Doesn’t this bring it all back to you?
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That’s easy. All of them.
Many years ago, I was a participant in an online game of Nomic, and a rule change changed my name to “Mr No Pop Culture”, and greatly restricted my ability to change it to anything else.
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If Easter is your sort of thing then I hope you’re having a good one, likewise Ramadan 
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We overflowed into our foyer in church today. Phew.
Fixed that for you 
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We have extremely wobbly chairs!
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I can live with that, it’s the eyes on Ulysses…
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I scrolled down to reply “needs more googly eyes”, and lo and behold…
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I don’t know if it fixes it… Still too intense
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Turns out Obsession can be broken, if you play it purely mechanically, which BGA players have.
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Thanks for the link. I like that Dan Hallagan is thinking about it and working on it to make it better. But he is absolutely right playing Obsession purely mechanically loses a lot of the game and my experience (with a good friend) on BGA was very suboptimal because the theme just doesn’t come across and I did not want further plays.
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“any technique that so blatantly disregarded the spirit of the game” - from all accounts, Victorians could be vicious about getting the best servants so I would have thought that kinda move would have been quite within the spirit of the theme!
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Some chatGPT inspired “data archeology” has uncovered data about my old rpg campaigns that I had thought lost… note: chatGPT didn’t find it, I did, but using it to help me convert old files into modern formats inspired this which in turn was inspired by Russian hackers destroying my blog for the nth (and final) time. So it is kind of as if Russian hackers had returned my old game logs to me Thanks internet!
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I can totally see Lady Smith hiring two maids if it kept lady Jones from having one.
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I woke up tonight at shortly after four and thought 4:04… not found. While I am used to 13:37… I am rarely ever awake to see http error codes on my phone.
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also known as the “in a ficticious world” exploit
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