These look better than I remember. Yummy!

I believe it was more irreversible, like a severe cerebral lead poisoning.

It is perfect for a game like this but I guess the freedom you have in prompts that may make your miis say questionable stuff which might work as comedy as in the picture that follows but also may be seen as discrimination when out of context.

Bad things: the game does not allow me to share the pictures, or video captures. I understand the reason but not being able to (easily) share funny interactions with my bf is something I definitely don’t fancy.

it has a weird, very japanese sense of humour, but very enjoyable. I don’t enjoy making random miis, but the game has a “assisted” mii creastion tool that makes that less of a pain.

You can get very fun dialogues by inserting not-so-random prompts. And you can make things “happen” but also just watch while doing other stuff. I find it so far very enjoyable, and not very repetitive.

I’ve seen it being compared to The Sims, Animal Crossing or Pokopia. It’s much more hands off than the first, and you do barely any interactivity in contrast to AC or Pokopia. Kinda like a movie you make an interaction every once in a while.

Got hooked into the Tomodachi Life train. It brings the kind of non-involvement and casual play I need right now.

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maybe Japan shouldn’t have surprise attacked them on december 1941.

I don’t deny that and I don’t think the subscription model is a good model. I just don’t find it as surprising anymore.

i don’t know how it’s that amazing in 2026, considering there’s subscription models for just anything right now.

Anyway, i doubt the nintendo classics emulation is the real reason anyone subcribes to Nintendo Switch Online.

Estoy leyendo 3 libros. 2 de no ficción, y 1 de ficción.

• La Guerra no Tiene Rostro de Mujer, de Svetlana Aleksiévitch. Trata de historias de mujeres del ejercito rojo. Historias humanas, lidiando con lo feo de la guerra. No es un libro con cuentos de grandes batallas, ni triunfos militares. Bastante crudo. Además estoy leyendo una edición post-soviética que incluye partes censuradas, con comentarios de censores. Buen libro, aunque recién lo empiezo.

• Memorias y Reflexiones, de Georgiĭ Konstantinovich Zhukov. Este es más bien lo opuesto a lo anterior. Mariscal del ejercito rojo durante la segunda Guerra (Gran Guerra Patria, como le dicen en Rusia). Este es un libro de anécdotas, pero contiene grandes batallas y triunfos militares. Es bastante largo y pesado a veces.

• Matadero cinco, de Kurt Vonnegut. Este también recién lo empiezo. Todavía no tengo muchas impresiones de él, pero me dio un poco de gracia que también tenga partes en la segunda guerra (y un postguerra).

You mean the WA-traffic made a significant difference?

No, I don’t mean that. Whatsapp traffic (files i don’t think is included in the deal) is treated by the companies independently of other data traffic. You may not have a data plan, but still get a “whatsapp free” thingy, you can text for free via whatsapp without using data plans.

Depends on the country, in mine data plans are not that expensive (add some asterisks to that). But they include those “whatsapp free” or some streaming service traffic with no cost to get the edge over other phone companies. All of them mostly have the whatsapp free thing.

I used to live in a different country and it did make a significant difference, as @desconectado@lemm.ee points out below.

Same here (South America). You can not use it yourself but it will mostly keep you out of the loop on everything. Most of the phone companies don’t charge you whatsapp message data just to make it more inescapable.