They’ve got strong DRM (Divine Rights Management)

First you said you didn’t want to receive “pro vaccine propaganda” and now you’re saying parents need to be given information about vaccines.

Would you recommend just getting the base game, or is it worth getting the Community of Planets Edition with the DLCs included? Do they add much to the game?

I run NoScript and I can right-click just fine.

Mom, look! I’m a statistic!

They’re wrong too, although less-so.

Also, what about that last American?

Put your calculators away boys. Looks like the store discovered how math works.

I use an old platter on my desk as a coaster.

If only there were any other places on the internet where you could find boobs.

Nah, it’ll keep the house warm!

Have you been to a movie theatre lately? You get car ads before the previews now.

Finger licking good! Finger! Not breast and thigh licking!

That’s a great feature, because their employees are fucking useless for knowing where things are.

That’s why I clicked on it too. Also, mammoths and mastodons are different animals.

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Serene

Rimworld

Me, over here committing war crimes: Uhhh…

It’s still a valid metric because why would you keep playing a game you’re not enjoying? The number of hours isn’t a measure of how much time it takes to beat, or how much time I feel I should get out of it. It’s how much time I do get out of it.

I don’t care if a $30 game claims to have 100 hours of content. If I only play it for 2 hours before I drop it for being boring, then the cost/time is $15/hour.

If it’s tedious, why would you keep playing? Just stop and move on to a different game. If you only play it for 15 hours before dropping it, then that becomes the figure for the $/t ratio.

200 hours

Just a beginner, huh?

Rimworld for sure. I paid full price for it on Ludeon’s website and played it a lot. When it released on Steam I started playing it there and now it’s my most played Steam game by far. Based on some quick and dirty math, it’s cost me under $0.03 per hour of enjoyment.

Another big one is Against the Storm. I’ve only played a few hundred hours so far but that’s been worth every penny I spent too. I bought it during the last Winter Sale on Steam and I’ve put in about 200 hours.