u/cwa-ink

Part 1 was incredible. Loved it. Really cool unraveling things. Great vibes, art style, etc.

Part 2 was really cool, partially due to the novelty. Going from a deck builder to a pokemon meets MTG style game was really fun.

Part 3, if I had to guess, I'm probably like 80 of the way through. But everything is just blue and boring. It has all the punishment of part 1 but without the charm. I swapped games last night because it felt like I was just finishing it to finish it without having any fun.

I feel like I'll come back to the game but it just feels like a weird/poor creative decision.

I've had a craving for a root beer whip for years, but I don't know how to make one and I can't find it online. Something about the consistency is just way better than a float. I'd greatly appreciate some tips and tricks.

Kind of crazy in hindsight, considering how many of us are Native. Like I have such positive memories but it's actually a pretty dark part of our history. I also always thought it was weird how we have the "Sooners" who were literally just cheaters.

I'm going to download the demo and see how it goes

I made an Epic Games account specifically to buy it, since that was where it was first available on launch. I loved the new art but was heavily disappointed that it wasn't just more of the original. Having persistent characters and trinkets was part of what made me love the first one.

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In the past few years I've gotten more into rogue likes: StS 1 & 2, Balatro, Hades 1 & 2, 9 Kings, Returnal, etc. I've been reading a lot of Lovecraft recently, so I decided to reinstall DD2 rather than start a 20th playthrough of DD.

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It's actually really solid. I did a few playthroughs and am having fun cheesing with marked strats and early exits to farm candles. I'm avoiding spoilers and feeling like I did with the original ten years ago. It feels really rewarding learning the characters' back stories and I love how they use the combat mechanics to tell them.

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That's all. Had to make up for the shit talking I did back in '22.