ship but ended up liking the ship)
Turnabout Façade
Broken Mirror
A False Start
Turnabout Family
Turnabout Phantom Attorney and 4 Minutes to the truth (both being Ghost Trick crossovers)
Purrnabout Transformation
In Slow Motion
Phoenix de Killer (this is a case where I greatly enjoyed the story, but I think the ship content in it later on really harmed the overarching plot)
I realize I read a lot in the past couple years and I wouldn't be surprised if I already read the best longforms out there and no one can rec something new, but I still want to know if there are any that escaped my noticed.
I am on the hunt again, this time I am looking for food oriented games.
I looked through a lot of threads, but none of them really had something that I want.
I am looking for games that only focus on food, no restaurant or employee management, no resource management either but I don't mind that if it is no too present in the game. Pixel art is a priority because 3D games lack that pleasing aesthetic to me that I would specifically want with a satisfying food game. I also want a game that's longer than 4 hours, one that I can't just play all the way in one afternoon. If there are quests and/or story lines, I am okay with it.
Food games I played that I enjoyed: Pixel Cafe - Still playing this one and I love it, but it is a little too stressful on the time management stuff
Galaxy Burger - Loved the aesthetics, but I didn't play it for long because I realized there are not really any goals in the game and it is more sandbox, but it got repetetive very quickly because there was no real challenge in the game either.
Traveller's Rest - This one looks great, I have no actual qualms, it's just that the game is still in its infancy, so I want to wait for it to get more updates.
Dave the Diver - Didn't actually try this yet, I heard very polarizing thoughts about this game that it tries to do too much or that its too stressful, are those critics legit, or just hate speech?
Lastly, I am on PC
I looked through a lot of threads, but none of them really had something that I want.
I am looking for games that only focus on food, no restaurant or employee management, no resource management either but I don't mind that if it is no too present in the game. Pixel art is a priority because 3D games lack that pleasing aesthetic to me that I would specifically want with a satisfying food game. I also want a game that's longer than 4 hours, one that I can't just play all the way in one afternoon. If there are quests and/or story lines, I am okay with it.
Food games I played that I enjoyed: Pixel Cafe - Still playing this one and I love it, but it is a little too stressful on the time management stuff
Galaxy Burger - Loved the aesthetics, but I didn't play it for long because I realized there are not really any goals in the game and it is more sandbox, but it got repetetive very quickly because there was no real challenge in the game either.
Traveller's Rest - This one looks great, I have no actual qualms, it's just that the game is still in its infancy, so I want to wait for it to get more updates.
Dave the Diver - Didn't actually try this yet, I heard very polarizing thoughts about this game that it tries to do too much or that its too stressful, are those critics legit, or just hate speech?
And lastly, I am on PC.
I specifically want an app where I can paste my playlist straight from youtube and play it offline. I am not looking for an app that downloads songs. There are 88 songs on my playlist and I am not spending hours downloading them. Am just going away for the weekend and want an app that lets me listen to my music without wifi in the car.
Playing tiny bookshop right now and I'm loving it, however I'm not much of a reader so I'm missing out in that aspect of the game. Would love it if there was a game similar to it where you sell video games, pets or food. But video games or tech related stuff mainly cause I'm a huge gamer. But the latter two are also fine cause I realize that's a very niche demand.
Playing tiny bookshop right now and I'm loving it, however I'm not much of a reader so I'm missing out in that aspect of the game. Would love it if there was a game similar to it where you sell video games, pets or food. But video games or tech related stuff mainly cause I'm a huge gamer. But the latter two are also fine cause I realize that's a very niche demand. PC Gamer btw.
If I go to a megadb download link for a gams, the countdown reaches 0, I click the green download button, the site loads for a second and there is no download starting no matter how many times I refresh or click download. Already tried turning off browser protection too and it didn't work. On Firefox, it's okay, but Firefox downloads way slower. What is going on in chrome?
I was too young when Avatar was airing, I was only like 4 years old when it ended and even younger while it was going, so I only watched it recently 6 months ago. Even after this much time, it's crazy to me that Aang literally died, among other terrible losses that happened at the end of book 2. How did people react to this back when the episode first aired? Was there doubt or disbelief that Aang was truly killed by Azula there? (In spite of Katara reviving him fast)
I got bored of doing them in little bits years ago cause the regular prizes don't change after you first get them.
I wasn't even actively paying attention, I just wondered midway through playing this day like "Wait, am I having a perfect day?"
This is something I wondered for a while. When a drink needs ice in Mocharia, the drink itself is lower in the cup until you add the ice. But how does the game know that cup needs ice in it? Is it determined by the order of customers coming in, maybe?
It's always really annoying when you only need like 20 points. If they had the food truck give like 5-10 points per order, that could be solved without getting too big an advantage for the next day.
Please don't burn me too hard for how low Athena is, she is just not an outstanding character to me in any fashion, I can't help it-
In general, the rows under top 50 are like "I like these characters, but I need to actively think of the game they are featured in to remember they are my favorites."
