Yveltal blogged
Looking for Legendary pokemon for pokemon shield
Hey there I'm looking for anyone who has a Yveltal or Shiny Yveltal, Lugia or Shiny, Kyoger/shiny, make it easier I'm looking for all the Shield Exclusive legendary, I have Sword and I need to Shield ones, if anyone can hook me up that be very appreciated.
JohnCrsp blogged
How to Buy Delta-8 Oil Online
In many countries around the world Delta-8 oil is used to help relieve the symptoms of ailments such as arthritis and other degenerative diseases. Unfortunately for the people of these countries hemp extract is not yet available. This is why Delta-8 oil is used to help get relief for these people. Unfortunately, not all medical professionals are aware that CBD can be used to treat ailments including these two. That's when Delta-8 oil and hemp extract enter the picture. Delta-8 oil is used because it has been found to be a full-spectrum natural ingredient and Delta-8 hemp extract has been found to be the most beneficial of all.
Not only do Delta-8 oils help with muscle spasms, cramps, diarrhea and nausea, but it also helps to bring relief to menopause symptoms such as hot flashes and night sweats. It is also known to help people who are dealing with depression and anxiety. Delta-8 oil and CBD will also help to prevent the onset of cancer and help keep mental aches and pains at bay. Delta-8 also helps to maintain a healthy liver and stimulates the brain. In fact, Delta-8 is one of the most powerful herbs for mental health. (according to www.area52.com)
Delta-8 oil and hemp extract also offer some positive side effects. For example, Delta-8 oil can help to ease anxiety, migraines, joint pain, chronic depression and insomnia. Hemp extract is so powerful that it can even help to fight substance abuse. Delta-8 oil will reduce the symptoms of migraine headaches and help to relax frayed nerves. Delta-8 oil in its full spectrum form is highly recommended for those who are dealing with painful neurological conditions.
When you purchase Delta-8 oil online or at an herbal store, look for an ingredient called Ephedra. This ingredient has been used for many years and has been proven safe and effective for all patients. Ephedra-containing products have long been promoted as a cure-all, but recent stories have brought serious questions about the safety of using this herb. Some studies have shown that the use of full spectrum oil can result in fatal seizures in certain individuals. Before using any herbal remedy, be sure to do your research and consider the potential side effects.
When you choose to buy Delta-8 oil online, be sure to look for a list of ingredients. This will help you find out if the product contains Ephedra. Also, read customer reviews to see what others have to say about the oil's effectiveness. The benefits of full spectrum oil are impressive and it certainly does make life better for many people, but if you are allergic, do your research before using any herbal remedy.
Delta-8 oil is a great natural resource. It is made from hemp extract, which is not only healthier for you but more environmentally responsible than many other alternative oils. Delta-8 oil online comes from the Horseshoe Delta plant, grown in south-western Australia. It may be a new crop, but it is an excellent choice when buying full spectrum oils.
Visit: https://area52.com/delta-8-tinctures/
Not only do Delta-8 oils help with muscle spasms, cramps, diarrhea and nausea, but it also helps to bring relief to menopause symptoms such as hot flashes and night sweats. It is also known to help people who are dealing with depression and anxiety. Delta-8 oil and CBD will also help to prevent the onset of cancer and help keep mental aches and pains at bay. Delta-8 also helps to maintain a healthy liver and stimulates the brain. In fact, Delta-8 is one of the most powerful herbs for mental health. (according to www.area52.com)
Delta-8 oil and hemp extract also offer some positive side effects. For example, Delta-8 oil can help to ease anxiety, migraines, joint pain, chronic depression and insomnia. Hemp extract is so powerful that it can even help to fight substance abuse. Delta-8 oil will reduce the symptoms of migraine headaches and help to relax frayed nerves. Delta-8 oil in its full spectrum form is highly recommended for those who are dealing with painful neurological conditions.
When you purchase Delta-8 oil online or at an herbal store, look for an ingredient called Ephedra. This ingredient has been used for many years and has been proven safe and effective for all patients. Ephedra-containing products have long been promoted as a cure-all, but recent stories have brought serious questions about the safety of using this herb. Some studies have shown that the use of full spectrum oil can result in fatal seizures in certain individuals. Before using any herbal remedy, be sure to do your research and consider the potential side effects.
