I like fulgora the most, find vulcanus the easiest to make large factories in because of all the free resources, and find gleba fun, once you figure it out, but this can take quite a while.

Jumping on the bed while at our cabin in the woods. I was five years old, and my parents had a big bed you could jump on. The cabin is now gone, but I recently found a dvd with videos taken there, one of them even has the voice of my grandfather in it, which I haven’t heard in thirteen years. The cabin got tore down last year after a disagreement with the owner of the plot we were renting. I guess being there with my family for over 45 years, and paying for her entire education was not good enough.

Factorio Outer wilds Horizon zero dawn

Mirror’s Edge, as well as Hardspace Shipbreaker

A compound bow is a bit more expensive but not that much, and I also break a lot of arrows because of the kind of target we shoot at. In Dutch it’s called a “wip”, I don’t know what it is called in English. If you hit the metal part or the mast, your arrows tend to break quite easily.

A really nice bow, and probably enough arrows for a few years.

Could you please put his name in the title? I have a filter set up to remove all posts with his name and others and I am sick and tired of seeing his stupid face.

Those sure do sound like viruses.

I am a fan of busuu, the lessons are small and gamified, which I have learned helps me a lot. I am currently using it to learn Japanese.

Cunc on Dunc. Haha

I find that it’s pretty good, but I paid for premium so I don’t know if the basic version is as good.

What I like most, is that you can practice the language you are learning with example scenarios, and get feedback from other users.

You also get stars for doing lessons and giving feedback to other users, which with the streak helps me do the lessons regularly. (There is a leaderboard too but I just ignore it.)

I really like the world of Horizon zero dawn and forbidden west. All the ruins from buildings we can recognize (and some we cannot) are really cool. I also like how humanity had to start again without all the knowledge that was lost in the Apollo purge and how they had to adapt to a world shaped by the AI called Gaia and her robots.