The ironing is delicious

Pay for Cool Zone Media. I have no qualms supporting their work, even if most of what I listed to is the work of the Honorable Doctor Reverend Robert Evans.

Lower Decks and SNW are FANTASTIC and some of the best Trek in a very long time. Almost as good as The Orville ;)

I’ve loved that combo for years. Got my grandson hooked on it too!

But… he created a factory whose sole purpose is to release more monsters into the world!!!

Also, there are new Monster Factory videos :)

To shreds you say?

I think you mean the bleginning

You still have Zoidberg… YOU ALL HAVE ZOIDBERG!

Bright blue until I was at least in my teens. Faded to grey by the time I was in my 30s.

It defined a genre. And had some pretty advanced concepts for the time (the first game I played with right-click help pop-ups).

It’s still being worked on, mostly via Caster of Magic. The ‘reboot’ is OK, but a bit too slavish in copying the UI issues.

Or I could just play some sweet Master of Magic (DOS version)… a game so beloved it’s still getting actively modded some 30 years later!

I have such a ridiculous backlog to play. Such guilt.

Same boat here my friend.

1000+ hours, lots of intricate builds. Post Ashlands has been miserable.

With all that, still the best $20 I’ve ever spent in 43 years of gaming.

They’ve gotten progressively more poorly thought out though.

Mistlands is glorious, but so fogged in as to be essentially invisible. I resorted to a mod to increase the value of the wisp.

Ashlands is just a brutal, unfun grind. Not hard, just relentless especially with endless pop-in of enemies. Not to mention even more horrendous performance… 20fps on a very high end system is abysmal (rtx 4090, nvme drive, etc).

Valheim was amazing. But it’s faltered so badly in the past 2 years that I’m just sad. Very sad.

Damn, I didn’t even notice the logo.

The only content I miss from the Bad Place.

Not beananas, ya hoser!

Probably a fine dye so long as you don’t mind everything you own being that color. Not to mention the smell. And being dead of course.

I haven’t really played the board game, as my wife and I usually get caught up in longer ones. But I do have childhood memories of killing many a brave group of pioneers with poor planning and too much bad meat.

YOU HAVE DIED OF DYSENTERY