When you choose to buy Delta-8 oil online, be sure to look for a list of ingredients. This will help you find out if the product contains Ephedra. Also, read customer reviews to see what others have to say about the oil's effectiveness. The benefits of full spectrum oil are impressive and it certainly does make life better for many people, but if you are allergic, do your research before using any herbal remedy.
Delta-8 oil is a great natural resource. It is made from hemp extract, which is not only healthier for you but more environmentally responsible than many other alternative oils. Delta-8 oil online comes from the Horseshoe Delta plant, grown in south-western Australia. It may be a new crop, but it is an excellent choice when buying full spectrum oils.
Visit: https://area52.com/delta-8-tinctures/
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simomatic blogged
When going for friends (or any dating).
My advice to people is to use their intuition to pick the friends/dates they know they can be. It seems to be a lost art and has saved my ass more than once. Consider how animals have their instincts and it just comes natural.
simomatic blogged
Talking about people
Be yourself and you'll eventually find friends naturally. Take this as a opportunity to reassess who you know and weed them out. If someone gives you shite for something that's pretty petty and what not then there's a possibility that they are not a true friend and you're better off without them. It's a way of saying "Yep, it's for the best that happened".
Much love people. <3
Much love people. <3
simomatic blogged
Shyness and if you're in doubt of something
"When in doubt, YOLO." - Simo
Life's short, f-ck it, just go for it. Only thing that could happen is rejection and if it does? So what, always someone else right? That could be better. My tip on shyness - you never know.
Life's short, f-ck it, just go for it. Only thing that could happen is rejection and if it does? So what, always someone else right? That could be better. My tip on shyness - you never know.
Thurlow blogged
Teacher and their Student
STUDENT: Sir, can I ask a question?
TEACHER: Yes!
STUDENT: How do you put an
elephant inside a fridge?
TEACHER: I don't know.
STUDENT: It's easy, you just open
the fridge and put it in. I have
another question!
TEACHER: Ok, ask.
STUDENT: How to put a donkey
inside the fridge?
TEACHER: It's easy, you just open
the fridge and put it in.
STUDENT: No sir, You just open the
fridge take out the elephant and put
it in.
TEACHER: Ooh...ok!!
STUDENT: Let me ask another one. If
all the animals went to the lion's
birthday party, and one animal went
missing which one would it be?
TEACHER: The lion of course!
Because it wud eat all the animals.
STUDENT: No sir, it is the donkey
becoz it's still inside the fridge.
TEACHER: Are you kidding me?
STUDENT: No sir, 1 last question.
TEACHER: Ok!
STUDENT: If there's a river full of
crocodiles and you wanted to cross,
how would you?
TEACHER: There's no way, I would
need a boat to cross.
STUDENT: No sir, you just swim and
cross it because all the
animals went to the lion's birthday
party.
TEACHER: Yes!
STUDENT: How do you put an
elephant inside a fridge?
TEACHER: I don't know.
STUDENT: It's easy, you just open
the fridge and put it in. I have
another question!
TEACHER: Ok, ask.
STUDENT: How to put a donkey
inside the fridge?
TEACHER: It's easy, you just open
the fridge and put it in.
STUDENT: No sir, You just open the
fridge take out the elephant and put
it in.
TEACHER: Ooh...ok!!
STUDENT: Let me ask another one. If
all the animals went to the lion's
birthday party, and one animal went
missing which one would it be?
TEACHER: The lion of course!
Because it wud eat all the animals.
STUDENT: No sir, it is the donkey
becoz it's still inside the fridge.
TEACHER: Are you kidding me?
STUDENT: No sir, 1 last question.
TEACHER: Ok!
STUDENT: If there's a river full of
crocodiles and you wanted to cross,
how would you?
TEACHER: There's no way, I would
need a boat to cross.
STUDENT: No sir, you just swim and
cross it because all the
animals went to the lion's birthday
party.
jasacutting blogged
Jual Dan Pasang Baja Ringan Murah Semarang
Jual Dan Pasang Baja Ringan Murah Semarang
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Sekilas tentang mesin CNC
Mulai dengan penawaran pekerjaan di mana pekerjaan itu ialah apa yang masih belum pernah saya kerjakan awal mulanya, untuk menjalankan mesin yang dimaksud mesin CNC, mesin CNC ialah ringkasan dari kontrol numerik pc, pada prinsipnya mesin buat dengan gampang dengan gampang bekerja dengan manual memakai automatic pc.
