I’ve got a close friend that wore a white t-shirt to every GWAR concert she could get tickets to when we were younger. She’s got a collection of like 9-10 now with different colors from the blood, semen, puke, etc that they sprayed from the stage.
Fucking sick.
Literally watched GWAR cut the tits off a fake Hillary Clinton and spray the crowd with blood and semen years ago.
It’s like complaining that South Park is making fun of Trump lol
My go-to for this is Stardew Valley
Been working on Pokopia with my kiddo and we’re chomping at the bit to progress the main storyline tonight!
I would def try out the base game first before committing to purchasing any expansions or kits. Even though the game is old, EA keeps those expansions at full cost. There’s been enough added that it should scratch the itch and give you an idea if you want to invest in more.
The expansions I would recommend first are Seasons and Get Together - adding weather and holidays helps with immersion and being able to have clubs and control how sims hang out more is a plus. Life & Death and Growing Together are great expansions for fleshing out interpersonal relationships and getting really unique sims.
I play with a bunch of expansions and kits.
The biggest disappointment with Sims 4 is that originally it was being designed to be online-only - similar to Sim City which was a huge disaster and the fanbase got PISSED. So they backtracked and released Sims 4 with a bunch of things stripped from it and it felt really empty.
Over the years, the base game has definitely gotten better. There’s more unique playstyles that are possible, they added some life states, a bunch more for building, etc. It’s worth it to give it another shot since the base game is free now (I think?).
Mostly building in Sims 4, I find I enjoy the building parts much more than the older versions. I do boot up Sims 2 from time to time. Such a classic!
Ohh this sounds tempting, too. Thanks for the info :)
Thanks!! I think I’m leaning towards taking a crack at 4 :)
Been distracted with playing The Sims again. Sometimes silliness is needed in this world lol
Also been diving back into Civ 6. I never played other versions of Civ and am toying with the idea of trying older versions. Any recs?
Hey thanks for the info! This was really helpful
It’s easier to use than Lemmy. Lemmy was the first I heard about in this whole set up and the first I tried out. Not too hard to pick up on, but I understand why the average Redditor may feel it’s more difficult to get in to.
I need to poke around Piefed more apparently.
Is Alexandrite for piefed? I’ve been enjoying voyager, but am curious about exploring piefed more.
It’s a big ole boys club over here and it’s clear where they want to draw lines.
Reddit is much easier to use and has such a larger user base that one can tailor their experience to align much closer to their own interests. There’s not quite enough people on piefed and Lemmy to have that same experience.
There were starter packs when I made an account on Lemmy.today
While celebrated in her lifetime, Leyster was quickly forgotten after her death. A posthumous inventory attributed some of her paintings to “the wife of the deceased”, referring to her artist husband, Jan Miense Molenaer. Then she disappeared. Her works were attributed to Frans Hals, other male contemporaries, or, simply, “unknown master”. Those paintings under her name were little esteemed. In the 1970s a major US museum sold one; other institutions left her work unseen in their vaults.
Now the painter, who has been enjoying a revival for some time, is back in the spotlight, one of more than 40 female artists who worked in the Low Countries during the baroque period to be featured in a new exhibition.
I love that they’re being brought back now! Such a shame that these womens’ works were attributed to men once they passed, but it’s relieving that we can recover some of that history.
You can pause!