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Hey, I didn't see this one mentioned yet...

Some good content here too

Can't say I've had any dove meat. Deer, bison, (including three different deer out of Europe), rattlesnake, goat - sort of all the usual stuff. My mom & dad (no longer with us) told me how, in the 30's/40's a whole lot of folks were eating pigeons, doves and quail. They almost ate anything that moved under its own power back in the day when things were tight/rationed. I'll take good bison over deer just about any day of the week. Out west, the native populations have mobile bison harvesting which is really interesting. You get some dang fresh, good meat from them. Now I'm hungry.

Don't know if you watch the free game store that's quite epic in some of its freebies, but there's a good one coming up November 25th called theHunter: Call of the Wild. I paid for that game and it can be quite enjoyable if you like hunting.

Thanks everyone. I still say you folks are some of the best when it comes to just saying things in some of the funniest manner I've heard. I do appreciate you all taking time to toss a couple lines. I've been playing more RTS and 4x games recently. Pulled out Endless Space 2 just last week. Going through other stuff I've had for a long time but hadn't played. Shoot, I got to get busy with update 5 on Satisfactory too. I think I might load WoWS sometime towards December as it has been a long time since I click clicked in the game. I did have to laugh when I saw Soviet (RU) carriers in the game. Seriously, that was a side-splitter for me. I saw some talk about "super ships", which doesn't surprise me at all. Again, I do appreciate you all taking time out to update me. Mucho gracias.

Howdy all. Been months, seems like nearly a year since I played the game. Heck, it's been uninstalled for months now. I "may" be loading it up towards Christmas time for a bit but not sure why. Sentimental reasons? Dunno. So have I missed anything of value? Has the game improved and if so, in what ways? Yes, I realize I'm asking a lot of you which will likely only benefit me. Sorry. I just know there are a few of you here who have their fingers on the pulse of this game. Is it in ER, in hospice or is it out enjoying a good summer weekend in the sunshine?

Excuse me? Seriously? I'm in her age group. She damn well knew what she was doing, who she put at risk, what she put at risk. In addition, think of the millions of taxpayer dollars needed to verify things she did not verify! From 1985 through 2017 she did these things. To quote: I would argue she did indeed follow her moral compass, the one she does not have nor has ever had when it comes to just doing her job. No, she needs the maximum sentence thrown at her; let her spend "her retirement years" rotting in a cell. She gets no sympathy from me.

I see I missed a face down on the concrete by WoWS of truly Epic(tm) proportions. Ah well, I'm sure it all got covered by others no doubt. I would like to comment though upon your developer comments. Although I was not a game developer, I did write business software for 15 plus years. Concepts are quite similar. I would suggest a developer makes changes to the game because: 1) Something is horrendously broken, as in if this does not get fixed, it's gonna cost us big time! (money, rep, sales - some combo thereof) 2) Someone above them told them to do it a certain way - come hell or high water, that's the way it's gonna be 3) They thought it would work better coded a certain way - but they did not have the big picture in front of them when they thought this The only way these factors change are most of the big bugs are squished, for which new ones just magically appear - and those someones above the devs leave or move up/out. The better games (and software in general) is normally created by an small (by industry standards) team totally focused on taking care of the customer which in the end pays them far better than other, nefarious plans currently afoot. Two cents spent.

Well, that's a substantial change but phew... I'm still sitting it out so far, so good. Between Epic and some space games (Empryion right now) I have MORE than enough game time! Dang that's relaxing in a somewhat tensionable way... glad to hear you grabbed Control. They appear to be heading into a repeat of last year right now... maybe Subnaut will come back round.

Got that one too... and the one that started that stuff, Factorio. I typically deep-dive into the game until I can't tolerate any grinds further down the road, then move on to something else... No Man's Sky is still handing out continual upgrades - it amazes me what they can accomplish with their game. It's quite an enjoyable game these days. Since I seem to enjoy scifi grinds... I bought Empryion a few weeks back. Man, talk about a grind! Phew! Of course it's like a mashup of a number of games and can be great fun if you have patience for steep learning curves. @iDuckman Control is free on Epic right now. Have seen no mention by anyone of Subnautica....

Yeah the original is even better these days as they did clean it up a bit after release. I can promise a good few hours in that game. I hadn't heard Jingles played it... will have to go watch his analysis.

Ah yes... ED's Odyssey... which I do believe has been, if I believe Obsidian Ant, pretty much a complete snafu dump on the players. I sure appreciate you all sharing the past and future news! While to you there may not be much here for your consumption, there's enough here for me to consume for a couple days, what with research and all. Thanks! iDuckman, I keep watch on the Epic store for Subnautiqua. Nothing yet!

Hi all! It figures. I bought a year's worth of premium time then stop playing. I'm probably not the only one who has done this, right. If I am, it's okay. Thought maybe the long term players could tell me if I missed anything since oh, early March until now. I'd also like to know if there's anything coming up in the next couple of months you'd classify as a "got to be there" type of event. Thanks much!