I'm into ARPGs and had never heard of it either.

I have a Komandirskie that I love. I had no idea there were 24-hour versions. Thank you.

Baita memória afetiva com esse disco, que é muito bom. Quando era criança ele tocava muito na piscina do clube que eu ia. Lembro até da pausa quando a fita trocava do lado A para o B.

E lembro de eu perguntar pra minha mãe o que era "gaiato", e que eu achava que era algum tipo de gato.

I had never heard of it, bought it and - wow, it's sweet!

Ray tracing in this generation was a classical case of "biting more than you can chew". Huge distraction.

Are there many people still playing D3? I learned from your post that they were still doing seasons fom it, I assumed they would drop everything after D4 launched.

I'm so excited about PoE 2. And I think that they have the right idea about caring more about the new-player experience. Hillock alone probably turned away a hundred thousand players...

In my experience there is a lot of interesting yellow gear, take a close look before you sell and consider the impact of upgrades and rerolling stats...

(This is a lot less true after level about 75)

yeah I got my last few altars, there were 4–5 players around each altar.

Everybody getting ready. To be honest, I played Diablo 3 very casually and nonseasonal only, and I had no idea seasons were such a big thing.

TBH I think it cheapens uniques.

@eleitl that's so expensive. Where do you live?

@beto Universities were so important enabling things back then. I used to have accounts in several labs for nearby universities (UFSC, UFPR, etc.) - all hacked, and so did many others. We'd leave our files hidden away in the filesystem, create accounts with plausible-looking names, etc.

I always wondered if the sysadmins knew anything about what we were doing. A decade later I met an ex-lab admin and asked that. He said "know about it? We even added your secret directories to our tape backup."