While I personally do not. My girlfriend does. She primary does Wuthering Waves, and got back into Genshin more recently. For her it is really about the storytelling, fun gameplay, good character designs, and challenging content. For the longest time she was just primarily only doing Wuthering Waves but in recent updates she wasn't too happy about them and feels the game is more lacking, so instead she went back to Genshin Impact but decided to not really put any money back into it and just use what she had and enjoy the story content. She stopped playing Genshin due to the gameplay not being as fun after a while, whereas Wuthering Waves ended up having more fun gameplay for her. So to break it down, if she still enjoys playing the game, likes the new content, characters, story, combat, etc... then she will keep playing. So to answer your question, it simply is because she enjoys it, which is quite honestly the reason anyone plays any game (I hope) right? So if you like the experience of playing a game, then play it. If you stop enjoying it, stop playing it. Simple as that.

I finally got my last two common maidens to round out all the element types in the game. Took me way too long to do this but it's done. I can finally start moving over into the gacha pull system and maybe make some promotional animation videos on the side.

The price inflation on cat litter boxes is out of control! There is no need for AI to be integrated into how my cat poops! Then again there is a saying amongst computer programmers that goes, "Cat s*** in is AI slop out..." Or something like that.

https://www.nekocon.com/ As many times as I have driven through the Hampton area you would think I'd have gone to one of these. Don't know if I will ever get around to it, but I know it's one of the OG cons for Virginia until Galaxycon took over here in Richmond.

https://youtu.be/Jvv3cC6CamE?si=wt15JHpkEonBnZK_ Band: Balu Brigada Song: Backseat

Gonna be at No Brand Con in Eau Claire, WI the weekend of May 1-3. First time the convention is back after a three year hiatus and a lot of work to bring it back from the dead. Was founded in '02 and ran in various places around the state for over two decades. Doubt anyone from here will be going but I will be there all weekend if you are. http://www.nobrandcon.org

I see Mr. Toaster Waffles himself has returned from the deep freezer! I'm sure your adoring fan club from yore will no doubt be estatic. But to your earlier topic. I too have had my battles with the local Post Office. I've had packages delivered completely open and be told, "Should have paid more money for better shipping." I just don't use the USPS unless it's the only option anymore.

I've been here since I was 14 ngl, I'm 22 now. You can imagine what I was like back then. I was quite the degenerate, pretty basic edgy e-tard. But the place has shifted from a dating site, to more of a general social media, now pretty much just a small community of active members.