Hopelessly addicted to puzzle games.

Mildly addicted to strategy games


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Between the Dallas shooting and the Bethesda autopsy six hours later, President Kennedy's body was secretly removed from the casket, it was then surgically changed. wounds were altered. bullets were removed. the body was returned in time for the autopsy -- returned as a medical forgery which told a false story of the shooting.

A Treatise on Not Cheating in Puzzle Games
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In my opinion you can't really "cheat" at a puzzle game without just cheating yourself out of the experience of playing the game in the first place, the point of puzzle games is the whole process of first trying to work something out and then eventually succeeding. If you give yourself the answer, or even just a hint, you cheat yourself out of having that thought or idea that would have led you to solving it anyways, I live for brutal puzzles that keep me stuck for hours. I make it a point to never look-up answers or hints, not even in-game hints or community discussions outside the game if I can help it. I can understand not everyone loving brutally hard puzzles, but when it comes to rampantly cheating at them just to get through them it's really totally pointless. All my achievements, screenshots, and gifs are legit, every solution is an original, I keep it all up to see my progress over time.