

I bet it was a rogue AI that did this! Totally.
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I bet it was a rogue AI that did this! Totally.


There is a whole industry for women’s games. Good +15 years ago I was part of external / independent teams that developed games for them. (They were not that successful hits but still)
It is just not as evident as steam or any other game store: Bigfish Games
Now they are just starting to realize that, there are women on Steam.
But don’t forget all the big cozy hits that are “surprising” hits: Stardew, Portia/Sandrock. Casual games are thriving as they should!
I call them SoopCube.
Tho right now I am storing fruits for smoothies in it… Still, SoopCube.


LLMs are designed to be addictive.
If you set the settings (that should be on by default) it will be more of a tool than something that foeces you to interact with.
Examples:
Don’t let them ask questions if they are not needed. You prompt it not the other way around.
Turn off compliments and ask for more negative feedback.
Make sure it doesn’t pretend to be human with feelings and actual personality.
I found these pretty useful rules.
If only they would know that Himalayan salt can be a great deodorant. (With some caveats)
It is a divination form. You flip 3 coins a couple of times (or flip sticks originally I believe) and you get an answer in a very vague wise person way.
I believe it is based on an Asian book that was written a while back. It was popular back in the Eu about… 25 years ago. Way easier than tarot reading. I never got into that - tho I do love the symbolism of the cards, I even wanted to make a set from scratch.
Have you tried Yijing / I Ching yet? It is amazing!
I would also recommend Babylon 5 if you haven’t tried it yet.


Don’t forget a subscription free garage opener/motor camera.
Thank you for the recommendation!
The grief theme reminds me Spiritfarer, I haven’t finished that game either. And I think that was kinda targeted game also…