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Ugghhhhh husky won't stop crashing, there's broken notifications.

it seems that the longer tears of the kingdom has been out, the less praise it has been getting. people are getting pretty critical of it now, myself included.

i can imagine that a year from now, it will be pretty low on most zelda fans' rankings. then, ten years from now, some 3 hour long video essay called "tears of the kingdom is a misunderstood masterpiece" will come out and change everyone's minds about the game except none of them will actually ever replay it and just think it was actually good.

that's the major test to determine whether a game was good or bad. if you can go back and play it ten years later and it's still just as good as everyone says it was, or you thought it was, if not better. games like ocarina of time, star fox 64, and mario 64 get better with age for me. games like silent hill that i never played until 15-20 years after their original release were just as good as people said they were. i can't imagine breath of the wild or tears of the kingdom falling into that same category, to be honest.

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I accidentally fell asleep before I could set an alarm so I only slept 3 hours :sadgery:

I have just been informed that this week AstraZeneca has started blocking access to Bae.st on the company Wi-Fi at their San Francisco location.

i might make blue pillar a little lighter, see if i can maybe find some snow to put on it too.

can anyone help me remember the name of this game?

it was an old macintosh game, could have been elsewhere but that's where i played it.

it's just monochrome, i think. it's 2d and i think from a top-down perspective. it's a simple dungeon exploration game where you have to find keys to progress to the next area. i don't remember there being any sound but maybe we didn't have the right hardware for it.

it's definitely from before the year 2000, most likely from the late 80s or early 90s if i had to guess.

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