You can also add "little" objects like benches, recycling containers or trees in your near environment to the map that come with their own sets of questions

Two very charming (and not too expensive) roguelite games I haven't seen in the comments yet are Blazing Beaks and Dicey Dungeons... I played them on the Switch, but I'm sure they can also be purchased through Steam etc.

In Blazing Beaks, you play different birds with different characteristics and shoot your way through various levels while collecting useful items and annoying debuffs/handicaps like for example, "you cannot shoot while you run" or "every coin you collect deals 1 damage" These debuffing items are the core mechanic - you can collect and exchange them for some really nice stuff that helps you in the long run. Lovely pixel art and really great as a 2 player local coop!

Dicey Dungeons is a little hidden gem where you play as a little dice character and have to fight turn-based encounters in order to escape the dungeon of Fortuna. The mechanics are quite simple: Roll some dice and use them to deal out damage, shield yourself, poison your enemy etc. For example, you might start with a weapon that says "deal X damage points", so if you roll a 4 and insert it into the weapon slot, the enemy takes 4 damage points. There are a handful of different characters that all work differently (my personal favourite is the roboter where you have to gamble if you want to roll another dice to use in attacks, because once you roll too high, you lose the dice you already rolled for this round). Also, each character has a handful of different modes/rule sets so it doesn't get repetitive. Bonus points for a pretty art style, charming enemies and some catchy tunes!

Btw, Hollow Knight is not a roguelite but a metroidvania since the levels, items and encounters are not randomized and unique in every play through, but it is absolutely worth playing!

Die Regierung ist jetzt echt langsam mal am Zug

aus meinem Umfeld hab ich gelernt, dass bei einer Rot-Grün-Sehschwäche neben der Kombi Rot-Grün auch die Kombis Rosa-Grau und Dunkelblau-Lila schwer unterscheidbar sein können. Gab deswegen schon einige Verwirrungen bei uns

when it's scorching hot outside and you eat this salad fresh out of the fridge, that's like heaven 👌

wenn ich die Ableitung aus dem Russischen bilde, wo "chleb" (mit einem ch wie in Buch) Brot bedeutet, und das in Kombination mit Klebereiweiß aka Gluten zu Chlebereiweiß wird? sonst bin ich auch planlos

Könnte das vielleicht Kurrentschrift sein?

gibt es als Person ohne Mastodonkonto die Möglichkeit, das zweite Bild auch hier zu sehen?

hatte vor ein paar Monaten dasselbe mit meinen Zugangsdaten fürs Onlinebanking... an denen hat sich seit Jahren nichts geändert, ich gebe die Daten regelmäßig händisch ein, aber eines Tages dachte sich mein Gehirn nur nö und dann hatte ich richtig Panik (im Endeffekt war es nur ein Zahlendreher, aber ich hab viele Versuche gebraucht, um rauszufinden, welche zwei Ziffern vertauscht sind... die Bank dachte sich bestimmt sonst was bei den ganzen Loginversuchen)

I can't remember which game it was (something on the Switch, so maybe a Nintendo game) where the game itself told you which button to press by showing four circles on screen (e.g. next to the speech bubble) and only one of these circles is filled out, so instead of a letter, you know you have to press the right button or whatever... I really like this design choice because it's so intuitive

scheinst dich wohl in der Community vertan zu haben, weil das hier ist kein Comic...

dude, I LOVE When I Dream! Also the idea of putting the draw pile inside a bedframe and covering the unused top of the cards with a pillow is so genius and creative!

It's interesting how Kyle Ferrin managed to develop such a unique, recognizable and charming art style that I when I looked at OP's picture, I instantly thought "huh, the art style of the third board game reminds me a lot of Root"

I don't have a direct answer to your question, but it reminded me of a Tom Scott video where a library tries to keep a copy of everything you can think of (even stuff like leaflets) because it's not possible to know now what will be relevant/interesting in the future, so it's better to err on the side of keeping more stuff than necessary than to lose things that might be useful in the future. I suck at summarizing, so here's the link to this video:

https://youtu.be/ZNVuIU6UUiM?si=G795TqXyYxFLULbm

It's not a native species, but in some German cities, you can see a lot of rose-ringed parakeets. They really stand out between the other local birds, so if you go to places like Cologne or Heidelberg, it's quite likely to spot them, especially since they're so loud. A few months ago, I moved to a city without parakeets and frankly, I miss them a lot.