Mesin CNC ini kerap diaplikasikan di mesin yang ada awal mulanya, seperti mesin bubut, mesin bor, mesin pemotong, mesin router dsb. Saat sebelum mulai produksi memakai mesin CNC ini, kita mesti merencanakan memakai feature lunak CAD (mis. Auto CAD, dan sebagainya.). Seterusnya, rancangan akan diganti ke code perintah (umpamanya GCode) memakai feature lunak CAM (mis. Sheet cam, aspire vectric dan sebagainya.). Tapi tidak cukup buat sampai di situ rancangan yang udah diganti jadi gcode kami masih memerlukan satu feature lunak kembali buat jalankan GCODE, sebagai feature lunak yang dimaksud Mach3.
Mesin CNC punya sumbu pergerakan atau kerap dimaksud sumbu, dalam mesin CNC punya sumbu yang tidak sama, ada 3 sumbu, 4xis atau mungkin lebih bergantung di kepentingan, tapi apa yang kerap dipakai ialah 3 sumbu, ialah mesin CNC yang punya 3 Sumbu gerak ialah sumbu x (pergerakan kanan serta kiri), sumbu y (depan serta belakang), serta sumbu Z (gerak ke bawah). Berpindah di tiap-tiap sumbu buat memakai motor stepper di mana tiap-tiap motor stepper akan bergerak sesuai sama koordinat udah dipastikan oleh GCode serta akan menciptakan gambar yang udah kami rancang. Itu pemicunya kontrol numerik dimaksud, karena tiap-tiap pergerakan motor stepper memerlukan hitungan numerik (matematika).
Waktu ini tidak beberapa negara maju atau berkembang (seperti Indonesia) punya mesin CNC mereka sendiri, karena dengan mesin CNC bisa menciptakan object atau produk produk dengan cepat dan mudah.
Tapi buat punya Msesiin CNC build akan memerlukan banyak modal serta ongkos buat perawatan, bahkan juga maka janganlah panik karena saat ini terdapat banyak anak muda Indonesia yang bisa merancang mesin CNC mereka dan udah dipasarkan ke beberapa wilayah pada harga yang ada. Relatif bermacam-macam bergantung di rincian yang dipunyai oleh mesin CNC.
Barangkali itu cuma gagasan mesin CNC, lain kesempatan saya akan mengkaji apa saja yang berkaitan dengan mesin CNC.
http://sirajin.my.id
Menjual dan menerima pesangan baja ringan, atap kanopi, plafon, partisi dan menerima jasa cutting plasma dan router.
Sekilas tentang mesin CNC
Mulai dengan penawaran pekerjaan di mana pekerjaan itu ialah apa yang masih belum pernah saya kerjakan awal mulanya, untuk menjalankan mesin yang dimaksud mesin CNC, mesin CNC ialah ringkasan dari kontrol numerik pc, pada prinsipnya mesin buat dengan gampang dengan gampang bekerja dengan manual memakai automatic pc.
Mesin CNC ini kerap diaplikasikan di mesin yang ada awal mulanya, seperti mesin bubut, mesin bor, mesin pemotong, mesin router dsb. Saat sebelum mulai produksi memakai mesin CNC ini, kita mesti merencanakan memakai feature lunak CAD (mis. Auto CAD, dan sebagainya.). Seterusnya, rancangan akan diganti ke code perintah (umpamanya GCode) memakai feature lunak CAM (mis. Sheet cam, aspire vectric dan sebagainya.). Tapi tidak cukup buat sampai di situ rancangan yang udah diganti jadi gcode kami masih memerlukan satu feature lunak kembali buat jalankan GCODE, sebagai feature lunak yang dimaksud Mach3.
