Couple of spoilers in that article, admittedly the game has been around for a while but thought I’d mention it in case you’re trying to avoid them.

Even this isn’t exactly correct - that would allow you to cast reaction spells on your turn, but the rules do not.

When you cast a leveled spell using a bonus action, the only other spells you can cast on that turn is a cantrip, with your action.

The difference is you can’t cast more leveled spells at all, and you can’t cast any spells including cantrips if they don’t use an action. That last part doesn’t usually matter, unless you have multiple bonus actions, or reaction cantrips (which appeared in the playtest of next edition).

Edited to reduce misinformation, left the wrong in place so corrections make sense

It could be used for improving products, but really it’ll be DRM for plants. That’s what could make money so that’s why money was spent.

I don’t play Armored Core, so I don’t really know what this means, but I must commend you for a very well formatted and detailed comment!

I think I got it on my third attempt. Though I haven’t actually finished it yet! Only 2/3 in and then something shiny distracted me - I’ll pick it up again soon. People described it as a soulslike, so after Elden Ring clicked for me I decided I would try the funny bug game again. Glad I did!

Hollow Knight, if you’re not afraid of bugs.

Explains all the bandages I guess

I cannot vouch for it, but this is their explanation: https://github.com/dhowe/AdNauseam/wiki/FAQ#does-adnauseams-clicking-put-me-at-risk-for-malicious-ads-or-ransomware

Does AdNauseam’s clicking put me at risk for malicious Ads or ransomware?

Absolutely not. AdNauseam simulates clicks on Ads by issuing an AJAX request to the adserver in a background process. This request is made without opening any additional windows or pages on your computer. The text-only request is safely discarded by AdNauseam before it has a chance to execute in the browser (no DOM is constructed and no code is ever allowed to run). Further, all cookies from AdNauseam’s visits are automatically blocked before they reach the browser’s local storage.

Heat signature is fantastic, contender for my GOTY in whichever year I discovered it.

The ability to pause and look around sometimes turns it into a puzzle game, either to save your skin or just reach the objective. Throw everything.