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@shanselman Hell, I'll text instead of knocking when I know the house has a small child (who may be napping) or a dog prone to barking.
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@kevinmirsky About 1.5 TB of that is various versions of Baldur's Gate 3 and Cyberpunk 2077. I don't have a complete release archive of either, but I've got some very early (publicly released) builds.
Dunno if they're worth reuploading anywhere.
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@grimalkina The kind of default starting place for adult women (especially when the direction is "not shooty, not scary") is cozy games like Stardew Valley (which is in the same vein of Animal Crossing).
If she's okay with poker-adjacent or card games, the rogue-like (with a bunch of asterisks) Balatro is a lot of fun. It's kind of hard to explain, but much easier to grasp.
I've also had Stray Gods: The Roleplaying Musical in my own backlog for a while now. Dunno if it's her vibe or not, but I keep meaning to actually start it up.
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