That moveset looks buck-wild. Guess I'll go play another few hundred hours of NecroDancer...

When Brandon Sanderson has talked about possible screen adaptations of his books, he's started to hear people talking about an Arcane-style animated adaptation as an option they'd like. He's mentioned that the unfortunate reality of it is that Arcane's budget ($10 million an episode) does not match its audience - the large majority of Arcane viewers are existing League fans, and it doesn't get the new/outside-viewer audience that a lot of producers would want to see.

Because Jennifer Hale delivered a better performance than Mark Meer as Commander Shepard

God I love this game so much. Still my favorite Supergiant game.

I played so much Wesnoth when I was young and broke

it doesn't work on Android Auto

This may be dependent on your car/Android version? I've started using OsmAnd with Android Auto on my 2019 Subaru Outback and it works quite well.

My Prusa i3 Mk3 treated me quite well - it wasn't "out of the box" printing (even accounting for the fact that I got a kit version), but once I got it dialed in, I could just keep printing without having to fix things and retune.

Most definitely not "out of the box" is a Voron 2.4, which is my current printer. It was, however, so much fun to build and get running.

Unfortunately, racism.

It's a term from the car-modding scene. "Rice burner" was a pejorative term for badly-customized imported Japanese cars with more flashy looks than performance upgrades. It then came to just mean "heavily visually modified", and installing such mods was called "ricing"

Satisfactory hits my perfect balance of planning/optimization and 3D building and aesthetics. And it's still getting better!

If you play The Witness, this will permanently happen to your brain - you'll start seeing

The thing is - how will your blockchain-based mortgage be enforced? What happens if I start squatting on your blockchain-property? At the end of the day, the answer is "people with guns" - we agree that contracts have legal weight, and there are legal structures (and ultimately law enforcement and their threat of force) that keep you on your land and me out of it. And if we already have to involve all that, what good is blockchain doing that "a database" can't do?

I'll give a mention to FUEL, an open-world offroad racing game with a map that was over 5,000 square miles. The racing itself was fairly medium, but the absolutely massive open-world is something that I can see in Forza Horizon and some others