They can keep it. I certainly know I don’t have the patience, personality, or inclination to deal with the amounts of drama their profession generates. The same could be said for any performance career, really. I’ll happily stay in my behind-the-scenes tech industry job, making my comfortable paycheck and largely…

Well, there’s something I didn’t expect to see. Next you’ll be telling me Cataclysm: Dark Days Ahead is too. Also, without having pretty essential tools like DFHack and Dwarf Therapist rolled into it (I assume, since they’re by completely different developers and groups), it’s still going to be very esoteric to most…

For everyone who plays StarTropics and gets stuck, the frequency is 747.

Specifically this one.

Sploosh.

That’d be pretty great if he had. Especially if it were jokingly a lesser title than Arino’s because of his time there. Something like Kakarichou or Hisho. That being said, I have seen some their projects like Yoiko’s Minecraft Survival Life.

Every time I see Arino's smiling countenance, it makes me want to learn Japanese so that I can see more of it.

That certainly adds a new connotation to “creepers”.

Delver Lens looks awesome, but can it scan more than one card at a time and then individually parse the cards? I’d love to organize and accurately price my collection, but it’s far too large to scan one card at a time.

Alternatively, let them run loose biting everyone. Everybody that survives will have the curse and you’ll have a fort of immortal dwarves that don’t need food or drink and turn into unstoppable badasses once a month. I’ve actually run a fort like this where everybody was a werelizard except for the nobility, who were…

No, the rhino is inside and walking through a hole in the wall because there’s no exterior door to stop it.

Adding a turn-based mode has definitely piqued my interest. Now, the question is whether or not you can switch back and forth between the turn-based and RTP modes with a single button press. If they do that, then we’re another step closer to a new Arcanum game, and there’s absolutely nothing wrong with that.

For the record, I’d have called it The Legend of Throbbin’ Hood, but that name has probably already been taken.

“Who keeps throwing garbage on this dumpster fire?!”

You have very good taste. A few of those have yet to be surpassed 30 years later.

Interesting marketing move: showcase how bad your new Fallout is by giving away the best ones for free.

That’s cool. There were so many notable figures in World War II, they should have no trouble coming up with legendary cards like Erwin Rommel, Witold Pilecki, and Lauri Törni.

It’s the The Borrowers simulation I never knew I wanted.