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I make something similar but I put a layer of fat free Greek yoghurt or ricotta in there. The yoghurt is tangy and honestly better than the ricotta but it’s about what I have on hand.

I make something similar but I put a layer of fat free Greek yoghurt or ricotta in there. The yoghurt is tangy and honestly better than the ricotta but it’s about what I have on hand.

I make something similar but I put a layer of fat free Greek yoghurt or ricotta in there. The yoghurt is tangy and honestly better than the ricotta but it’s about what I have on hand.

I find it shapes how I choose games. I like to be a completionist. I choose not to play games that have tons of dlc that is part of the core game.

Examples: I skipped out on the new soul calibur. Unlocks are a huge part of the appeal of mastering tourney games.

I skipped out on Stellaris and don’t really play cities and skylines. It feels incomplete when you play it.

I do play some games and buy dlc because the xpacs feel like it’s renewing and changing the game: Xenoblade 2, sims 4 (actual xpacs), crusader kings, grim dawn

And some games I’m just lucky enough that the devs just keep giving me thousands of hours of work for free: terraria, Stardew, Starbound, Subnautica, monster sanctuary, anything by larian studios, etc

I love it when a game is well thought out and complete but I wholeheartedly understand the need for patches and dlc to extend sales of an IP for the stability of small gaming companies.

I have been a daily reddit user since 2008. I had never seen a single Apollo ad or any discussion of Apollo.

Your search results are biased towards what you have browsed on Google.

Also you shouldn’t be seeing ads with proper internet hygiene. Ublock origin, no script, vpn if you can. Res will strip out every reddit ad. And I’d highly recommend duck duck go or something more private than Google these days

I still am struggling with how to sub to a magazine. Poor guy running this needs a bit of help with ui so stupid people like myself can enjoy it