Driadon

I have to say that this is a fantastic piece of parody at the world of crowd funding and understanding where your money goes. I cannot fault the Cards people for being as transparent with their ideas as they have been.

Redoing the resources and introducing farming is a step into making a base viable and useful. I'll check it out, I just got the game recently knowing full well what I was getting into and am totally up for seeing new content.
Also, personally, I'm sad that the business is so hype driven; due to so many high expectations and then the push to be part of the zeitgeist I worry that these ideas won't be praised. Yes, its slow, no, it doesn't excuse the amount of silence and the horribly high price tag, but realistically a game should be able to update and grow slowly but surely.

I will sport my annual Snowflake Day attire.

@greks224: There was a note recently in the app. It seems a change in the API means he can no longer simulate Mobile quality (The API doesn't surface actual Mobile quality as the site has it)

I do support for a software company, so an average day isn't too dissimilar to Shenzhen I/O, especially when reproducing an issue to report to QA.

I had a friend who ran into Jeff while playing Rainbox Six Vegas 2 some years ago. I've seen Brad a few times in the hub sections in Destiny, but never ended up in a patrol or what-have-you.

@kogx: VIII wholly fantastic. VII has been excellent thus far as well, but I understand backlog woes.

I'm liking this remake. I've been a fan of the series prior to this, but contrasting the quality of life differences that the remake makes to the original game is super nice.

I will preface this in that I am like Drew and haven't played many Zelda games, and have beaten even less of them. I've removed any I haven't at least played in some capacity.

1. Oracle of Ages (Beat)
2. Oracle of Seasons (Beat)
3. Link Between Worlds (On the last dungeon, but just never followed up with)
4. Links Awakening (Beat)
5. Orcarina (Got to the Shadow Temple)
6. Twilight Princess (I think I got half way through? I don't remember what dungeon I left off at, but I do remember putting in at least a good 20 hours into it)
7. Majora (Didn't get very far, first couple of dungeons.)
8. Zelda II (don't remember how far I got)
9. Phantom Hourglass (Beat, liked some neat gameplay aspects, HATED that dungeon you go back to over and over again, even with the shortcuts)
10. Zelda (Tried so many times on virtual console. Maybe if I had played this when I was more impressionable I'd have liked it more. No where close to beating)

Well, the original Endurance Run got me to try out Persona 4, which has since turned me into a giant SMT fan, so there's that. Same goes with Dave's Crusader Kings II QL and Paradox games. And, lastly, if it wasn't for Brad gushing about Nuts and Bolts, I don't think I ever would have bought it.