GM! Random wolp! #wolf #wolp #wolfstr

Alright, it’s been decided! Anya (left) and Corporina (right)! They’re meant to represent the pack, one is the more casual side, and the other is the more corporate side. Thanks! @npub1tvlk...h4r4 @npub1rpyr...5s57 View quoted note →

There you go @npub1xhpd...r038

Do you know how I know Nostr is dead? No bots have been attacking us.

Maybe I should create an account just to post anime pics like @npub1h5he...dz2n did

Os caras pegaram 250k do governo brasileiro e sentaram em cima disso por 8 anos com um jogo de point and click meia boca. Logo mais vão passar uma lei para forçar lojas virtuais e físicas de jogos a colocar jogo brasileiro na frente da vitrine, com uma engraçada e cômica isenção de imposto.

Being in a meeting with a Spaniard, a Frenchman, and a German who all spoke poor English made me realize how much European languages have in common lol

wolp #wolp #wolfstr #wolf

I actually saw a bit of a similar case, not a insane, but still funny. It was when I used to work at a datacenter. It was a bunch of buildings which belonged to the client, and it was huge, most of it empty since the 90s. One day, the field support team had to be dispatched, and they spent two nights trying to track down a server cabinet they couldn’t find anywhere. Eventually, they traced the connection to a wire that led to an isolated section that was slated for demolition. The place was not only locked down, but the server wasn’t near the entrance, it was deep inside a section plagued with dust, rats, cockroaches, and spiders, as well locked behind 4 locked doors which they spent another week to find the keys for (they even considered breaking the doors). Why was the server there? No one fucking knew. And the best part: they just left it there anyway. No need to change what already works lol. View quoted note →

My two next big purchases will be a VR set and 3D printer. When? Dunno

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This is the 15th time I’ve heard about Japan “banning censorship” this year alone and I’ve yet to see any actual Japanese sources backing that up lol.

Manosaba fanbase dying in 3... 2...

Coffee on a rainy day is so wolp. Random wolp. #wolp #wolfstr #wolf

Still going on, you can suggest more if you want, no limit, just don't flood me with a giant list LOL, and remember to let me know which one is which. (Also, it's not that I didn't like some of the names, they are still under consideration) View quoted note →

#tunestr

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GM! #lika #wolp #wolfstr #wolf

PAMR | Powrina Assisted Media Review #002 (This article cost $765.99 to produce) ################################################################ Oboro Muramasa - Genroku Legends The DLC campaigns are easily the strongest part of the game. That says a lot since I usually dislike DLC. They are short if you skip grinding, but the focus is much sharper than the base game. Each character reworks the combat in meaningful ways. Movesets are more expressive and give you options the main campaign never reaches. Comboing feels better because enemy positioning matters more and the kits are built around that. Some scenarios feel closer to a beat em up and it really refines the system into something more fun to explore. The stories felt much better to play through and expanded on the world. I love some of the characters, and the small amount of fanservice is quite good. Rajaki best girl and very Powrina-coded. 4 Powrinas out of 5 ################################################################ Pragmata The game mixes shooting with real time puzzles. It feels fresh at first, but the systems start to clash over time. The game gives you many tools but does not let you specialize, unless you are constantly going back to the base. Encounters push you to use everything. Returning to base every few fights makes progression feel controlled instead of player driven. There is also a sense of bloat through the whole game. Extra mechanics and interactions keep getting added and pull focus away from the core combat loop. Movement inertia combined with a Bayonetta style dodge creates a mismatch. The game asks for precision but also adds useless weight. Combat ends up feeling like thin layered ideas rather than a single cohesive system. There are moments where it works, like enemy pressure and positioning can create strong encounters even if the enemies don't account for one another, and shooting feels good outside of some (a bit) spongey enemies. Still, the heavy reliance on hacking and exploiting of it makes it hard to see it as a proper shooter, and that is fine for something that is exploring a new type of gameplay, but it gets tiresome towards the end and noisy as it addes more mechanics, some obligatory to use/go through. The story is generic and Diana does not elevate it. If you want to call something a masterpiece just because it has loli, VNs are right there for you and provide much better stories. And yes, Diana is very cute. 2.5 Powrinas out of 5 ################################################################ Pokemon Lazarus Pokémon Lazarus is a solid option if you want a tougher take on Pokémon. The difficulty stays consistent, although it's not too extreme, just what I would call the right amount for new players and old players. It avoids the usual problem where you outlevel everything, but even outleveled you still need to think during fights. The story is good and it explores ideas the official games usually avoid. The scope can feel too big at times, so going for full completion can get overwhelming. The side quests stand out the most since they expand the monster catching idea in ways that feel meaningful. This is ROM is what I wish the official Pokemon games were. 3.5 Powrinas out of 5 #pamr #powrina #gaming #gamestr

Reminded me that there’s a whole industry now of people defending DS2 and Scholar, throwing around “cognitive dissonance” or whatever other psychology buzzwords, but their entire argument boils down to “if you play the way the devs intended (?), it’s actually good.” Look, I like the game too and the PVP is still the best in the series. There’s no need to try this hard to defend it. View quoted note →