It’s the same reason people thought Stephen Colbert was a champion of conservatism until he moved to the tonight show.

I like how there’s a lion drawn on the east coast of Greece

Take twice as long on the project as anyone else, but it’s done right, and then spend several days in burnout recovering from the manic session?

I have both and the top two are constantly at war in my body. ADHD screams we’re bored, we should go out to a movie, grab a bite to eat, hang out at the mall, my Autism is like fuck no I wanna stay home under the covers and play Binding of Isaac.

When autism wins out ADHD is like, yeah but you suck at Binding of Isaac why don’t you try something new and then I spend 2 hours scrolling my library trying to pick a new game instead of playing.

But if the ADHD wins out over the autism I’ll go a place and get overstimulated and when I come back I’ll either have a migraine, go into an autism nap for several hours, or just the burnt out and unable to focus for 2 days.

Having both sucks

Like… there’s such a thing as comments my dude.

But you can do it better the second time. Also you can be rich if when you turn 18 you invest in things you know succeed like Apple, Microsoft, amazon… granted I dunno how young you are, but I’d be going back to the early 90s, and could invest in stuff in the early 2000s

I found Waldo! Granted I looked at literally everything else first…

Disney makes games off of all their properties, and .ore often Tham not they’re pretty good.

Solar batteries? Either that or they hook it up to a charger when they’re in town.

Star Trek went through the Eugenics Wars and WW3 before the aliens bothered with us, cause someone in the post apocalyptic wasteland still managed to figure out warp travel. I wouldn’t bank on that.

Good way to figure out how an unknown code base works is to add unit tests tho

It’s my favorite game. Deck is great for it. Isaac anywhere. Great battery life on it too.

Tales of Phantasia, Far Cry 4, Control, Divinity 2, Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster.

Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster is like, the 4th version of FF1 I’ve played and the most polished. Would definitely recommend.

I like the setting of Far Cry 4, but I think I was more engaged by Far Cry 3’s story.

Divinity 2 is way different than any other game in the series, being a 3rd person action RPG. It’s ok. Nothing to write home about.

Tales of Phantasia I’m playing the PS1 version translated from Japanese. It’s the first game in the long running Tails series, and is absolutely wonderful. I’m near the end and just found out that the best version is the PSP copy that comes bundled in Tales of Phantasia X Nakiri Dungeon, the sequel, and has full voice acting(albeit in Japanese). The only version that made it to the states is the far inferior GBA version, which I own a physical copy of, but I am currently WAY further than I ever got on GBA.

Control is absolutely one of the best games I’ve ever played. Thr rich lore, superb game play, relatively glitch free, full sense of progression, metroidvania-like in its design, plenty of side quests, diversions, and collectibles. 10/10

Like, hidden object games? Alawar and Artifex Mundi still crank several of them out each year I think. They’ve gone from only having hidden object scenes to being point and click adventure games with hidden object scenes. For thr most part pure hidden object games have all but vanished.

edit: you might like hidden folks, hidden through time, and looking for aliens. I think it’s all the same company but they are true hidden object games with large areas to search.

That be Binding of Isaac for me. I have 1000 games installed so it’s even harder to get lost.