Let’s play a game of “Fortunately, Unfortunately“. Respond the previous post (the first comment below this post) by replying this post (not the previous post!)
I’ll start with: “I found this website.“
after beating as much pikuniku as i can, i think i can give my verdict: (mild spoilers incoming?)
it’s definitely not a game you should play in one sitting.
i think it’s best played when you’re in a busy schedule. the busier, the better (though some of the challenges does allocate quite a lot of time). that way the gameplay spreads from a few hours, to a few days, weeks, or even months (if you’re that busy). if you rush it, you’ll not feel the charm as thoroughly as you might hope. the narrative at the end, especially, doesn’t really grip if you just hustle your way on the main route (not that there's any diverging paths besides the five (!) side quests i found, with three just building on another). i really should’ve played it when i was busy on my campus (maybe i will on a new save)
other than that, it’s an excellent game. the soundtrack is superb, it really screams fun and playful (the swamp is my favorite, alongside toastopia). gotta love the accordion and the cuica that appears sometimes. the art design, oh, they nailed that. worthy to be put alongside boxboy in terms of simplicity. and cuteness. =) maybe a little bit more content could be better—a time attack on some of the minigames or something other than the co-op, which is unplayable due to a lack of external controllers—but the game’s fine as it is. i think the additions i suggested would impact the story (and, in a way, the whole philosophy of the game) quite a lot.
why did I agree to watch the third avatar movie after playing the cheerful pikuniku 
Baba… is mine.
(I was expecting to just purchase BIY but the winter sale is here so I also bought sideways Keke as well)
seeing other team’s project broken because their API keys for their AI got reported as leaked makes me a bit happy =)
and it looks like others as well
(translated to English by the way, except the German “du” which means “you” because I forgot to inspect element that)
If a single misunderstanding completely ruined me, I shouldn’t be allowed to interact with anyone
once I want to add a Mii that has all the stats to my island so randomly I picked the PM of Canada
Feedback for the course (Practice: Data Structures)
Is this a data structure course or a web programming course?
I don't think you ever taught us tables or matrices as a data structure, yet you put Pandas on your study plan anyway. That library doesn't make sense in this course!
And why do you have to force us to use AI on our project? A technology below decent, made with the hands of thieves, backed by a supervillain who lust after profit?
If you want to teach us data structures, teach C and their structures. Or Haskell and their ADT. Or Java and their objects. Not Streamlit and their... dependencies.
Don't let the "project-based learning" paradigm shift the course's actual purpose! Sometimes learning from the past is better than looking after the future.