I hear that. Playing games set in snowy areas make me feel cold, so I grab myself an extra blanket and turn on the fireplace for those levels/areas. If your brain is reading underground=confined then it's not something a blanket or sweater helps. Even if you don't feel trapped perse it makes sense that you crave open areas. I'm curious whether games that are set in huge dungeons like Hollow Knight, or some of the Skyrim dungeons, trigger the same emotions.

I would put money on that. What I wouldn't bet on would be it losing him votes.

Though the church still wins in this case, because those of Christian faith would be dissuaded even more from using the services, which lets more babies be born, which means god gets to collect those souls like pokemon cards.

The church is against abortion because the only way it survives is by having more babies born into the religion.

I don't want to set the woooorld on fiiii-re

Agreed 100 percent!

I would agree but I do remember being somewhat disappointed with Serj Tankian's solo album.

I have a flip phone and one of the things I love about it is closing it to hang up. That satisfaction I think makes up for knowing there's no dial tone.

This is weirdly comforting to me. Suffering may outlast me, but it is not without end.

Gotta agree that the first Mario party for switch was terrible. Hated the concept of star points, or whatever they're called.

The last one felt just ok- like a return to form but not a stand out. 7/10 maybe. I've only done one party of Jamboree and its definitely my favourite of the switch by far. Might be on par with MP 6 for me for replayability. Lots of anti frustration features brought in, gameplay feels quick, minigames I've played so far were fun. I don't regret the purchase but also have bought every single Mario Party since the first one, even when disappointing, so maybe wait for someone else's opinion.

I enjoy this about you.

Pastoral- Moondog

Slay the Spire spawned a ton of deck builder roguelites.