Well, Tarantriss is basically a spider-tarantula hybrid, akin to that of fusing Galvantula and Ariados all into one creature.

However, I think Silvegis is one of my favorites from this new update, despite not flying or swimming at all.

on another platform, I discussed with a subscriber that she was something akin to a centaur, but we came to an agreement that then she had 4 pairs of legs and two arms, but there is an author's vision for everything, hehe

I didn't have a favorite as such in the new update, but I liked taking Smokie with me to extraction of chromite.

It would seem that the puppy is quite simple in design, but it turned out to be very useful for extraction resources.

That's what it reminded me of as well, just couldn't remember what the heck the name was for that type of creature it was again.

It's fine, I'm sure many have their favorites, but for me I have too many favorites if you ask me.

Yeah, I've yet to get Smokie at some point, but considering how difficult the island is, it would take a while for me to even conquer at least one part of it. Not to mention the limited amount of bases you can build in the game is quite...small compared to the mod that allows me to have 75 bases with 250 pals in the base at the same time using "Option World Settings x10" for example.

but you can legally make sure that there are 9 bases and 50 pal’s in the game settings.

But personally, I need 20 pal’s at the base to make everything work properly, and I had to set up 5 bases, 4 of which are oil production sites... This resource is still more difficult to mine than hexolite (despite the fact that it is located on an island where it is necessary to destroy rocket launchers in order to fly safely through the air).

True...But again, I have played this game normally and it's just difficult for me to play it at least, but thankfully there are easy mode options if it becomes too rough for me to play it.

Nowadays, I just play this game with mods just to have fun and such, I don't care if I'm not able to get the achievements, so long as I can just destroy and have fun with this game, much like I do with 7 Days To Die if you ask me.

Ahh yeah, well, it's this reason why again I go with mods in my game, especially the option world settings x10 and chat command one so this way I can still have fun regardless of the games I make and such.

I play a small number of games because I don't have much time for it. I just returned to Ganshin and Honkai to save up currency for characters that I couldn't save up last year, I go to ZZZ purely to play for half an hour or an hour, run through missions or the plot, but also rarely… Sometimes I go to the cult of the lamb. I haven't visited Monster Hunter for a long time, but I'm thinking of downloading it and trying to play again. Palworld took me a little longer in this regard.

I don't play it on my account or on my computer, because my laptop isn't very powerful for this game (after a powerful computer with good FPS, it's hard to play on a slideshow, although I've been able to before, haha). I can play with the maximum number of spawn pals, the maximum number of pals on the base, and all that, but I just realized at some point that 20 for me to work optimally on the base.

In fact, to my surprise, palworld has become something very close to me, so much so that I want to draw fanarts and write stories based on it. Yes, I also love Pokemon, because I literally grew up on this franchise, but I couldn't feel like I was part of the movement fully, because I only watched anime and sometimes they gave me Chinese action figures with Pikachu. And that was the maximum I could afford. However, I could still afford to have a few stuffed Pokemon toys and watch anime, haha. Buying consoles and cartridges for them is still an unacceptable luxury for me.

Oh god, I can't see myself continuing to buy more and more characters (Cities Skylines is the only game I can ever think of when it comes to buying so much content and DLC from that game, it's too much. I can't imagine doing that)...But I see.

My laptop can run some games, but graphically intense games tend to struggle on my end, but even then, I only play sometimes or once in a while. But I use that time more of video watching, artwork and literature looking and reading, or listening to music and that's it.

Mmm, I was similar, but I still think Gen 1, 2, and 5 are my top favorite Pokemon generations of all time. My older sister introduced my second older brother and I to it, along with Spyro, and my personal favorite that hasn't come back in decades that I used to watch the show on cartoon network, Hamtaro: Little Hamsters Big Adventures. And I've played the two Gameboy advance games, and the Gameboy color one back in the day. So don't worry, you're not alone when it comes to Pokemon for me being an on and off franchise (for me I only care about the creatures and that's about it. I was always a console/spinoff person of Pokemon, not so much the mainline series game type of person. Palworld just reminds me a lot of how Pokemon should have gone not only for children, but also for the mature audience, much like what the PS1 and PS2 did back in the 1990s and early 2000s). But again, even if you were only able to afford this and there, I still feel people can love a franchise entirely despite only remembering some things here and there. It happens, I was just fortunate to be in the US when the pokemania was going on at a very young age of 2 years old.

I recognized Pokemon only up to the 6th generation, then they're kind of... weird. A juicer is one of the possible ideas. On the one hand, it's a shame that Pokemon remained for a more childish audience, but on the other hand, it remained brilliant, because adults often refuse plush toys and figures, and children ASK for it, and adults can rarely refuse children, especially considering that prices for toys and figures are quite low.

But I'm an adult with the soul of a child, and I can't refuse to buy plush toys if I really want it. But I still don't have enough of them, because I'm quite demanding on quality.

Buying dlcs for games is such a pain in the ass! I use Sims 4 for architectural references (very rarely, for some large-scale projects, when I'm happy to keep the location of rooms and furniture relatively the same) and I bought it in steam! and then I saw the number of dls and realized that it was time to get out the rum and say "yo-ho-ho"

For me, after 5th generation it became on and off for me, but I kept it up here and there with videos and people talking about new games coming out each year, although I wouldn't buy them as much as say audio and video gear in the past. Funny enough, I only remembered the first five generations until I did research in 2020, or when Gen 8 came out in 2019 at that time. So while yeah, it's a child friendly type of company, I do think there can be a possibility for something to be made with adults. After all, one of the things I would love to see them dive into is horror akin to the franchises of The Blair Witch, SAW, and Analog Horror to name a few. But that's yet to be seen, as the company will still go with the children under 13 for the time being.

Haaahhh Huh...For me, I'm just happy with seeing the creature images I find on the web and that's about it.

Ahh yeah, Cities Skylines is the only game I can think of where I have bought the most amount of DLC than SimCity 2013, Planet Coaster 1, and Call of Duty Black Ops 1 combined.

Tarantriss is my favorite Pal outright, so this is adorable.