My wife and I just finished this yesterday! Were we the view that put it over the top?

Thank you for asking me about Pokotopia. I “finished” it today and I’m really mad about it. First, it was an almost perfect formula for me. It was a Dragon Quest Builders sequel without all that pesky fighting. But I made the mistake of Spring Break: I poured time into it. Instead of playing a little or even an hour each day, I spent five hours plus for a week fulfilling main missions and moving the story forward. The problem is that the main story is not the point of the game, so when I’d completed the story, I felt done and unsatisfied.

To anyone else playing, I recommend devoting yourself to whatever you find in it that it fun. For me, it was paving roads. I don’t think I had a more enjoyable three hour period than when I put yellow stone flooring throughout the town. When I mentioned it to my wife, she commented that “of course you love the infrastructure parts”.

Dollar to hour enjoyed ratio was excellent, but I should have known better and paced myself on the game. There’s more to it, though. As soon as the credits were done, I found a new Pokémon.

Little Rocket Lab and Pokémon Pokotopia spoilers

I was amused that the ending for Little Rocket Lab and Pokotopia were basically the same.

Most of my “gaming” is getting the next season in my Kahoot! Challenge for my 7th grade students. This season will be based on softball and baseball, and programming the excel spreadsheet to take in Kahoot data and spit out a baseball box score has occupied a joyful majority of my leisure time. The spreadsheet is getting so big that between mass copying formulas, I had time to write into my favorite thread on Lemmy.

Context: to make way for a permanent memorial. Florida’s rough, but this isn’t attempting to erasing the event.

It sounds like industry jargon. Maybe that is the contractual obligation of how long the must keep the film in theaters. The post is mostly about the film not coming out on IMAX in its first weeks.

Thanks!

I broke down and bought it digitally Sunday. Through great willpower I have only played an hour during my spring break.

On my way back from GameStop. I went to pick up Pokotopia, but I didn’t realize it was a game-key-card only. My system is still full from the digital edition of FFVII Remake, so I guess I’ll work toward finishing that.

I’m looking forward to wrapping up Little Rocket Lab this week. I’m in my county’s Spring Break, so I’m off school while my kids are still in. Let’s hope I ca recharge enough for the sprint to standardized testing season.

I’m predicting this reboot will be the live action Miles Morales. When he crosses into the MCU, he’ll be a dimension hopper, leaving Sony to take what it wants and do its own thing.

It’s hard to go in with expectations as low as I had for the original Into the Spider-Verse since that blew me away, but I’m eager to see what they do.

I’d love to hear you expand on that

The series tends to frustrate me because every game does something exceptionally well and is the worst in the series in some other way.

What’s the issue with each 1, 2, and 3?

@[email protected] is this the type of discussion that is allowed or should be in its own thread?

I still haven’t finished! But I did just buy a TOTK 1000-piece puzzle. I wish us both luck!

It’s been a busy week and I’ve spent a lot of time dreaming of Little Rocket Lab while grading papers. I’ve hit the point in the game where there are no easy factory lines and the advanced assembly plants are a requirement for everything. The urge to start over is so strong because of that organizational instinct in my mind to keep a neat and efficient island. But my messy layout of conveyor belts is charming enough that I keep at it, delivering research materials and unlocking new items slowly.

I’m so glad I bought it!

As always, I’m playing Octopath Traveler Champions of the Continent.

Final Fantasy VII Remake is on hold because I’m still mad about getting trounced twice in a battle. It’ll be a while before FF pulls me back since I am in handheld mode as my knitting spouse binges through West Wing for the first time.

Oh! I’m running a 2nd session of a D&D one-shot today, too! Maybe we’ll get to the end this time?