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Makes me think about that person that kept popping up posting about their obsession (fetish?) with disembowelment disguised as questions and shower thoughts. Welcome to Lemmy, btw!

Getting lost. I like exploring until I'm done exploring, and then I have a low tolerance for wandering aimlessly. I don't need an indicator and a map to tell me where to go, but I appreciate a sign post or NPC to nudge me in the right direction if I need it. Sometimes level/world design does not help in areas that look samey, so landmarks or some sort of unique feature are appreciated.

Once every 1 or 2 weeks. I like to have some stock in case of bad snow storms, or if I just don't feel like going.

Nothing goes to waste. That's what the freezer is for, and then it goes into soup eventually. Meal planning also helps. I have a dry erase board on the fridge so I can plan ahead and have a "menu" of what's prepared.

Have you played Lunacid? It's recent but I feel like it's slipped under the radar for a lot of people. DLC is coming soon, too.

Shinobi on PS2. I haven't played it in decades but I remember enjoying it. People say it's very difficult but I was able to beat it as a kid.

I'm replaying DS2 as a pyromancer. There isn't actually a starting class for it though, so I rushed to grab the pyro hand and am trying to keep it legit.

There aren't really any soulslikes I'm looking forward to. Code Vein 2 is coming this month, but I won't play it until it's on sale, maybe 1-2 years from now. More likely I'm going to play some old ones that are on the radar as they go on sale. Everything else is kind of looking the same to me, too flashy and expensive.

FL Studio, a DAW (Digital Audio Workstation). There are different tiers which you can upgrade from any time. You get free updates forever.

Sounds exactly like a personality disorder called narcissism.

It doesn't matter how silly rolling is. Souls combat is peak

I've been on Lemmy.ca for a few years. What's the difference that should make me want to switch to piefed.ca?

You're right. I forgot!

I have to run "fsck /dev/sda9" every time my Mint laptop battery dies. No idea why or how to automate that if it's possible. The last time took like 9 hours to check everything, AND THEN told me I had to run some check again and can't use "-y" and had to manually enter "y" for every prompt. Wtf and why? I thought Mint was the normie distro made for me.