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It's a hard game to explain. I wouldn't necessary call it a game where it "numbs your mind". The game is generally stressful especially if you're impatient. It's tedious with extra steps. However that's the addicting nature of Animal Crossing. You see your world slowly change overtime as you continue to come back everyday to make it better. Since you can't necessary do somethings the same day without "time traveling"(another form of cheating in which you change the in-game clock to skip to the next day without waiting in real time.) it makes people, like myself, come back the next day to continue where they left off, I guess. The best example I can personally give is comparing it with games like Farmville, Clash of Clans, etc. Just replacing time travel with fucking microtransactions rofl I mean I loved harvest moon: back to nature on the PS1. and jesus was that a good game. if you played the game, its kind of the same concept but you get to pick and marry one of your villagers ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) but of course it comes with tedious grinding of selling things in your farm yada yada manually pick them up from your barn or crop field. I got the game. I'm still kind of far away from getting K.K. to visit the ye olde island, but it's looking promising. My island is on the southern hemisphere if you need anything I'm glad to help. I'm kind of greedy with my money so I'm literally saving up every bit I have.

Couldn't find any threads really dedicated to computers. Not sure if it's okay, but Ill give it a shot. Just wanted to see if anybody here are familiar with PCs. I'm still learning, and honestly don't know much yet(but I'd say I know a little more than the average joe). Would love to learn a thing or two. Same goes for you too maybe? looking to get into general PC use to PC gaming? I think this thread would be perfect, no? Custom water cooling is something I also want to get heavily invested in. But I always felt so discouraged. So maybe to start off the thread, let me ask what kind of computer you're using. pre-built? custom? laptop? Tell me. Show me. Specifications would be awesome too.

Single Since Birth is a webtoon that is currently uploaded to Webtoons.com (https://www.webtoons.com/en/challenge/single-since-birth/list?title_no=401158) Here is the synopsis: I was on You Tube one day when I saw a video that caught my eye. The title read, What happened to the man who married a hologram? The groom in the thumbnail seemed familiar. Then I remembered a news article in the past about a Japanese man who married an anime character. Turns out, it was the same guy. So I got curious and clicked on the video. I got pretty emotional after watching that. It wasn't really pity. I did not feel sorry for the guy as he actually seemed happy with his decision. Instead, I felt inspired. I wanted to make a story about a genuinely nice guy who would eventually find love. That they don't have to settle for an imaginary character. And there is no need to escape into fantasy. I know there are more guys like him out there and I wanted to let them know that it's okay. You will find true love. So what do you think of the video? Or his decision to marry a fictional character?

I love building my own systems too. My current desktop is a 2700X-based system that I built a year or two ago.. CPU :: AMD Ryzen 7 2700X 3.7 GHz 8-Core CPU Cooler :: Corsair H115i PRO Water Cooler MB :: Asus Crosshair VII Hero Memory :: 32 GB (2 x 16 GB) DDR4-3200 HD :: WD Black 500 GB M.2 NVME SSD GPU :: Radeon RX480 8 GB Case :: Corsair Carbide 600Q Full Tower PSU :: EVGA SuperNOVA T2 850 W 80+ Titanium Fully Modular OS is currently Ubuntu 19.10 "Eoan Ermine". I can't really recommend Ubuntu these days, but Linux itself works great for both (sw dev) work and games. (Among other things I'm an occasional Minecraft player, hardcore Kerbal Space Program addict, and lately I've been getting back into Cities: Skylines.. via Steam no less.) I've also had Manjaro on it in the past and I might go back to that if Ubuntu continues to annoy me. The cooler, GPU, case, and PSU are from a previous build. That was an AMD FX-8370 system which I overclocked so the cooler and PSU made more sense there. For this system I'm only pulling about 400W so they're currently overkill, but the parts you already have are cheap. The cooler and case make this a very quiet system too. If I really push it I can get some fan noise going but usually it is totally quiet. Someday I'll probably overclock this system too so the heat/noise/power headroom is handy to have in reserve. I want to upgrade the GPU, but they're expensive and the RX 480 is (still) quite serviceable. I'd have to spend quite a lot more $$ than I'm willing to part with to get a decent enough performance jump to make it worth the trouble. I'd also like a bump in memory speed but again price is still a deterrent. Needs vs. wants and all that. This system - plus an upgrade or two as above - will probably keep me going for another couple years. I do all my initial build planning on pcpartpicker so if you're -really- interested specs and convenient links are online there... https://pcpartpicker.com/user/jmgrant/saved/drB6sY edit: that 500G SSD might seem a bit small by today's standards but I forgot to mention that I netmount a 5TB partition from a nearby Synology NAS as my data drive ("D: drive" for you Windos users ) so the SSD is just for "C: drive" system/boot stuff and a couple active projects/games. The NAS is where I put all my video, pictures, music, documents, etc. edit 2: I also built my brother a (much cheaper) system for his birthday last year. If I had it to do over I'd put in one of the newer APUs instead of the 2200G since one of the first things he wanted to do was upgrade the GPU/GFX for gaming. I think with a more recent APU that wouldn't be necessary, Do note that the case & MB support a full-sized GFX card if such an upgrade ever does become necessary/desirable and you want to get started with a minimum of $$$ outlay and upgrade later as funds become available. The AM4 socket (thanks AMD!) also supports upgrades all the way up to some of the Ryzen 7 CPUs as well. https://pcpartpicker.com/user/jmgrant/saved/pzsGf7

Season 2 has been delayed until 2021 due to Covid 19 delays https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2020-04-23/the-promised-neverland-anime-2nd-season-delayed-to-january-2021-due-to-covid-19/.158866

I am with @ArchieKun Building your own PC is really satisfying personally I went AMD this year and really impressed by the difference specs on my gaming rig are: GPU - RTX 2070 Super CPU - 3700X AMD cooled by a Corsair H100i RAM - 32gb Corsair 3200Mhz - really need to speed this up but going to wait till RAM keep getting cheaper or wait till DDR5 makes and appearance maybe Motherboard - ASUS X570 Plus All sat in a Phantecks Enthoo case. It is my third machine that I have built. Not tried hard line or soft tubing myself but might do on next build in a couple of years. I shall upgrade when the 400 series GPU's come out in 2/3 years maybe. Happy to answer anything needed really

That's pretty epic. I'm currently using a 8700k, but would definitely use an AMD based PC for my secondary rig. not sure if youre familiar with the bulldozer architecture CPUs from amd but that was the first and last time i used amd products. i think it was a fx 4100. i mean they were really really good for budget builds back then, espeically if you got them on discounts(which were really really common). ive always wanted to build a second rig for a long time for my living room. and since the zen based rzyen cpus came out in 2017 its just giving me more reason too. ive only heard really good things about it.

Thank you guys! lol @Illusion of Terra I like how there is a sloth and hamster with cats XD random but awesome nonetheless and thanks for the shout out ^^- @Ohiotaku cake is always a win, that will be my go to as well hahaha (probably cheesecake or ice cream. Also - pikachuuuu hahaha Thanks @Wedgy Hope everyone has an awesome day haha