Mesin CNC punya sumbu pergerakan atau kerap dimaksud sumbu, dalam mesin CNC punya sumbu yang tidak sama, ada 3 sumbu, 4xis atau mungkin lebih bergantung di kepentingan, tapi apa yang kerap dipakai ialah 3 sumbu, ialah mesin CNC yang punya 3 Sumbu gerak ialah sumbu x (pergerakan kanan serta kiri), sumbu y (depan serta belakang), serta sumbu Z (gerak ke bawah). Berpindah di tiap-tiap sumbu buat memakai motor stepper di mana tiap-tiap motor stepper akan bergerak sesuai sama koordinat udah dipastikan oleh GCode serta akan menciptakan gambar yang udah kami rancang. Itu pemicunya kontrol numerik dimaksud, karena tiap-tiap pergerakan motor stepper memerlukan hitungan numerik (matematika).
Waktu ini tidak beberapa negara maju atau berkembang (seperti Indonesia) punya mesin CNC mereka sendiri, karena dengan mesin CNC bisa menciptakan object atau produk produk dengan cepat dan mudah.
Tapi buat punya Msesiin CNC build akan memerlukan banyak modal serta ongkos buat perawatan, bahkan juga maka janganlah panik karena saat ini terdapat banyak anak muda Indonesia yang bisa merancang mesin CNC mereka dan udah dipasarkan ke beberapa wilayah pada harga yang ada. Relatif bermacam-macam bergantung di rincian yang dipunyai oleh mesin CNC.
Barangkali itu cuma gagasan mesin CNC, lain kesempatan saya akan mengkaji apa saja yang berkaitan dengan mesin CNC.
http://sirajin.my.id
Thurlow blogged
Some Things To Think About:-
Why doesn't Tarzan have a beard?
Why do we press harder on a remote control when we know the batteries are flat?
Why do banks charge a fee on 'insufficient funds' when they know there is not enough?
Why do Kamikaze pilots wear helmets?
Why does someone believe you when you say there are four billion stars, but check when you say the paint is wet?
Whose idea was it to put an 'S' in the word 'lisp'?
What is the speed of darkness?
Why is it that people say they 'slept like a baby' when babies wake up every two hours?
If the temperature is zero outside today and it's going to be twice as cold tomorrow, how cold will it be?
How is it that we put man on the moon before we figured out it would be a good idea to put wheels on luggage?
Why do people pay to go up tall buildings and then put money in binoculars to look at things on the ground?
Did you ever stop and wonder......
Who was the first person to look at a cow and say, 'I think I'll squeeze
these pink dangly things here, and drink whatever comes out?'
Who was the first person to say, 'See that chicken there... I'm gonna eat the next thing that comes outta it's bum.'
Why do toasters always have a setting so high that could burn th e toast to a horrible crisp, which no decent human being would eat?
Why is there a light in the fridge and not in the freezer?
Why does a Gynaecologist leave the room when a lady get undressed if they are going to look anyway?
Why does Goofy stand erect while Pluto remains on all fours? They're both dogs !
If quizzes are quizzical, what are tests?
If corn oil is made from corn, and vegetable oil is made from vegetables, then what is baby oil made from?
If electricity comes from electrons, does morality come from morons?
Do illiterate people get the full effect of Alphabet Soup?
Did you ever notice that when you blow in a dog's face, he gets mad at you, but when you take him on a car ride, he sticks his head out the window?
Does pushing the lift button more than once make it arrive faster?
Why do we press harder on a remote control when we know the batteries are flat?
Why do banks charge a fee on 'insufficient funds' when they know there is not enough?
Why do Kamikaze pilots wear helmets?
Why does someone believe you when you say there are four billion stars, but check when you say the paint is wet?
Whose idea was it to put an 'S' in the word 'lisp'?
What is the speed of darkness?
Why is it that people say they 'slept like a baby' when babies wake up every two hours?
If the temperature is zero outside today and it's going to be twice as cold tomorrow, how cold will it be?
How is it that we put man on the moon before we figured out it would be a good idea to put wheels on luggage?
Why do people pay to go up tall buildings and then put money in binoculars to look at things on the ground?
Did you ever stop and wonder......
Who was the first person to look at a cow and say, 'I think I'll squeeze
these pink dangly things here, and drink whatever comes out?'
Who was the first person to say, 'See that chicken there... I'm gonna eat the next thing that comes outta it's bum.'
Why do toasters always have a setting so high that could burn th e toast to a horrible crisp, which no decent human being would eat?
