I’ve been rotating between Tears of the Kingdom, which I’ve been greatly enjoying in short bursts for its exploration and how easy it is to change scenery or style as I play, Animal Crossing: New Horizons, which I’ve been playing again after getting my wife in to the game, and Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap on an emulator while I’m out and about.

Each game has definitely been scratching a different itch, and it’s been a great improvement in my long term enjoyment of each to rotate between them. I used to no-life a game until I finished it or burned out. Now I’m loving three games and don’t feel like garbage when I set them down to live my life.

And, with a few minor appearance setting adjustments, feels very similar to RIF.

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Everything you wrote is true, and I endorse it 100%, but there is a typo that definitely changes the meaning of your comment. The primary purpose of flossing is to remove plaque, not the plague.

That said, flossing will ultimately result in a healthier oral microbiome and thus can prevent future illness, so preventing plague is technically still possible.

Thank you for sharing this important detail.