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Server-first nuclear reactor on the modded Minecraft server we set up, which means an automated monitoring system. I coded this in about two hours, it's set up to ping my real-life smartphone if some error condition occurs.
I managed to rope another friend of ours into playing Blue Prince. I set her up with an observation chamber where she will note things in, and I will watch closely.
I did not realise how incredibly cliché this is, for me being Agnes Tachyon, until after the arrangement was in place.
At this point, I can't help but feel like I play rhythm games because they're an essentially one-to-one parallel to racing. The feeling of trying your hardest for a couple minutes, pushing yourself as hard and as fast as you can to anxiously check your results at the end, is the exact same.
This is to say, more Uma fictives should be playing rhythm games. I think they'd be right for them.
I learnt about the existence of the Minecraft mod "Create" today, and probably the last two-to-three hours of my life have been spent oohing and aahing at how cool the animations and concept is. The last time I played Minecraft was 1.10.2, so this feels like leaping from black-and-white television to 8K ultra HD.