Motorola makes good stuff, a lot of which is fairly affordable, or Baofeng if you’re on a tight budget.

Dying Light 2 has been my go-to for the last few weeks, so I’ll probably play some more of that.

Never tried it but glad to hear it, games benefit by embracing the modding community rather than attacking it. Minecraft, Skyrim, and other mod friendly games were all wildly popular (they even got modders to help fix stuff for free).

Still kind of getting into it, but I haven’t quit playing yet lol

The airship thing is kinda what sold me on it actually.

The Dread Delusion - First person RPG with N64-esque graphics set in a broken world.

Physical books?

D:

Janko? Yanky?

Built to break

your bones?

Heroes of Hammerwatch: It’s a roguelike 2d isometric RPG. Haven’t played much yet but so far I haven’t found a reason to stop playing.

Yanko is a treasure trove of ridiculous shit.

I feel like clueless would be a better word: The products they post are always wildly impractical in some way. If your browse their website you’ll see what I mean.

I saw one for an electric skateboard a few weeks ago with these giant metal “fenders” that look visually interesting, but pretty much guarantee you’ll crash if you actually attempted to ride the the board in the real world. In the promotional photos it was clear they weren’t actually riding it, just posing on it and had probably never ridden a board in their life.

As always I am skeptical of anything on Yanko Design

I’m sure it has nothing to do with shitty half baked $70 games

Yeah yeah, call me when they actually start making stuff with it. I’ve been hearing about this (or something extremely similar) for at least 2 years and nothing seems to have made it to market yet.

lol, lmao, etc.

Water/coffee gang checking in: You’re wrong!

Wouldn’t phone thieves also be using blackout bags anyways?

Elder Scrolls Online, Children of Morta

The inventor of the trick was human, so the name stuck.