games
Friday, April 3, 2026
I miss games where they just kind of accepted that the combat systems was to serve some other part of the game (usually story)
and didn't need to be these le epic encounters
doubt people care, but free real? Steam game
ik this wasn't the first Simulator game, but it's one of the major early ones
and it was decent in its time
Saturday, April 4, 2026
Fanatical bundles should have some sort of pitty system
they're probably still the best *real* game lottery site, but their key pools are sorta a mess
I finished Rogue Legacy 2's super bosses
I think the post game stuff is way better than the first games, but there are just winning strats that are objectively way better
Replying to Spooky Phijkchu #spooky.131 Fanatical bundles should have some sort of pitty system they're probably still the best *real* game lottery site, but their key pools are sorta a mess
so how likely is it you get anything decent
uh, if you don't own many games, you'll probably get something playable
issue is a lot of the "wins" are good indie games from 5-10 years ago
so higher odds its something you've already played/tried
as far as the odds of winning a new $70 game, probably 0.1-0.5%
idk if they publish odds anywhere
Replying to Dialga #god_of_time so how likely is it you get anything decent
They got maybe 3 okay indie games among 75 total games
to give you the odds from the recent one
nothing high price though
when I've done them I'd say the odds are (and adjusted value)
<1% Big AAA game ($60)
5% A recent indie game ($15)
15% A well-reviewed older indie game ($5)
20% An older indie game, that you've probably heard of ($2.50)
20% Some weird experimental game with <1,000 lifetime sales ($1)
40% Filler trash ($0)
yeah, that's my problem too
I also just don't want a bunch of trash in my library
if I win dogshit, I tend to not even claim it
Act 10 of Crimson Desert is so tonally absurd
I love it