State of the Game
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Valar morghulis.
Please use this every time someone doesn't spell it right.
I needed an EEG a while back. To attach the probes they use a thick white gell/glue.Spooky ghosts are no jokes.
Despite some time spent cleaning-up I found it impossible to get it all out.
The tube ride home was 'interesting', but I did make some new friends. So that was nice.
Ὀδύσσεια
You are wrong anyway.
It's Ὀδύσσεια, Odýsseia if you want in your alphabet.
Or if you go the gaming way, then it's Oddysee, following the name used for Abe's oddysee.
Get it right.
But surely you have to kneed your dough, else how is it going to ris....
...oh... yeah... gotcha......
Something something about cats eating kale and Rubbernuke's sausag.... ...oh god...
That stuff is really gloopy, and gets everywhere
I think they applied it in all the wrong places.
But you're right, it's a damn nuisance to get rid of!
I vaguely recall having a conversation that included that line at some point.That stuff is really gloopy, and gets everywhere
To the rescue!!
The armadillo can stay, but Satan's cabbage is out of here!
Each to their own, I guess. I bought ED when EDH was about a year old, basically to enjoy some planetary action. Now I found, that the game play I've wished for is actually not in Elite but in NMS - I'm not even sure anymore, if I want to buy EDO at all - what is there in EDO what I cannot do better in NMS?- nothing really. It's sad, but I have to accept it.
NMS just didn't appeal with the cartoony graphics, whereas I always found EDH visually bang on for my taste - but it does sound like NMS has undergone a revolution of improvement, and I think now fully VR compatible so maybe it's time to give it a try whilst I wait for Odissee (sorry, couldn't help it...
) to be sorted out.I just love the gritty 'realism' of EDH though...
Hey, that's fair. I'm glad that you're enjoying yourself, that's what gaming is all about and we're all gamers, no? And I certainly don't have an issue with anybody pointing out the things in my personal favorite game that they find lacking.
My thing with ED vs. "the other games" is that none of them scratch my particular itch, which is flying around pretending to be a space jock in a universe that I can at least pretend is like the one I live in, doing stuff that I can pretend might be possible in the future. But hey, it is what it is. Horses for courses, as my British cousins like to say, if I understand it correctly. To me it's "whatever floats your boat."
But this is getting awfully off topic, so meet Albert, the nanacat:
Ah, the Amazonian Frogananamog - don't see many of those outside of captivity...Hey, that's fair. I'm glad that you're enjoying yourself, that's what gaming is all about and we're all gamers, no? And I certainly don't have an issue with anybody pointing out the things in my personal favorite game that they find lacking.
My thing with ED vs. "the other games" is that none of them scratch my particular itch, which is flying around pretending to be a space jock in a universe that I can at least pretend is like the one I live in, doing stuff that I can pretend might be possible in the future. But hey, it is what it is. Horses for courses, as my British cousins like to say, if I understand it correctly. To me it's "whatever floats your boat."
But this is getting awfully off topic, so meet Albert, the nanacat:
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Only ever saw one and I was disappointed.Ah, the Amazonian Frogananamog - don't see many of those outside of captivity...
Too stringy, tasted exactly like chicken.