Then again, I do a lot of spreadsheet work for my actual job so it literally is more like work than play to have to figure out materials, availability and effective combinations.

In Shin Megami Tensei: Imagine (yes, a very Japanese name, and the only MMO I ever got into) crafters or “synths” were actually really important to the community.

There’s new stuff in Battlefield 5 too!?

Wait, there’s a khovostov in D2 now?

Damnit there’s too many games to play. Too many!!! (I will be downloading this once I get home though, lol)

Couldn’t even log into D2 for Shadowkeep, tried for hours. BL3 welcomed me with open arms, LOL 

I chose Zane too. It’s kinda tough solo, I’m finding. 

I played all of D1 and D2 solo (and most games, actually). There can be some tricky bits sometimes, especially if you’re under-leveled. Nothing some grinding can’t solve, however. 

I get so dizzy when I play Starfighter Assault 

People seem to get hung up on thinking they *need* a certain gun to do well. When I finally unlocked the Last Word in D1, I found that, NOPE it didn’t actually make me godlike just by holding it, and in fact I found that I just sucked with it and and couldn’t get it to work for me. (This was after getting absolutely de…

Oh wow I totally missed it there. I think whenever I see 101, 110, 10 my mind just blends them together like binary or something, lol 

Add the 10 to that list, lol

So my main question is: what’s actually making the noise? Is it the transmission? Or is it actually the electric motors running?

Well done, LOL

Star Trek tricorder? 

Not just Macross, they effed up the BattleTech universe too! 

My rudimentary Japanese/katakana skills tell me that it says [Macross Δ (Delta)]. They never officially released Macross in the US, which is why the video is blocked. (Stupid Harmony Gold ruining so many fandoms with their litigation.) 

Your grandma sounds awesome. 

LOL all the retirees grinding games out as soon as they release, taking control of in-game economies...oh man. 

Hell yeah. I can only hope we have Sword Art Online style full-dive experiences by then! And I agree with Mori-san, using games to keep your mind sharp as you go into old age seems like it would work. I wonder if any research has been done, though. If not, our current generation would be the one to study!