Why is there a light in the fridge and not in the freezer?
Why does a Gynaecologist leave the room when a lady get undressed if they are going to look anyway?
Why does Goofy stand erect while Pluto remains on all fours? They're both dogs !
If quizzes are quizzical, what are tests?
If corn oil is made from corn, and vegetable oil is made from vegetables, then what is baby oil made from?
If electricity comes from electrons, does morality come from morons?
Do illiterate people get the full effect of Alphabet Soup?
Did you ever notice that when you blow in a dog's face, he gets mad at you, but when you take him on a car ride, he sticks his head out the window?
Does pushing the lift button more than once make it arrive faster?
Cap blogged
Neoblog 50
I suppose you deserve an explanation.
Forever is apparently a few months it seems.
I wasn't really in a good place mentally. Still not, but I'm never not in a great place. I tend to take it out on here a lot of the times a la Neoblog 49 and others.
I thought maybe I needed to space myself from things that I thought made me most unhappy. I figured isolating myself from anywhere social would be a good idea. It didn't really work as I got pretty bored. While the site is great for socializing, a lot of my creative endeavors are seen on here. Running things like Cap's Casino or the Neostreet Market made me do things. It made things less awful.
The biggest thing is feeling like I didn't belong. I was wrong. I do belong here as I've established myself in posting and whatever I do here. That said, maybe I'm struggling with the idea of feeling accepted. I think I'll always struggle with that and that's okay.
Why did I return? I'm not really sure I'm 100% back. I'm back for now since on a lark, I checked in on sword_of_omens since he's a cool dude. I saw he was doing that telephone game again and I messaged him on PSN asking if he needed someone to fill in on something that I'd be game.
Of course he sent the picture here making me have to log back in to view it. I suppose you can thank him for bringing me back today.
I saw your remarks and stuff. It contradicts what I think of what you think of me. I'm mostly surprised Doc said anything since I didn't think he cared.
Anyway, I'm here for now. I posted a bit. I guess we'll see if I'm back tomorrow.
Forever is apparently a few months it seems.
I wasn't really in a good place mentally. Still not, but I'm never not in a great place. I tend to take it out on here a lot of the times a la Neoblog 49 and others.
I thought maybe I needed to space myself from things that I thought made me most unhappy. I figured isolating myself from anywhere social would be a good idea. It didn't really work as I got pretty bored. While the site is great for socializing, a lot of my creative endeavors are seen on here. Running things like Cap's Casino or the Neostreet Market made me do things. It made things less awful.
The biggest thing is feeling like I didn't belong. I was wrong. I do belong here as I've established myself in posting and whatever I do here. That said, maybe I'm struggling with the idea of feeling accepted. I think I'll always struggle with that and that's okay.
Why did I return? I'm not really sure I'm 100% back. I'm back for now since on a lark, I checked in on sword_of_omens since he's a cool dude. I saw he was doing that telephone game again and I messaged him on PSN asking if he needed someone to fill in on something that I'd be game.
Of course he sent the picture here making me have to log back in to view it. I suppose you can thank him for bringing me back today.
I saw your remarks and stuff. It contradicts what I think of what you think of me. I'm mostly surprised Doc said anything since I didn't think he cared.
Anyway, I'm here for now. I posted a bit. I guess we'll see if I'm back tomorrow.
keobong79 blogged
Kèo Bóng Đá – Xem Tỷ lệ Bóng Đá Trực tuyến
Xem keobongda hôm nay, cập nhật ti le keo từng ngày nhanh nhất và chính xác nhất. Bên cạnh đó, cùng keobong79 cập nhật tin tức bóng đá bên lề mỗi ngày, những người nhận định chuyên sâu từ các chuyên gia hàng đầu trong lĩnh vực soi kèo.
http://keobong79.com/
http://keobong79.com/
pietroschek blogged
Fond memories
With the original game the German version I had purchased never worked with the US patches (which had more content than the one German patch). A remake could be fine, as that game was based on a not so good adventure, but the devs & modders really added content... And that sorceress hot-chic was also cool. `I do my best´ ;-) GreyhawkTheTempleOfElementalEvil
pietroschek blogged
The Usual Ouches
Still trapped between wellfare & underpaid jobs. Coronavirus had us in hardened lockdown. Testing a new sales platform: https://gumroad.com/amp1972 - Age sets in, gaming became less & less the last years.
