Same dude.

I never played Doki Doki Literature Club Plus so I’m not sure what has changed. So comparing the original release of DDLC to Miside, they are similar as you are pulled into the game and dealing with a yandere type character that requires you to mess with files/game versions to progress through the game. Miside doesn’t need you to do anything to your save or game files to get the endings and everything is done within the game itself while DDLC required you to go within the games files on your PC to progress further and I believe even reinstall the game for one part.

A frictionless wipe.

Because no one wants to stop them. The few who can will make deals that benefit both of them and those who benefit from stopping them don’t have the power to do so nor can they get enough people to care enough to do anything.

As much as I hate the Melon Husk it’s my only option since I don’t have a LOS for any fixed wireless service and it’s been working great so far. There is fibre coming to my area soon-ish but for gaming it’s been working great. My partner and I have been able to game online at the same time along with have a stream going and downloading ISOs.

And that depends on the day.

Then it will eventually come to its end and become:

“don’t be evil, but gre e dy and posessive is okay”

Back and forth working on Baldurs Gate 3, Death Stranding, Sekiro and Dead Signal