billyK_

@thebillyk.bsky.social

Friend, gamer, husband, Eagle Scout. INTJ. He/him. Memed turtles into Minecraft. Product Operations Analyst. Have an awesome day! :)

Preorders were available from June through end of September and they very much helped drive preorders. Preorders are game sales, game sales fund the dev team, which helps us make more content. This is a neat thing for the community, but it was also a business tool for us. This is good for the game.

You can tell Control Resonant wasn't made in America by the way there are billboards all across Manhattan promoting awareness about climate change, unionization, and suing your employer for wrongful termination.

Fun fact, I kinda sorta art directed this one? The original was one of our spare Dungeons II concepts, a Sift-like cape. I held onto it for a while, gave additional feedback, and two more Minecraft artists worked on the cape and wings. I think I named it too, it’s been “aurora” for a while.

You can now officially sign up to fundraise with us this Jingle Jam! Register on Tiltify, choose to support one (or all) of our 8 amazing charities, and unlock our Games Collection as a reward for your audience. Then get ready to go live to save lives this December!

So it's been a while since I had the rig upgraded to the one below This dumb-dumb (me) still had both monitors set to 60 hz cause that's what Windows detected for defaults. Dang things can go up to 270 hz Butter wishes it could be this smooth, holy cow did I not know what I was missing lol

billyK_@thebillyk.bsky.social · 10mo ago

The new beast :) 5070 ti, 32 GB of RAM, a 2 TB M2 drive with another 9 TB of storage I'm recovering from the old rig, an i7 ultra cpu, and ice soup for the next 2 months lol

we live in a world where "humanity is rotten to the core" is a more tolerable idea than "capitalism is kinda busted" but what I love about "capitalism is kinda busted" is realizing every good thing that happens is in spite of capitalism because humans are that committed to doing good things

Data centers promise jobs but hire few people That's why I propose a law that every data center must hire 1,000 Priests of Data to worship the computers, pray to the servers, light candles, etc. The priests will boost the local economy and fill the air with the sweet sound of their Gregorian chants