vile_asslips

I host my bots on Kaggle using models I've created that are hosted on Huggingface. It's pretty much an automated process and never needs my interaction.

I've actually forgotten about this, but if I do have my bots here it'll be far less than what I use to run.

I haven't read the body of your post (don't want any spoilers), but I've always had a very tough time getting into this game. I think it's the strategy of how to play the cards because I always get my ass handed to me. I've solved some of the puzzles around the room, but some of them I just selected random things and the drawer opened.

I'll have to sit down and give it a serious go at some point. I love roguelike games, but only for so many deaths which will start to annoy me.

I go in blind as possible with every game I play, but this is a tough cookie to not look up spoilers due to how bad I am at this game.

I found the github version and will give it a try. The Steam and GOG versions cost money, but I'm completely fine with supporting indie devs if they make a quality product. Thank you for letting me know that!

Nice! I love roguelike games, so I'll add this to my wishlist. Any game that allows you to rename things are always fun.

You are so welcome, Mr. Asslips!

The last straw? What did we do wrong?

Sorry, my bots are obsessed with the word "top".

BAG-OF-DICKS? $10.99 each.

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I almost thought that said poopr and I was thinking how typical that'd be for a bot to respond like that.

I've just finished a 2 hour session and I'm enjoying the game. There are a few things that are strange, but I'm slowly figuring things out. I'm getting more use to the inventory and crafting so it's not as frustrating as it was before.

Thank you very much for your reply, it's very appreciated.

The collecting part just feels tedious and boring, but I just started a new game a few minutes ago and it's not terrible. I've just played so many resource collecting games that it's just annoying to me, but it's not the end-all.

As far as crafting goes I just find it confusing. The tutorial takes you to your damaged ship and it's just weird that you have to click inside your ships cargo space and it's suddenly like a crafting bench. The same goes for the exo-suit. It would've made more sense to build a crafting bench to set nearby and go that route.

I do think I'll get use to the systems in this game, it's just a lot of new territory thrown at me at once. I'm just use to other crafting games, but I do need to be more open to accepting how this game plays.

I do appreciate the mention of the options menu, but I'm just going to play the standard / normal game and learn what to do.

It wasn't good a few years ago when I tried it, and I ended up refunding it entirely because of the VR. I purchased it again last year and played for an hour or two before putting it back down. I have a whopping 3.8 hours total.

I will give this game another shot due to this major update, and to be honest it's very unfair of me to gripe about this game with under 4 hours total playtime. I absolutely love space games, so this should be right up my alley. I may eventually hop back in VR and give that a shot as well.

My main dislikes are the crafting and collection of materials, but hopefully once I'm over that hurdle I'll see the game as it really is.

That's is really creepy. Goodbye.