Heya @janman - RE: Auto playing - I played one of Cygames' previous game, Dragalia Lost, and as long as you had a decent team and used an elemental team that was good against the area you were entering and high enough level, you basically always won. The challenge came down to the higher level difficulty content where you probably wanted manual control. Obviously, Dragalia is a different game genre than World Flipper, but I wouldn't be surprised if the path of content wasn't that dissimiliar.
@the_t@toug - That video is easily why Mr. Ryan Davis is my #1 GB Duder. He just reaches in and taking care to properly dispose of the crust after the failed flushing attempts. This coming from an janitor who regularly wonders why university American football athletes can't figure out how to properly flush IR-activated-flushing toilets.
As someone who recently started listening to the Fire Escape Podcast, it reminded me that having some Dan Ryckert ramblings in your life is a good thing. So, if you need more Dan Ryckert, you should listen to the Fire Escape Podcast.
Also, that Bunsen burner line... wow. Someone get @jerf on the phone and have him properly explain the difference between gas fueled ignition sources and static electricity (again).
I will reserve my opinion on if I enjoy/want to pay attention to ALBUMMER! till I've heard/seen a couple of episodes, but this intro on what it is about is a 100% zero interest.
@doszero - That may be true, but they talk about the 1st thing they'll cover is non-video game music album by Weezer.
@butterstick1 : Re: Brave Fencer Musashi. One of my friends in high school was deep into anime (Still is) and this was one of the games they let me borrow. 5/5, would gladly play again. Looking back, it was a fun, unique modern (For the time) take on Zelda, in essence, with a great difficulty curve and plenty to dig deeper into.
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