Knicks26
@knicksrip
backlog delinquent
Doom IS the mask, that's the whole point. If he went around without it on, he wouldn't be Dr. Doom, intimidating sorcerer- scientist -- he'd be King Victor the Foppish Brat of Latveria.
Meanwhile spent way too much time in Forza Horizon 6 earlier. Up to 60 hours now
Finished The Two Masters. Fun while it lasts but waaaay too short, and with a difficulty that ramps way up just for the last boss.
Really enjoyed Call of the Elder Gods. I think I still like the first game more for its isolating, lonely mood but this one has a fuller story and a better variety of puzzles. And Nazis! Joyfully despicable Nazis. Definitely worth the 6-7 hrs of your time.
Am I the only one who looked at this and first thought was someone shot Jack in the head
I know the headline makes sense right now in 2026, when even the most far-fetched shit happens in our dystopian hellscape... but imagine reading this even just a decade ago. I don't think we understood that robots weren't going to benefit us; instead, we feed them our habits, words, and creativity.
Reaching my limit in Forza Horizon 6. 50 hours in, achieved legend status, did a whole lot of side stuff. By contrast, I put 110 hours into FH5 (albeit including DLC). Big difference is that while Mexico felt fresh and compelling, Japan mostly feels a lot like Britain in FH4.
Finally (!) finished Callisto Protocol and DLC after years of chipping away at it. No specific reason why I kept driving away from it; just got busy with other stuff. That said, it really is such a good companion to the Dead Space remake. I liked them both so much -- sad that Callisto got massacred.
*starts up Mutation Nation for the 500th time* *pauses to contemplate* What the fuck is he pointing at??
It is truly sad how quickly I jumped on this. But ya know, I love my Forza Horizon 5 controller -- it's my favorite right there with my Doom Elite. This one seems just as crazy and beautiful.
I'm not really familiar with this guy but I feel like telling him congrats on his Hulu reboot
Back in the early '90s this is how we did portable pinball and we LIKED it. #retrogaming (Also, if you had a TurboExpress and lots of batteries, you were riding high.)
Finally got around to the brilliant Llamasoft: The @stinkyox.bsky.social Story and had to take a screenshot of this beauty. I was only 12 when I got T2K; I played it almost daily for 6 months, to the detriment of one very lonely SNES. Masterpiece indeed. I miss how it looks on a CRT!