ApoxFox

Hey! So I play a lot of cozy games, but I’m looking for a new game to sink a ton of hours into. The key things I’m looking for are:

• Deep Progression (I want to feel like I’m becoming more efficient over time)

• Automation (I eventually want to build systems that do work for me)

• Needs to be on PS5

Let me know if you have any recommendations! 😄

I’ve been trying to find a Spider-Girl comic I read back in the mid 2000s, I got it from the scholastic book fair and it was the first comic I ever read, but I can’t remember much about it. All I remember is that Spider-Girl’s nerdy friend stood up to his bully and punched him in the neck, and after they all had to rush to the hospital.

I know it’s super random but if anyone can help me find it that would be great! 😊

I’ve been trying to find a Spider-Girl comic I read back in the mid 2000s, I got it from the scholastic book fair and it was the first comic I ever read, but I can’t remember much about it. All I remember is that Spider-Girl’s nerdy friend stood up to his bully and punched him in the neck, and after they all had to rush to the hospital.

I know it’s super random but if anyone can help me find it that would be great! 😊

I’ve read manga my whole life but I’ve recently been interested in reading dc comics. Do you have any recommendations for a great run to start with? I love Batman and Robin from some of the tv shows (young justice was my favorite), but I’m open to other characters in the universe as well!

Hey! So I’m currently working on a big project for a video and it’s taking a very long time. Because of that I have been uploading less frequently than usual.

My question is, is it better to split a video up into 2 parts or just make one complete video? Is it worth it to just be patient and release it all together or would it actually be beneficial to spread it out across multiple parts in order to reach more people?

Some important context: I’m making a custom Tarot Card Deck. The original plan was to make all the major arcana cards (22 cards) in one video, but that could also easily be split up into 2 videos (11 cards each).

At the end of the the day it probably isn’t a huge deal, but I’

My friend and I like playing games where climbing isn’t a main mechanic but you can scale mountains and building with a lil unintended jank. Some examples are Cyberpunk, Black Desert Online and Skyrim. What’s the best game for unintended parkour??

I'm not sure if there is yet, but it would be cool to have a mod that worked like multiplayer with 4 different characters you create, but instead of being multiplayer they can all be controlled in single player. Does that even make sense? That way you could build out a team with whatever classes you want without needing other players