Ahhh, now I see. That makes sense. Thanks for the video!

More than I expected. I appreciate your honesty. How is it thus far? Any highlights?

Constable, did you in fact watch all 9.5hrs?

They have a lot less lead poisoning today than those kids from 20th century past, too.

This is getting heavy, Doc.

Or breathe around it. The gympie gympie gets its own separate, controlled environment to share with giant hogweed and friends.

Oh yeah, must have. Bonus points if their house plants are prickly or poisonous.

It’s the little legionary galea crest that gets me. As if Marvin the Martian was somehow transformed into a bird. “Look at my distractingly beautiful plumage, human, while I take aim with my atomizer. Hold still now!”

And all the fish, plankton, sea greens and protein from the sea that we can eat!

Gouda plan, Brain!

Three cheers for ProtonVPN! Make Amazon walk the plank!

“And on our right you may see bison in the field. No, we’re not pulling over here, we’re going to Mt Blue Sky. Keep drinking water.”

“The door is ajar.”

Thank you for explaining the very mistake I have made in an interview. I don’t know why this didn’t occur to me until now.

Oh I know I live under one. Thanks for the insight! This looks like too much fun. I hope these things were/are eventually addressed.

I’m with you. I’ve wanted more players, larger maps, and less emphasis on graphics (cause they’ve been pretty good) for awhile now. I think back on games that were fun and addictive: they weren’t pretty but blocky. Yet it didn’t matter.

Contemporary graphics are amazing, I admit. I also find it difficult to put a release date on any games from the last 5-8 years. They look pretty similar in graphics to my eye.

Am I wrong for being willing to sacrifice some graphic sophistication for the sake of say a 128v128 game in a destructible environment?

Boulder, as in Harlequin’s Gardens. If you’re looking to use your crash pad I’d imagine that’s in /c/bouldering, if it exists yet.

Namaste

Friendly faces everywhere. People shouting, “Howdy, neighbor!”

Just how many 303 and 720 are on here?