False vacuum would be a nice addition to your list

I played this as a kid, now I feel old. Was a great game but the ending made a sequel necessary, which as far as I know never happened.

I was born in the year when John Lennon died.

Pink Floyd: Dark side of the moon

Transmetropolitan

Final Fantasy VII Remake Integrate would spark my interest.

She also saved Panos the wonder child ! (YouTube)

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Well in Germany there is the “Vorkaufsrecht” for the renter.

If I would sell my flat, the renter would have the option to buy it for the negotiated price. Not any imaginary price. There has to be a notarized sales contract which triggers the “Vorkaufsrecht”.

The renter has the option to buy the house / flat at the established market price.

I had the feeling that they tried to merge a dark drama and a slapstick comedy into one movie.

The God killer, especially the intro was quite interesting and dark. I could relate with his anger, disappointment and urge for vengeance.

I am still trying.

Well, Tencent has a 30% share of Larian Studios. So there is a infinitesimal chance of a (turn based?) System Shock.

Same. When I have an appointment with a costumer: usual a combination of private car, train and rental to reach the destination

It’s GPT 4. I’ve First asked for an apple pie recipe. Then I told GPT to rewrite it from the view of khorne. Finally I asked to create a picture from the result.

Old man with only, compared to you, 394 titles in the steam library.

I had a similar experience.

My solution was to categorize my steam library with custom categories.

The most important category is the “Trash” category to remove the “clutter”. “Dead” games like Artifact and trash from bundles from steam sales.

Now I have my library sorted and want for example to play a soulslike I just look into my library in the category “soulslike” and can choose from the games I’ve sorted into the category.

I wish this would also be possible for streaming platforms as their standard categories are usually redundant to give you the feeling that their library is bigger than it actually is.

Lies of P