But it was fun, right? The Talkboy was peak 90s.

There’s just not really anything else quite like Noita, is there. What a great game.

Down with Andy.

Do you not carry 3 phones already? Just swap one out.

How’d you enjoy the fight with Mantis? Please tell me you went into that blind.

I understood that reference

As a programmer, I know what a variable is. Therefore, now this all makes sense to me.

Not the bugs?

Oh I get it, he must play the character Fall Out boy

AIM

I’m gonna go with best. Cause it really is the best. I love Noita.

Bahahaha. My 8 year old said the same thing. I had already tried that though. But that was my go-to for many years prior to going mostly digital.

Any Xbox/GamePass players see the update hit yet? My OG PS4 disc is a touch scratched so I can’t play it on the PS5 :(

The order of events is pretty different, but the storylines themselves are generally comic accurate. Would highly recommend reading if you’re into comics. They were a really great time.

The Scorsese commercial is way better.

Man, that sucks! I know I had read about screen issues on the 3 and to expect them on the 4, but none here. Sorry you both had issues! One day they’ll be perfect. I hope.

Same here. I absolutely love mine. Zero issues more than a year in.

It’s the exact position I’m in as well. Short deadline high priority projects without the staff needed to actually get it done.

I’ll add a couple others I own but haven’t finished yet.

Encounters - Diana Pasulka (halfway through, really great so far) American Cosmic - Diana Pasulka Passport to Magonia - Jaques Vallee

I will gladly take other people’s recommendations.

I gotta read Dolan’s UFOs and the Security State soon as well. I hear it’s great.

Heh, I originally got it on Kindle, made it halfway through, then when Spotify released their audiobooks immediately started listening to it. It’s so much better with his wonderful soothing voice. Then my wife got me the updated book for Christmas right after I finished it haha. I’ll add it to my small, but growing, collection of books.