Andre Michael Pietroschek
gumroad.comUniversity dropout & ex-homeless survivor. Hobby author & amateur producer of synthetic voice storytelling.
Tenshi blogged
15 Years
I can't do math. I forgot to update in 2019, and in 2020 I accidentally looked at 2018's 12 years and somehow just wrote 12 years again. Nope, it's 15. I don't use this site but I still automatically notice February 12th as being a special day and come to make my annual anniversary post out of habit. This day will always be special. Virtue Vermillion
Spirit Walker blogged
Nostalgia
I'm writing this here, because I'm not sure where else I could write it. The only upside to everyone I use to know on this site moving on is that I'm basically talking into the void now.
Whenever I feel nostalgic, Neoseeker firmly comes to mind. I was 12 when I joined this site. Back then it was always buzzing with activity. When I look back there are people I would talk to regularly, but not to the level where I feel like they're friends lost. I saw one online the last time I logged on and was tempted to message. What would I say though? "Hey, remember me?? We never really talked much but I've made a connection in my mind of you, role playing, and my childhood?? Please respond?"
I don't know if we can still say hindsight is 2020, after the sugar show of a year that turned out to be. It may not be 2020, but it is amusing. When I was 12 my problems seemed so big. At 24 my problems seem so big. I wonder when I'm 36 and realise my problems now aren't as bad are they seem. Or will I think that living through the worst pandemic in 100 years is a justifiable reason to feel my problems are big?
Probably the latter in fairness.
At 12 I was worried about school tests, and whether my friends were just pretending to like me. At 24 I'm worried about bills, and whether my friends are just pretending to like me. I recently was thinking that maybe my depression was reactive, but looking back I wonder how long its been there. I was always described as a 'sensitive child'. Later I thought that was code for g a y, or anxious. Plot twist, you can be both. If I've always been sad, will I always be sad?
I hope not.
I miss logging on here and escaping into the world of role playing with strangers. I wonder if they were escaping too. I wonder if that mod who had to ban me several times because I couldn't stick to the 7 line rule is doing well. I wonder if I could stick to the seven line rule now. The length of my ramblings here make me hopeful.
I know I'm writing into the void, but like a message in a bottle, I hope someone reads this eventually. If you end up being someone from a friendliest long ago,
I hope you're well.
Whenever I feel nostalgic, Neoseeker firmly comes to mind. I was 12 when I joined this site. Back then it was always buzzing with activity. When I look back there are people I would talk to regularly, but not to the level where I feel like they're friends lost. I saw one online the last time I logged on and was tempted to message. What would I say though? "Hey, remember me?? We never really talked much but I've made a connection in my mind of you, role playing, and my childhood?? Please respond?"
I don't know if we can still say hindsight is 2020, after the sugar show of a year that turned out to be. It may not be 2020, but it is amusing. When I was 12 my problems seemed so big. At 24 my problems seem so big. I wonder when I'm 36 and realise my problems now aren't as bad are they seem. Or will I think that living through the worst pandemic in 100 years is a justifiable reason to feel my problems are big?
Probably the latter in fairness.
At 12 I was worried about school tests, and whether my friends were just pretending to like me. At 24 I'm worried about bills, and whether my friends are just pretending to like me. I recently was thinking that maybe my depression was reactive, but looking back I wonder how long its been there. I was always described as a 'sensitive child'. Later I thought that was code for g a y, or anxious. Plot twist, you can be both. If I've always been sad, will I always be sad?
I hope not.
I miss logging on here and escaping into the world of role playing with strangers. I wonder if they were escaping too. I wonder if that mod who had to ban me several times because I couldn't stick to the 7 line rule is doing well. I wonder if I could stick to the seven line rule now. The length of my ramblings here make me hopeful.
I know I'm writing into the void, but like a message in a bottle, I hope someone reads this eventually. If you end up being someone from a friendliest long ago,
I hope you're well.
