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It's been a while so I guess I was mistaken about what all they had on their Youtube channel. Still a few things worth watching, but http://wevp.tv/vdb/ is the place for the videos I was thinking about.

FYI, be warned that removing the /vdb/ will play a video that's an FMV version Un Pueblo De Nada. Both are worth it, and there are differences between them content wise, but know that going in and decide before hand which you want to experience first.

@magnetphonics: I'm aware that the TV edition includes the interludes, my referencing the PC release not having them so far was to give context for their necessity as part of experiencing the main game. I would go so far as to say that playing them in the order of release between acts isn't necessary either.

@liquiddragon:That is the correct order by release. The interlude games were never part of the pc release, so I experienced them in a very strange order, and from my experience it doesn't matter when you play them. They serve to add texture to the games world. The last two do more to set a mood for the Act that follows, but I played Here and There Along the Echo after completing Act IV and still really enjoyed it. Probably my favorite of the interludes.

If they don't include it with the PC and TV editions, I also very much recommend going to their Youtube channel and watching a lot of the videos they put up over the years.

@oursin_360: Maybe they haven't gotten around to archiving it all for the site just yet, but the streams are available on their twitch channel.

Motherboards podcast Cyber had an episode about this or something very similar for one of it's first episodes. Link below for those interested, they have a lot of other good episodes that show just how unprepared companies and individuals are for what the future holds with regards to attacks like this.

https://play.acast.com/s/cyber/simhijackingandthephonenumberransom

It's a story about maintaining class hierarchy and consumer consumption, not engineering. Try reading it that way and it should be pretty clear why the obvious problems weren't solved and something like cheap renewable energy was.

Net: Zone was played on the Waterfallvoyeur stream and now I feel obligated to share the only good thing about it, the soundtrack. I also went down a dumb internet rabbit hole that led me to learn that Iron Galaxy's own Kraig Kujawa reviewed Net: Zone for Gamespot.

KRZ Act 5 is really the only thing I'm stoked for. Hoping Judges Eye will get a US release this year as well as playing my first Animal Crossing when the switch version comes out.

Obra Dinn, which even with how much praise it got they still undersold the game. I'll pick up Florence in the near future as well.

I'm a little surprised by the degree of dislike for the new site layout. I've not had nearly the amount of difficulty adjusting to it as some have and a lot of the changes and new features are fantastic. I'll echo the suggestions @darkaileron has already given. Further extending some of the layout customization would be great, but I also understand there's a limit to the extent they can go in that direction before it might hurt visibility of new site content.

What you describe sounds exactly like how I felt in the final 5 of a PUBG match when I'd first started playing. It took getting to that point again a few dozen times before it wasn't nearly as bad. I was also learning to drive at the time and driving had and still does induce a fair amount of anxiety in me. The thing I did that helped was to remind myself to focus on the moment more than the goal when I was about to get to the point where anxiety kicked in so I could make each decision a meta goal that made me focus on something other than the physical sensations and my mental state. It didn't get rid of the anxiety and stress entirely but it allowed me to use the increased adrenaline towards a better outcome. I'm also playing DBFZ, but haven't done any online matches yet, so I'm expecting to have a similar experience again when I do.