Hornet from Silksong. Probably really depends on whether her size and power scales up to about a human? Otherwise she'd just be a tiny bug running around..
I feel like NSFW requests should be allowed, especially since people might not realise something is NSFW until someone translates it. That does introduce some difficulty in tagging it though, and this certainly can be abused.
In Berlin, I sometimes see NSFW tattoos in my local language. When they're on very visible body parts I do wonder if the person was tricked into getting the tattoo, so it seems to me that allowing nsfw content could be helpful in some situations.
Please do share your results later!
My SO is very into origami, so I was thinking about getting his help to make more patterns. It would be nice to see others explore the idea too.
I have a qidi Q1 which I'm using to print ABS parts for a new Voron right now. It's working very easily even on default settings, although I haven't made anything big yet, and I don't know if ASA is harder to print.
As much as I lobe the Prusa Core One I have at work, it doesn't seem to be the best for ASA. I printed a few very large flat parts in ASA a while ago. Heating up the chamber takes forever, and warping / adhesion issues happen a lot on default settings, even with their own brand.
Bloodborne was kind of the third video game I ever played. I wish no one had told me how hard it was supposed to be, because when I found a difficult area/fight, I just kept trying to 'get better' instead of trying different approaches. It was only after playing a lot of other games that I realised good Souls-likes are not just difficult, but also designed to be very beatable.
Later when a friend and I played dark souls together I noticed I was much more aggressive compared to him. I didn't bother much with shields, dodged a lot, and kept getting right in the face of enemies. I remember hearing this idea that Bloodborne is the best tutorial to dark souls, maybe that's true.
Good point, I'd be happy with Steelrising too, Nioh I already have and couldn't get into.
I really enjoyed Blasphemous. It has some flaws but in the end I just loved the art and level designs.
Been wanting to get Another Crab's Treasure for a while. Currently playing an older game from the same studio, Going Under, and enjoying it. It's got some social satire of corporate culture, plus decent gameplay.
From what I've paid attention to:
Hollow Knight: Silksong was released, loved it
Hades II was released, first in early access then recently on ~~all major platforms~~ Switch too
A few interesting multi-material solutions for FFF 3d printing was announced, although looks like they're going to be available starting next year.
I have no idea what you care about, politics did not seem great over the last year or two, so I'm sure you have heard / will hear all about it sooner or later
As long as you're comfortable setting up the emulations, Steam Deck seems like a better choice then.
Has she tried playing on your steam deck?
I got the OLED Deck this year to replace my Switch, and the first thing I noticed was that my hands are not quite big enough. I can't reach the Y button with my thumb quickly, and I cannot comfortably put my index and middle fingers on the bumper and trigger buttons. I ended up mapping the bumpers to the back buttons and got used to pressing trigger with my index finger, but it took a while to get over my muscle memory.
Yes it did! Quite happy with how everything went, will probably try to do the same again next year
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That is gorgeous!