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Nick@sasugastudios.com · 2w ago

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Recettear: An Item Shop's Tale on Steam

Recettear is the story of an item shop, the girl who lives in it, and the fairy who turned her life upside down. Recette Lemongrass finds herself in charge of an item shop built into her house, in ord...

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JJR@jjrthetree.bsky.social · 2w ago

I had this idea in a conversation with my friends, but imagine a Backrooms game where you have to go into the Backrooms to collect furniture to then sell, with parts where you have to lay out the store and display the stuff to sell it.

Nick@sasugastudios.com · 2mo ago

AI pushers underestimate my ability to avoid using new technology. I've never used any ride-sharing or food-delivery services and I have a physical, standalone alarm clock by my bed. Heck, I scribble notes on scraps of paper.

Plasma Ring@plasmaring.bsky.social · 2mo ago

so like lemme weigh in on this as someone who is more financially comfortable than many in my generational cohort: everything I have gained seems precarious and temporary because I know the people with real money will take it all from me the second they get an opportunity and no one will protect me.

The Atlantic@theatlantic.com · 2mo ago

"People have stopped believing that the economy can be good, and have lost the willingness to admit that they are doing well. That pessimism might be harder to fix than an actual downturn," @annielowrey.bsky.social argues.

Nick@sasugastudios.com · 4mo ago

"If you and I exchange equal goods, that is trade: neither of us profits and neither of us loses. But if we exchange unequal goods [...] you will observe, instead, a steady profit accruing to one group and an equally steady loss accumulating for all others. Why is this?" -Robert Anton Wilson

“Privilege implies exclusion from privilege, just as advantage implies disadvantage," Celine went on. "In the same mathematically reciprocal way, profit implies loss. If you and I exchange equal goods, that is trade: neither of us profits and neither of us loses. But if we exchange unequal goods, one of us profits and the other loses. Mathematically. Certainly. Now, such mathematically unequal exchanges will always occur because some traders will be shrewder than others. But in total freedom—in anarchy—such unequal exchanges will be sporadic and irregular. A phenomenon of unpredictable periodicity, mathematically speaking. Now look about you, professor—raise your nose from your great books and survey the actual world as it is—and you will not observe such unpredictable functions. You will observe, instead, a mathematically smooth function, a steady profit accruing to one group and an equally steady loss accumulating for all others. Why is this, professor? Because the system is not free or random, any mathematician would tell you a priori. Well, then, where is the determining function, the factor that controls the other variables? You have named it yourself, or Mr. Adler has: the Great Tradition. Privilege, I prefer to call it. When A meets B in the marketplace, they do not bargain as equals. A bargains from a position of privilege; hence, he always profits and B always loses. There is no more Free Market here than there is on the other side of the Iron Curtain. The privileges, or Private Laws—the rules of the game, as promulgated by the Politburo and the General Congress of the Communist Party on that side and by the U.S. government and the Federal Reserve Board on this side—are slightly different; that's all. And it is this that is threatened by anarchists, and by the repressed anarchist in each of us," he concluded, strongly emphasizing the last clause, staring at Drake, not at the professor.”
Nick@sasugastudios.com · 8mo ago

After playing ZWEI2 and Majikoi, I think we should bring back randomized voice actors saying the name of the development studio in character during the launch splash screen