▲ 569 r/INTJmemes

How every INTJ x ENFP relationship begins. And that's just the facts.

u/NichtFBI — 4 days ago
▲ 2 r/intj

I want your opinion one more time about this puzzle game

I have incorporated features and suggestions from the last time I posted here about this.

I'm looking for constructive criticism or even commentary about this game I'm making as a hobby. There's still issues with the stats and I've been slow to actually fix it since I wanted to work more on user experience/design. I only have time to work on this about one to two days a week.

https://www.reddit.com/r/PairCraft/s/HGwQvX5fsJ

If that game closes, a new one will propagate on the main feed. But would appreciate any feedback from any MBTI type. Especially INTJ, NTP, and NFP types. I don't think it's a game many would find fun.

# Suggestions that were implemented from comments from this subreddit:

  1. Playable tutorial (still needs some tweaks, would like to know if it makes sense or is too much)

  2. Versus mode (challenge any other reddit user by username)

  3. Consolidated stats

  4. Less stats

  5. Achievements

  6. Better UI/UX

If there are any user interface/design problems, please take a screenshot. Thanks in advance.

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u/NichtFBI — 13 days ago
▲ 1.6k r/Shrek

You can upgrade the model without facial reconstruction.

u/NichtFBI — 14 days ago
▲ 1.5k r/Simpsons

A gem from the Golden Age. The nonsense which made early Simpsons so charming.

u/NichtFBI — 18 days ago
▲ 36 r/intj

Have you noticed...

That a lot of INTJ are reclusive and independent.

And a lot of INTP are reclusive and codependent.

Like I know a lot of INTP that claim they are independent but they always need to be in a relationship. One INTP I know doesn't need to be in a relationship but is always on the phone with her sister, like when they both work from home, they'll just listen to each other breath and work over the phone.

This is just my experience.

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u/NichtFBI — 19 days ago
▲ 1.9k r/Simpsons

The funniest thing about "Homercles" is that "Homer" is already a Greek name.

u/NichtFBI — 22 days ago