Also, too much water.

I pivoted to peripherals. My mouse, for example, has exactly 4 original parts left, everything but the shell, PCB, and side button switches are aftermarket. My headset has aftermarket cushions, and EQ profiles for specific genres of games and music. I've started learning about CPU and RAM clocks. Basically, modify/tune what you have, don't buy new stuff.

Working in maintenance, automation to be specific, and I always leave the site with "I hope I never see you again!" to the client.

Hi! Enjoy Thunderstruck!

Iron Man. I watched Tetsuo, and... If you know, you know.

Firefox is routed through the VPN 24/7, everything else as needed.

I'd recommend starting with DS1 if you want to play it. I started with DS3 after bouncing off of DS2 SotFS like 3 times, and DS1 just feels way too slow and clunky. After beating O&S on my third try I just never picked it up again, so don't make my mistake.

But are you a slave to a god that doesn't exist?

Honestly, my favourite quote from him is still "no bad can happen. It can only good happen."

Skyrim. It's a broken mess of a game that's barely held together by duct tape and hope, and it would be treated as such if it wasn't for the modding community. Most of the game is fetch quests, and the magic system is just bad. Melee combat sucks, too. All one handed weapons feel the same, all the two handed weapons feel the same. The only actually interesting path of progression is the stealth archer, and I'm pretty sure that's an accident.

Probably the best sandbox ever made though, just a shit game.

Housing, replacing decorative plants with edible ones.