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Our Lord Ditto died for your sins so that His prophet, this regular ordinary human child, could rebuild a society for Our Blessed Trainers to return to.
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I finally picked up Baba is You the other week and I've been slowly bashing my head against it. I'm really enjoying it, but also finding it quite difficult. It makes its own internal kind of sense, in that solutions are always logical according to the game rules and somewhat obvious in retrospect. But the game operates so fundamentally differently than what I'd expect from a puzzle game that it's utterly mindbending. Turns the "Ah ha!" moment you get in something like Portal into more of an "Oh, of -course-!" when something clicks. Highly rewarding.