Polarity blogged
Polarity's Top 6 Video Games of 2020
6. Nioh 2
5. Ghost of Tsushima
4. Spelunky 2
3. Hades
2. Ghostrunner
1. Trials of Mana
Ghostrunner spoke to the speedrunner in me, particularly given its fast-paced gameplay that requires quick yet precise plays in order to beat each level. Said levels ramp up the intensity with each new enemy type possessing more at their disposal and more enemies to take out. Even in terms of fast-paced gameplay, Spelunky 2 maintained what had made the original an indie classic, with a focus on efficiency and adaptability that few games got right... except for Hades, although Hades was less arcade-y in its roguelike approach and more like a full-blown game. Hades having an utterly captivating story and that distinct Supergiant Games style certainly helped it edge out slightly over Spelunky 2.
This year certainly had its fast-paced hits, but it also had its larger, more meticulous cuts. Ghost of Tsushima shares with Hades its richly detailed storytelling, but stands out due to its slick hack and slash gameplay - particularly during its intense boss fights that err heavily towards the samurai simulation that Sekiro (the one of like two games from last year that was a hit) was wont to be. Speaking of cool old-school Japanese shit, Nioh 2 maintains what the original Nioh had - essentially, if Ninja Gaiden and Dark Souls had a baby together, resulting in a more meticulously-paced hack and slash that still brought me right on back to the golden age of that style.
Trials of Mana may seem like a controversial pick on the surface. For me, it represents everything that this year had gotten right - it's a fast-paced action game with larger than life boss fights and a goddamn charming storyline that, even with some not-so great voice acting, manages to be highly captivating throughout. It being a remake of Seiken Densetsu 3 - the best of the series, don't @ me - likely helps this judgement, but ultimately, what seals the deal is the overall replayability. The game's a good ~18 hours long - the longest on this list, definitely - and yet I could go and play this game many times since it's so goddamn fun to go through. I wasn't sure, though, whether it would be fair to place Trials of Mana above Ghostrunner. Both are banner great games that represent everything I love in games, but what cinched it out for me was length, which makes the former a real bang for my buck and absolutely the game of the year for the first year of the new decade.
(if there is any demand for me to write up lists for 2015-2019, I'll be more than happy to write up those lists)
5. Ghost of Tsushima
4. Spelunky 2
3. Hades
2. Ghostrunner
1. Trials of Mana
Ghostrunner spoke to the speedrunner in me, particularly given its fast-paced gameplay that requires quick yet precise plays in order to beat each level. Said levels ramp up the intensity with each new enemy type possessing more at their disposal and more enemies to take out. Even in terms of fast-paced gameplay, Spelunky 2 maintained what had made the original an indie classic, with a focus on efficiency and adaptability that few games got right... except for Hades, although Hades was less arcade-y in its roguelike approach and more like a full-blown game. Hades having an utterly captivating story and that distinct Supergiant Games style certainly helped it edge out slightly over Spelunky 2.
This year certainly had its fast-paced hits, but it also had its larger, more meticulous cuts. Ghost of Tsushima shares with Hades its richly detailed storytelling, but stands out due to its slick hack and slash gameplay - particularly during its intense boss fights that err heavily towards the samurai simulation that Sekiro (the one of like two games from last year that was a hit) was wont to be. Speaking of cool old-school Japanese shit, Nioh 2 maintains what the original Nioh had - essentially, if Ninja Gaiden and Dark Souls had a baby together, resulting in a more meticulously-paced hack and slash that still brought me right on back to the golden age of that style.
Trials of Mana may seem like a controversial pick on the surface. For me, it represents everything that this year had gotten right - it's a fast-paced action game with larger than life boss fights and a goddamn charming storyline that, even with some not-so great voice acting, manages to be highly captivating throughout. It being a remake of Seiken Densetsu 3 - the best of the series, don't @ me - likely helps this judgement, but ultimately, what seals the deal is the overall replayability. The game's a good ~18 hours long - the longest on this list, definitely - and yet I could go and play this game many times since it's so goddamn fun to go through. I wasn't sure, though, whether it would be fair to place Trials of Mana above Ghostrunner. Both are banner great games that represent everything I love in games, but what cinched it out for me was length, which makes the former a real bang for my buck and absolutely the game of the year for the first year of the new decade.
(if there is any demand for me to write up lists for 2015-2019, I'll be more than happy to write up those lists)