Mid-ass vampire

...ok no actually I'm watching a longplay of the DLCs now and THAT's when they finally do the obvious more interesting thing with the story? The thing I was waiting half the game for? I mean I guess I'm glad they did it at all but why not outright put it in the base game?!

The finale of the base game is crumbs of what's hinted at as the Interesting Thing Going On starting in like chapter two. Why don't they properly go there until the dlc???

IT IS DONE

One more thing I will say is that this game is a rare case of jumpscares I actually kinda like? The cheap ones are predictable and interactable enough that they're not a problem, but more surprisingly I actually like the mind's eye flashes.

Today's mental state: considering bribing myself with treats not to play a specific game. Not for any good reason, but because active media choices are just about the only thing I have control of in my life nowadays.

It is a little funny how steam doesn't claim compat data as its responsibility. Like oh, those 100GB+ of installs into a virtual windows environment under steamapps? Who knows what that could be. It's not mine! Not my problem!

Like yeah fair steam has no way of knowing my makeshift ffxiv install is a whole-ass modern mmorpg client shunted into what's supposed to be a few hundred MB of digital scaffolding but regardless when you ask:

It's kind of annoying actually how there are cool moments sometimes, genuine artistry on display. Annoying, because they're trapped in this mid game that ironically gets writing fundamentals wrong. Unfortunate, since it's more narrative than anything else.

The more shit keeps happening in the computer hardware ecosystem the happier I am with having picked up a light gaming laptop right in the sweet spot where crypto mining was calming down and the ai craze hadn't gotten started yet

Vården är ju verklighetsfrånkopplad ibland. Känns verkligen som att halva systemet bygger på att vårdpersonal bara direkt ignorerar och misstror vad patienter säger. "Jag kan inte lyfta min arm" "Ok men bara skaffa ett jobb där du lyfter saker över ditt huvud sju timmar om dagen. Kämpa." type shit

Fattar på någon nivå att det finns en punkt där de måste säga "Ok men vad kan vi ens göra?", där samhället slutar ta ansvar för att vi ska klara oss, men det är så jävla förolämpande att de bara skiter i vad vi har sagt och drar en "Let them eat cake" rakt i ansiktet.

Vården är ju verklighetsfrånkopplad ibland. Känns verkligen som att halva systemet bygger på att vårdpersonal bara direkt ignorerar och misstror vad patienter säger. "Jag kan inte lyfta min arm" "Ok men bara skaffa ett jobb där du lyfter saker över ditt huvud sju timmar om dagen. Kämpa." type shit

"Ok visst jag kan liksom trycka på knappar med min hand om jag har stö-" "Se där! Sånt klarar man inte om armen är skadad. Du kan jobba på lager eller något. Kör på det." "Nej asså jag kan inte." "Du, jag har jobbat med armar innan. Om du har en skada i armen kan du inte trycka på knappar."

They should invent an exploring your surroundings that doesn't take the cozy mystique out of the view

I had a good time learning what was beyond the treelines here and at my former workplace, yes. I also hate how it ruined the illusion of dense sprawling forests looking at them from outside.