Well, yes. I was just talking aboit the calamity ring. The covenant does technically have a reasonable reward

Pure punishment. There are no benefits to using them other than make the game harder.

I found it easier to play with bots to learn, they are more forgiving and are a bit bad at the game as well.

Cardgames.io/euchre/

It isn't awful, but it isn't good either. Get a tub of it just to say you've tried it, but Iceland has much better "real" food on offer.

GameMaker is also a very capable 2D engine that you can use for free until you want to export, by which time you can get a subscription less than a cup of coffee.

Plenty of other engines beyond unity, no matter the game you want to make.

Icelandic would like a red-headed word.

Absolutely, I'd personally never use Discord as I'd use Lemmy, but some people sure are trying even if it is very counter-intuitive.

I play a lot of the classic games on Cardgames.io. Spades in particular is a favorite, albeit I also really enjoy an Icelandic game called "Manni".

My family played a lot of what I later learned to be a variation of Shanghai rum, a contract rummy played with three 52 card decks. It takes a while to get over a full game, but it was always a good time.

Star realms because it is a great "on the go" game and having a constant stream of online opponents is great.

Axis and Allies... sort of... because it makes it easier to play over a long time if you cannot get the gang together for a full day of playing.

I've been meaning to get better at Go. It's fun, but man do I not have the pattern recognition skills needed to play it well. It is a work in progress.

start simple. It is all right to just make extremely simple meals while you get in to the habit of cooking on the regular schedule. sit down on Sunday evening and scan the internet for ideas what to cook that week, make a plan, and buy groceries on, say, monday.

It is all right if the plan doesn't go perfectly, something is better than nothing. Most of it is just practice.