ik this has been said to death but mtg is genuinely one of my favourite games of all time and its been deeply disheartening to watch them strip out or neglect everything I love about it to try sell more gambling to funko pop adults and people who buy jurassic park monopoly boards
im calling it now, digger is going to end up being regarded as a flop turned cult classic that'll draw big crowds for event screenings 20 or so years from now
‘We Love Kissing Each Other’ Vase by ceramicist Catalina Cheng handcrafted from porcelain and features a playful hand-lettered speech bubble in cobalt blue underglaze.
actually a pretty like interesting analysis of Minecraft
its not really about exploring a strange, desolate world anymore. it is about looting and using.. fun interesting way to look at a game that doesn't really think about that sort of thing very deeply
@Meelsie143 the only real plus for the og's is the higher contrast, though I do think that the new ones are hurt by coming out after a decade long wave of minecraft clones and pixel games, putting them in a kind of uncanny valley knockoff territory for some ppl, more stardew than mc
I dont go here anymore but I think it's really funny that blizzard went "we've made playing our mmo casually suck shit and our QoL features have slowly removed casual social interaction and players in the world, let's release another version of our game where we didn't do that"