I wanted to thank you for the follow! You followed a long time ago but I kept forgetting to thank you, I'm really sorry m(_ _)m
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skep
1 year ago
Hey, don't thank me, thank... Miela's stomach ache I guess? I'm pretty sure I thought "wow, this person was nice enough to offer a well-wish". And then I also liked your site, so really you're winning on two counts.
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What, a Canterbury update AND a Blog update on the same day? Who am I and what did I do with Skep?
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If you'll excuse a terrible joke, I Love-a your Lounge.
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lavalounge
1 year ago
Not only will I excuse it, I welcome it! Also, thanks for the compliment, quite fond of your wit and words as well, keep it coming.
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I played Citizen Sleeper a few months back. Death and insolvency always seems like looming threats, but once you get a steady day-to-day rhythm I think you'll surprise yourself with how well you can keep yourself going.
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miela583
1 year ago
That's not bad to hear at all. I'm going to dig into it more this weekend, but had a small suspicious it could become a "start over, start over" style game, which can be frustrating in such a text-dense game, no matter how sharp the writing. I'll turn it back on without a resigned sigh thanks to this message, thanks!
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thegameboyabyss
1 year ago
I know this is an older post, but I played Citizen Sleeper last year, and I adore it! The early game is certainly the nastiest part, but once you've established yourself in the station, it's actually pretty easy just to keep yourself alive without real worry. Super recommend it, genuinely one of the best games of the year from 2022.
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skep
1 year ago
Having a couple quick boxes on the home page to update when I'm too busy to do anything substantial helps keep things feeling fresh.
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I've been picking away at the Canterbury Tales for over a year now. I am down to the last tale and I CAN TASTE IT.
...Except it's 45 pages of straight sermon, huh boy. For reference, the Manciple's Tale was maybe 6 or so and had the decency to at least rhyme.