boneskull

I started a new game and I have an alpha 4-star Verdash I pulled out of my global palbox. It has Remarkable Craftmanship, World Tree's Bounty, Mastery of Fasting & Heart of the Immovable King.

This pal just sleeps all day. Its SAN is 100. I have a Hot Spring which it does not seem to use. It doesn't appear to be hungry (though at this point I have little more than Fried Eggs to feed pals).

If I destroy the bed it's sleeping in, it will get up and work normally.

Anyone have any ideas? I don't expect I've found a real bug, but stranger things have happened.

I played the demo of Shadow Dungeon (https://store.steampowered.com/app/4423580/Shadow_Dungeon/) for a few hours.

Very much a retro feel. Animations are pretty basic, but it plays smoothly and it isn't stingy with drops. Some decent interactions to play with, too.

It's very by-the-numbers; it doesn't seem to do anything new (yet). I had fun blasting stuff. Worth checking out the demo, anyway.

(I am not affiliated with this dev, but didn't see any posts about this game yet.)

Hi,

I’m looking for a walkthrough/tutorial to get to like, subsistence, I suppose? Basically, I want to be able to have a base and not die because of something I neglected to do.

Does anyone have recommendations of good resources? video series, guides, whatever is fine. Just having a hard time getting started past the first couple days.

thanks!

I spend a lot of time writing tests, maintaining tests, maintaining testing frameworks, etc. I always felt the ecosystem of assertion APIs are lacking in some way:

• The chainable API is an overcomplicated wreck
• Type-safety is an afterthought
• Extension points (i.e. custom assertions) are awkward or missing entirely

The itch finally got too itchy to bear, so I spent the last couple weeks building BUPKIS (site / GitHub). This library features:

• A radically simple API
• Type-safety
• Custom assertions as first-class citizens; build assertions with Zod

Here's a little example of creating a (type-safe!) custom assertion:

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Play the demo. What do you think? There are some cool ideas here such as upgrading items. The 3 available classes don’t aren’t really differentiated enough, imo. It’s all just guns

https://store.steampowered.com/app/3523750/Down_with_the_Ship/

1. There is little more satisfying in this game than stealing buffs
2. The Daggerang should inflict self-damage because think about it

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