The actual statistic of the headline is that people surveyed reported that over the last two years they “sometimes” or “regularly” no longer ate three meals a day because of inflation and the fall in their purchasing power.

Exactly. I’d be reluctant to try any of the other games that OP names because I “don’t have the time” and yet I have 200+ hours in DRG.

Of games that I’ve ONLY played on the SteamDeck, I think Dead Cells is probably my favourite.

Does this mean we can expect a glut of cheap 3rd party controllers on the market that can be used for PC gaming?

A great book but I don’t know if I’d recommend it as a “get into reading” book.

Similar to some countries banning games that depict skulls or blood, these countries have banned games that depict gambling. This is different from banning games that contain loot boxes or actual gambling.

I switched my Alexa to Australian female voice as I found it less annoying than the default UK female one.

Yes! For some reason, she’s way less annoying than the Brit or American options.

I would love to have the ability to know for any journey, no matter how complex, what time I need to leave to arrive on time.

Just hopping on this post to say that Steam actually did a really nice Top 100 Steam Deck games for their Summer Sale.

I got Hades and Dead Cells in the sale.

Rock and Stone in the heart!

I’ve had a curious eye on the game for a while but the need for the Ubisoft launcher put me off. How is it on Steam? Steam Deck compatibility would be a big bonus for me too.

Can I ask what tools people are using to mass edit their Reddit comments?

A good response. Civlised and to-the-point.

If you like Hoplite try Pawnbarian

I… I think I just got Rickrolled by my own brain.

Slay the Sire - Instigate a medieval peasant revolt and establish a commune.

GoT simulator - Crusader Kings but somehow with even more incest and also dragons.

Return of the Obra Dinn and The Outer Wilds both for sure. Both have common themes of solving an over-arching puzzle by exploration and examination of an environment.

Not a new thing in China. I’ve seen similar robots on patrol outside major railway stations back in 2019. Those ones seemed to be equipped with facial recognition and tasked with basically detecting people who are loitering and telling them to move on.