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>ilulu in thumbnail

anyone who calls ilulu a loli is fucking retarded

@LittleTom gollum dev too lol

@roboneko @ceo_of_monoeye_dating @sjw if depends on the board. Some may be soldered on. The ones that can be swapped, there are two main kinds that have different amounts of pins. I think it's like 3 and 7. However, 3 pin switches will still work in a 7 pin board. 7 pin switches will work in a 3 pin board, you'll just have to cut the remaining pins off.

Just look up your model and see if you can remove the switches without needing to desolder anything, and check to see what switches it is compatible with.

My last board had soldered on switches, so when they began to die there was nothing I could do about it. I bought a new one from Glorious Gaming that has hotswappable switches to future proof myself. It was the best bang for the buck I could find (without resorting to a redragon keyboard ew). Only issue would be if the board itself got damaged somehow, like from a bad spill or being dropped.

@mushroom_soup getting drunk and doing blow, classy

@ceo_of_monoeye_dating @sjw get a mechanical one where you can swap out the switches. That way, when your keys break you can easily swap em out. Heck, you can even pull a switch from a key you never use like Ins or something.

@ChristiJunior shantae is doomed to live in the shadows forever

@RehnSturm256 I'm still playing PSO2 but I don't think I'll ever stop playing that one lol.

@LukeAlmighty @matana I've made this observation before too. It's kind of hard to explain, but a LOT of gamers and even people who are typically not gamers (think like, female twitch streamers who only play LoL) enjoy these games despite them being pretty challenging.

A good example is that in my entire friend group, even extended friend group, I'm the ONLY one who bought Kirby instead of Elden Ring. That's like a 1:10 ratio. Not counting online friends.

I think part of it for many is because of the social aspect, where everyone is getting the game to talk to each other about it. It's about being part of the experience, everyone figuring stuff out about the game from day one together. It reminds me a lot of like, Marvel movies, where everyone is going to watch it so they can talk to their friends about it. Not the only reason of course, but still a big reason.

This kind of happened with the Harry Potter game as well. All of my friends bought it but I was saving my money for Tears of the Kingdom. Again, I'm the only person who bought that one. When everyone bought Doom Eternal, I bought Animal Crossing.

What I think might be happening, for the most part, is that non-gamer normies/kids will go for something like Kirby/Animal Crossing and think Elden Ring is not their thing. Gamer normies will go for something like Elden Ring and think Kirby is not their thing. So you get a weird mix of total normies and weird gamers playing Kirby, while the majority of gamers are playing Elden Ring.

Does that make more sense?

I think Zelda burned me out on games in general... I can't bring myself to go back to BG3 even though I like it.
That's a shame because I was gaming a lot more this year. I like playing games but man I just don't want to play anything right now.

@ChristiJunior this one is pretty obvious to me.

shantae vs reimu will be much, much harder.

(yokko kyua)

@justnormalkorean this isn't a spoiler they literally showed this in a trailer