Different games for different people.

I think this was a new feature in the next version of Android. I don't know if there is anything at the moment however. Sorry.

Different style of game. Samurai Showdown.

I remember reading from someone working in the same building as them and saw them working as usual. It's done when it's done.

Got a NES with Mario and Gradius as a Christmas present. Opened the present with Gradius first and had no clue what it was but that would be the first game I ever played. Then running into the goomba in Mario like everyone did :)

The demo was fun.

As a Swedish person i just learned a new word.

As someone who doesn't have too much time any more because of family it is the total opposite for me. If I would play and die I would just stop. Back in the days I always played hardcore but now I don't see the point in seeing your time spent just evaporate into northing but memories. I do usually try to get as far as possible without dying so I play as if I would play hardcore but without the deletion stuff if I would die.

With that said I know that it is much more interesting to play hardcore for some people and they can't see the fun in playing without the extra challenge of never dying.

Only me that think this make it sound like a scam?

This. I come to this type of place to read about games and memes but more than 50% seem to be about politics or irl news. Getting tiresome.

I played all current dlcs and the base game on separate occasions alone and with my friends and the game never really clicks for me. I don't know what it is but it never got as fun as many other arpgs for me. Doubt that I will look at this new expansion as it feels I could have more fun spending my time with another game instead. Kind of weird as I have over a hundred hours and like the game genre but... Yeah.

I managed to get to level 5 with only long resting once per level and I play a bard. With that I can also say that my casters did feel pretty useless :)

The game gives the feeling of urgency and no time to rest but in fact there are just some quests that are time based. Take your time, use spells and rest every couple of encounters. Going all out every fight would make things really easy I think but having some restrictions to not do that and playing smart instead is something that at least I enjoy.