I typically opt for All to read .world and .ml debatelording.

It is good fun. Thank you for adding debatelording to my lexicon.

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1.7% nationally isn’t much when spread out. I’m sure there are districts out there which are predominantly Puerto Rican, I just don’t think they’re a significantly large group.

Which is why I fully support making them a state and giving them due representation.

An estimated 5.8 million Hispanics of Puerto Rican origin lived in the United States in 2021

337 million in the US.

I wouldn’t call 1.7% spread across 50 states significant.

Puerto Rican voters

Does someone else want to tell atempuser23?

At least when you’re wrong about something you’re willing to keep doubling down and not see how!

The work these folks are doing is pretty cool. They utilize polarized light to allow for multiple viewing angles of holograms. https://axiomholographics.com/

holograph - A document written wholly in the handwriting of the person whose signature it bears.

I think you meant hologram. In which case, check it out: https://axiomholographics.com/devices/hologram-room/

you are now in uncharted territory

Holy shit, it’s so complex you can end up in a new IP franchise entirely?! I’ll never wrap my head around programming.

Sporing or not, it’s a must.

She should take notes from Coolio regarding his beef with Weird Al:

“F*** no, man, I let that go so long ago,” Coolio responded. "Let me say this: I apologized to Weird Al a long time ago and I was wrong. Y’all remember that, everybody out there who reads this s***.

"Real men and real people should be able to admit when they’re wrong and I was wrong, bro. Come on, who the f*** am I, bro? He did parodies of Michael Jackson, he did parodies of all kinds of people and I took offense to it because I was being cocky and s*** and being stupid and I was wrong and I should’ve embraced that s*** and went with it.

“I listened to it a couple years after that and it’s actually funny as s***. It’s one of those things where I made a wrong call and nobody stopped me. That’s one thing I’m still upset about—my management at the time. Somebody should’ve stopped me from making that statement because it was dumb. And I think it hurt me a little bit. It made me seem stupid.”

Moving Out also fits in with those.

Turkish: Sugar?

Bricktop: No thanks Turkish, I’m sweet enough.

The Golden Compass. I know it’s being done as a series instead but expected movies following the first.

Neoseeker. Great game guides.

Cheers!

V Rising. I mentioned this in another post on this thread. Vampire castle building survival sim ARPG that, like Dead Cells, has a Castlevania DLC.

V Rising - 49.2 Hours

• Online Co-op
• Isometric perspective
• Vampire survival/crafting
• Be a vampire lord with a keep, thralls, blood banks, cast magic, wild shape to a wolf, decorate a castle, posess a horse, make your Castlevania/vampire fantasy come true!

Enshrouded - 123.3 Hours

• Online co-op, 3rd person perspective
• Absolutely beautiful and haunting exploration/survival/crafting/action rpg.
• Early access and already has had large updates
• Wonderful and detailed building system. Will post pics if I remember when I’m at my PC.

Remnant II - 22.5 Hours

• Online co-op, 1st/3rd person
• Soulslike shooter
• Has been quite challenging playing it single player but co-op seems like it could be good with easier progression

Stardew Valley - 252.2 Hours

• 2d Pixel graphics
• Online co-op
• Huge game that has had many updates
• Has been $14.99 since 2016 and will always be $14.99 per the one man developer. All DLC is free and included.

Edit to add: 9 Monkeys of Shaolin - 7.0 Hours

• 2.5D Kung Fu ARPG Brawler
• Open skill system is fun
• It’s kung fu. I am not familiar enough with Shaolin staff styles to say if the moves are authentic or not.

Seconded.

probably the closest we’ll get to a new 2D Castlevania

Check out Gestalt Steam and Cinder and Aeterna Noctis. Both are great metroidvanias, especially with the size of Aeterna Noctis’ map.

As for 2d roguelikes Ravenswatch is pretty fun so far.