I made a game you can play without anyone knowing (no visuals/sound)

Post by razadots » Wed, Oct 02, 2024, 2:59 PM UTC

furyofantares wrote: post #114

Love it, although none of the app store copy resonated with me and was a little offputting. I suppose I don't really buy the premise put forth from either direction; I don't buy that it's possible to be present while doing something else (for me anyway) AND I don't buy that this is gonna be immersive. I'm not stating these things as claims; this is just my reaction to the app store copy. I did buy it and love it thou…

Post by dingnuts » Wed, Oct 02, 2024, 3:01 PM UTC

nextcaller wrote: post #123

lolinder wrote: post #56

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I have ADHD and have a really hard time focusing in Zoom meetings at work unless I have something to do. I keep a fidget spinner by my desk and use it constantly during calls. My brother uses a Rubik's cube for the same reason. This game is basically a digital fidget—it doesn't actually prevent you from being there in the meeting, but it does provide the little bit of background simulation that some people legitimate…

I think there's a yuge market for 3d printed fidgets. I would order a sample array of curious plastic/metal fidgets just to have on my desk or to scratch a literal itch

Post by [deleted] » Wed, Oct 02, 2024, 3:01 PM UTC

cootsnuck wrote: post #107

Arch485 wrote: post #18

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Well actually, humans have disliked boredom since forever. Before the advent of phones, people would read, drink, or otherwise cause chaos to entertain themselves (these things still happen of course, phones are just yet another source of entertainment). Think about all those times before you had a phone that you would read the ingredients to hand soap while on the toilet!

The reading ingredients on bathroom items while on the toilet...lol. I did not know this was more of a universal experience. Did this all the time when I was a kid.

Post by scrivna » Wed, Oct 02, 2024, 3:02 PM UTC

invalidlogin wrote: post #15

OP: 1. Use “you’re“, not “your”, for “you are”. It is wrong in the first “screen” image in your App Store listing. 2. Use an ellipsis — three dots, “…”, never two dots. This is in two images in your listing.

Post by sirolimus » Wed, Oct 02, 2024, 3:04 PM UTC