Running through Classic with my group of high school friends was pretty damn magical. We all played together at launch and it was pretty much all we talked about between classes. We had all drifted away through the years with other responsibilities, but WoW brought us back together.

We don’t play WoW anymore, but now we all hang out in discord all of the time and play other stuff. A few of us are setting aside time for Baldurs Gate 3 now!

The games themselves have changed, but I think it’s the friends that can bring me back to a different time.

MSN chatrooms for me! Harry Potter roleplay sounded like a good time for <10-year-old me. Dobby got a little more than just a sock that day…

I feel moderately better now then lol. My dumb brain just sees S***foam

I was surprised to see all of the styrofoam still being used in the future.

I remember trying to play Mind Maze and knowing absolutely nothing.

Hitclips. Listen to the chorus of your favorite song for only $5 a pop.

“Split” the party if this happens again. They should stand in place if they aren’t grouped with the character you’re currently in control of.

The friend group tried to play D&D over discord and it was like pulling teeth to get everyone online at the same time. I typically like having multiple players in games like this because it makes it more fun to actually play AS the character because we all have different motives/mindsets.

I’m doing a solo campaign first while I’m impatient, then I’ll do a group campaign when everyone can actually get together.

I’ve been having a lot of fun in Halls of Torment lately. The updates and patch notes are promising for an early access game.

Then I play a TON of Slay the Spire.

Deaths Door is a TON of fun. Cute art style with some decent challenge to it. I look forward to playing it again!