Trizza Tethis

GTAV NES port here we come

I feel like rigid structure is when my ADHD gets worse…

I just saw someone on Reddit who claimed this profound boredom with everything was why they didn’t have ADHD. Apparently the list of symptoms they were reading did not accurately describe the depths of ADHD boredom, and they thought their boredom was a worse breed that indicated some far worse mental problem.

Had to tell 'em.

The wizard from that HP Lovecraft story be like…

I already like it.

…just too bad I can’t log into my Kbin account yet.

Nobody in their right mind wants a Flip. You can’t even use the damn thing without unfolding it.

You mean the Fold. The Fold is still usable when folded.

My white whale is the as-of-yet unreleased Quest 64 2. For obvious reasons.

I mean, maybe? 4channers do some pretty crazy shit when they’re raiding, at least from what I’ve seen. Remember when they raided Microsoft Tay’s Twitter and turned it into a white supremacist?

Currently using Jerboa. Unsure if I like it, because currently there’s no inline video player and no creepypasta communities to sub to.

Hopefully this leads to the two Ace Attorney Investigations games getting ported as well. The second game in particular, since it never released outside of Japan.

Nope, as it was at least partially available it was supposedly determined to be a consequence of the mass privatization of subreddits.

The theory I heard was that the way Reddit caches its subreddits for the front page didn’t jive well with so many subs going private all at once.

4channers are gonna abuse the hell out of this for some fun. Can guarantee it.

• Nanashi no Game
• Soma Bringer (only one song linked, there was no playlist available)
• Final Fantasy XIV
• The Last Guardian

FFXIV and Nanashi are notable as they’re by the same composer (latter game was done under a pseudonym) and even happen to share at least one song, in some form.

Soma Bringer has the most beautiful music of this list.

Last Guardian has the most inspiring music.

But charging over a million dollars a month instead makes little sense.

Yeah the calculation was around $7.50 per user per month.

Reddit’s charging around $1,666,666.66 per month.

Any 3PA would need over 222k users a month (with average-to-heavy usage) to justify that price. Ain’t no way any single 3PA has that many users.

IIRC they used some Reddit outage causing API usage to blow up on all platforms as some sort of anecdote toward 3PA API usage…

It’s actually more like 8000+ at this point.