I generally agree, but I'd like to extend it to

red panda > trash panda > regular panda

Not exactly an app, but a few years ago, I had a lexicography lecture where we used the website Lexonomy. The interface is quite easy to understand once you get the hang of it. I don't know how easy it is to use it and edit stuff there within a phone browser though.

broccossum

I know it's not a direct answer to your question but maybe I can offer an English translation of the German post?

Title: Staying calm and impulse control are the most difficult parts of the training for us

Text: Staying calm and impulse control are the most difficult parts of the training for us (sighing smiley)

Samu is only allowed to chase the ball if I say so and he's not allowed to run straight to the ball (sad smiley)

(and many hashtags about dogs and cute animals)

Affenkollege hier, aber mit Android statt iOS

woah, that's a really nice painting! I love the juxtaposition of the 3D- looking body and the flat clothes. With the floral background, it reminds me of Gustav Klimt's "The Kiss"

I love the reflection of the face on the window

Ein Hoch auf die Kopierfunktion, die es einem erlaubt, auch gelöschte Kommentare zu kopieren und zu lesen

Hilft dir jetzt nicht direkt, aber aus gegebenem Anlass: Ich bin eigentlich sehr zufrieden mit der Techniker Krankenkasse, aber ich hab gestern erst einen Brief von denen bekommen, wo eine Anfrage beantwortet wurde, die ich denen per Mail geschickt habe... ich verstehe deinen Frust total

hoffentlich :D aber geht eher darum, dass der trübe Ausgangssaft häufig mit Gelatine geklärt wird, was als Hilfsmittel, das im Endprodukt nicht enthalten ist, auch nicht deklariert werden muss

jup genau, ich leb größtenteils vegetarisch, aber ich hatte noch viel Rotkohl übrig und hab eine vegane Freundin spontan zu Apfelrotkohl und Knödeln mit brauner Soße eingeladen :D und in meinem anderen Kommentar schreib ich auch, dass z.B. auch der eingekaufte Rotwein und Apfelsaft vegan sind (obwohl in der Liste nicht näher spezifiziert weil faul)

und der Skyr ist der ganz normale ja-Skyr vom Rewe zum Frühstück morgen

achso, der Skyr ist tatsächlich nicht vegan und auch nicht für den Kochabend, sondern für mein Frühstück gedacht :D andererseits hab ich aber auch veganen Rotwein und Apfelsaft gekauft, obwohl ich das nicht explizit reingeschrieben hab

ich koch nachher mit ner Freundin, die vegan lebt

I said it once and I'll say it again: we definitely need a charcuterie community for more delicious pictures like this one :)

Artist is yuumei on Deviantart btw

what about Yoshi's Crafted World? easy gameplay, cute aesthetics and good co-op

bei Japchae (koreanischer Glasnudelsalat) gibt es viel zu schnippeln, alle Zutaten werden nacheinander angebraten und kommen dann in eine riesige Schüssel, also hat jeder was zu tun, aber es dauert zu zweit nicht ewig und ist echt lecker :)

That's a very liminal space

wer kennt es nicht, das werfendende Kind

That looks really cool! I think c/goblincore might like it as well :)

Das kleine Ich bin Ich

I wanted to write the same thing! I think it's the shape of the head and the slender body that reminds us a lot of Hollow Knight

me from yesterday, pretending to be a dragon

Thank you very much! And don't worry, I've learned about kirigami only a few months ago as well, and it can be very similar to origami apart from making cuts, so your contribution is absolutely welcome here :) And yup, I'll make a note about that in the sidebar right now!

Yeah, I thought about how to handle this origami-kirigami situation... I guess I would allow kirigami for now since it is quite close to origami and we need the content for this community, but I can see the point of it not being "proper" origami.

Therefore I would propose the idea of marking kirigami posts as such. The option of flairs for posts like in Reddit would be nice, but I haven't seen the function in Lemmy yet (hopefully in the future), but we can make a note in the title.

@biscoot, would it be okay for you to edit your post by putting [Kirigami] at the beginning of the title?