@PRBG_Aesthetics I love this account so much because of the mix of nostalgia and just beauty of so many of the pieces, but on the flipside it just highlights how much modern gaming has lost in terms of art direction and set dressing.
Growing up in the Poconos and now living in the Lehigh Valley, itβs weird seeing people online talk about not being able to afford homes, not being able to find jobs, etc.
Everyone I grew up with who wants to own a home does, everyone has at least a decent job, and thereβs plenty of upward opportunity for anyone who wants to push themselves a bit, on top of as you said, plenty of great reasons to be here otherwise.
Iβve been all over the US, and traveled to quite a few corners of the world, and Iβve yet to find somewhere that would make leaving PA an easy choice.
A buddy was helping me for a convention, drove to my house and we filled his car with everything needed for my booth. Weβre getting ready to drive two hours to go setup the booth, and he says βuhβ¦you donβt have anything to fix a flat tire do you?β
No, but I have a guy. 30 minutes later we were on our way to the convention, his tire patched by my guy 250 yards from my house.
Itβs good to have guys, isnβt it @jagersombrero ?
@GeorgeRoush@0_mazra Nothing worse as a car guy than being told about an awesome relatively cheap version of something you didnβt know existed when youβve got no space or real excuse to get one.
@TheRealZophar@LocoMogame Hey Zophar, itβs me! Was a great time meeting you all this weekend, attending your panel, and having you present us with the award! Thanks again for the support and all your work over the years!
@XboxArchives Me at 37: "I wonder why I have an incredibly strong emotional attachment to brutalist structures and aesthetics"
Halo, acting as my pop-culture north star from the ages of 14 to...well, 37: π
@PaoloStudi15770 My parents used to beg me to stop playing this song at full blast on the trash soft mats we all had back in the early 2000s. Ducking hardcore mix is pure childhood bliss