@glassbottommeg A while back I hadn't realized how much I was lodging my foot into the table I use as a "workbench" to hold it still when working on stuff in the garage.

Was trying to figure out why my ankle hurt so much, even brought it up to the doctor at one point.

Ended up weighing it down with the dumbbells I should be using to lose weight, and then later reusing a heap of gallon water bottles so I could actually use the weights. Eventually I'm just gonna build a hefty bench.

@grumpygamer something that combines a bullet dodger with a color-matching puzzle game. Like Wario's Woods + Soundodger.

Could include some manner of combo/chaining setup where dodging/buzzing one group/color of bullets can lead to clearing the next (like puzzle game combos/chains).

I do think the DLC showed promise at least, but they did need to scale the game so far up that you had to rely on the couple of super busted setups / have minimal character and mechanical involvement (really laser-focused setups).

If player damage output didn't scale so high and a few action-economy-breaking setups didn't exist, I think they could've made the gameplay much more engaging. Could have even had better balancing between parrying and everything else.

It seems the only recourse at that point was just giving bosses abilities that ignored or disabled player abilities and game mechanics - like disabling shields, having additional immutable turns, ignoring status effects, making death permanent, or having conditional invulnerability.

I do like the general idea of forcing the player to use their entire party though (or at the very least, more than 3 characters).