100% agree. There's something mechanistic about the gameplay that's really relaxing, and the continuous world without any jumps or loading screens really makes it feel organic. Plus, you die over and over so many times on your first playthrough that you get the entire map burned into your memory.
nickajeglin
joined 2 years ago
Oh wow, I love openTTD, I never thought I'd see another person who played it in the wild.
Psychonauts is great. The milkman conspiracy level with the g-men muttering about book depositories always makes me laugh.
Have you tried circle of the moon? It's also really good. Incredible soundtrack too.
Sort by new mode? I guess I haven't heard of that... on account of using a 3rd party app for years.
I'm sorry but I'm going to have to charge you $20 million for that curl on the reddit site :P
Kickass name/instance combo btw.
Somebody on reddit had a massively huge list of every sub that's going dark, both sfw and nsfw. I can't find it right now though :/
I agree with what both of you are saying about the antagonism of the community writ large, but I am going to miss the small subs. There are dozens of them I subbed that have 500 or 1k users and are really tightly focused communities. They still have that feel from 2010ish reddit.
I'm ready to close the book on reddit as a whole, but I really will miss r/heavyseas and r/obscuremedia and r/theocho and r/desirepath etc.
That was my first thought as well. There are often a couple huge subs about variations of a topic, then a constellation of smaller subs about more niche aspects of that topic, or circlejerk versions. People naturally gravitate towards the largest one and swerve away from it if the mods go crazy or if it gets brigaded.
Nature finds a way. I sub all of them and then I unsub if I get too many duplicates.
Same for me. I learned so much from his circuit descriptions. I ended up building a sound lab mini synth in eurorack format, plus a bunch of his precision VCOs, VCAs, and a mixer.
What format did you build?
Thanks for posting this. I love love love community contributed radio streams. If you're looking for more, electromusic forum has a couple good ones, and WPKN has some shows that, while not exactly the same thing, are pretty loosely goosey. Preservation Sound Radio Hour on WPKN is just one interesting guy with an extremely eclectic vinyl collection.