Must be a day of the week that ends in y.
Must be a day of the week that ends in y.
Yeah, modded Minecraft is still a big deal. You can join us over at !moddedminecraft@sopuli.xyz if you want. The mod Create is a big deal right now, and rightfully so. It may well be the greatest of all time, as far as Minecraft mods go.
Edit: didn’t mean to make this a comment reply instead of post reply, but it still counts
You don’t need anything fancy, Imo. I just use LibreOffice
There’s a pair of Beatles albums in this list. I don’t mind “Maxwell’s Silver Hammer” or “Revolution 9,” but “Tomorrow Never Knows” on Revolver counts for me. Frankly, it’s the worst Beatles song. I prefer the Daniel Johnston and Jad Fair cover of it on It’s Spooky to the Beatles version. It’s just that bad.
I love the mix of shocked and disappointed reactions.
Gotta love the projection. “They’ll do to us what we did to the Indians!”
I see
Kinda going back to that post I did the other day about Ska, but The Clash’s cover of Wrong Em Boyo, which was originally by The Rulers.
I just use VLC and organize my music by folders. If I want to listen to a certain album, I go to that folder and have VLC play it.
Writing is work. It takes drafts upon drafts to get it right.
Intrinsically, definitely. Minecraft, Dwarf Fortress, RimWorld, Victoria 2, and etc.
The best mobile games tend to be ports. Stick Ranger is a good example.
Highway 61 Revisited, an all time great as far as I’m concerned.
I’m always looking out for new music, but there’s so much always coming out that it’s hard to separate what I want to listen to from all the stuff I don’t.
PopTop. Railroad Tycoon 2&3 and Tropico 1&2. They got bought by 2K, which eventually killed the studio. The Railroad Tycoon series is dead. Tropico is still around, but I’m not excited about the latest interation. Some of the guys tried to kickstart a new Railroad Tycoon but it didn’t fund. Phil Steinmeyer was an underrated developer, though I believe he’s retired today.
It’s too bad it worked out that way. I think they could have been on the level with Paradox as far as strategy games are concerned, but focusing more on economic games, city builders, and the like. On Steinmeyer’s blog he said he didn’t think there was demand for heavier games anymore about mid 00s. That might have been true then, but so many games out now prove that wrong.