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They're buying Microsoft. You heard it here first.

That's because apparently it's a "full" walkthrough. I haven't watched all of it myself, but it shows the routes to every dungeon in order

Then someone complained and said this was more impressive: And it is.

I plan to give Archive81 a go before my subscription expires. I've finally cancelled it after 8 years, and I doubt I'm going to miss it.

This game caught my eye on another website. I can't play it yet, but it really seems up my alley, so I wanted to give it a mention here. It's a thriller adventure murder mystery with some super natural vibes set in Italy (Tuscany I believe) during World War II. You're a woman investigating the murder (?) of your twin sister, while hell breaks loose around you (the war thing). The game's got a freakin' pretty indepth photography simulator, where you can take pictures with a TLR (twin lens reflex camera, like the famous Rollei cameras), and even have to develop the film.

From what I heard it was on Amazon Prime in Europe.

And the original:

Google has some.

Trailer isn't doing much for me.

As far as I'm concerned that was just a throwaway line, but I'm also not a Spider-man expert. It's just too early to tell at this point.

Yup saw it this afternoon.. I'll get it just like I've gotten the other 4 Fire Emblem babes. Though I'll wait with the actual pre-ordering..

I was going to check how long I've had my driver's license, and as it happens I've gotten a letter regarding renewing it a few days ago, just found out. I've had my driver's license for practically 20 years. I've not driven a car for probably more than 20 years. I hate driving, I hate cars. In general.

Ah I didn't know that.. Always seemed like a very elaborate fansite, with some cooperation from Lego. And that's how they started apparently, but they're now indeed part of Lego. I'll probably just dive into Bricklink Studio then, once I'm ready.

I was looking into it a little bit a few days ago. A long time ago I downloaded the official one. It's still available, but no longer supported I believe, although I think it's still occasionally receiving little updates in the form of new bricks and pieces. What I liked then was the direct link with the pick a brick store if I recall correctly. I suspect that's no longer working, but I haven't tried redownloading it yet. I suspect the biggest one right now is the BrickLink Studio (I assume the one you mean), which also has a direct link to their own store. I prefer new items, but it's a good option to have. I saw there were several other smaller alternatives, I think one of them was LeoCad. I'd love to get into it, I have some ideas in my head, but I think I'll wait until I have more experience with current Lego, especially modulars. I intend to buy my first one in Summer.

That means you have a year to prepare a big party for the big 25th anniversary! I haven't been here 24 years but holy shit.

Not just my bedroom! My bed. This is going to sound revolutionary, but sleeping calms me down! Some people are unable to sleep when stressed I believe, but for me it's the opposite.

I practically never stress, it's not in my nature. But if I need to calm down, I simply go to bed.

I haven't watched this myself yet but: As for games, I'm sure there are plenty, but the first one to come to mind is Routine. Got reminded of it today as there's a new Korean sci-fi show on netflix, with a premise that reminded me of this.

Made my first Ebay purchase right before Christmas. The item is something very niche, basically an original "L-bracket" for my Canon SLR. Just mainly wanted to mention that my first Ebay purchase was a positive experience, I know it can be risky, but I also believe it's actually generally a bigger risk for sellers. Again, item is very niche so I didn't have a lot of options, there were none for sale on out own national markeplace website. There were 2 sellers within Europe, chose the best looking one, checked the seller reviews. There was no bidding option, but there was an option to make an alternate offer on the price. Auto rejected the first, accepted the 2nd, saved 5 euros haha. Quickly payed as the offer was accepted while I was still figuring out the site, and the item was shipped shortly after Christmas, and it arrived before New Year's Eve from Austria, so all in all a very quick shipment considering it was during the holiday season. I don't think I'd use Ebay if I want to sell something, I want to keep things local, only offer pickup, and only accept cash.

Yeah that's pretty short.

Yeah I remember that one. Mine was a smaller version of that one. It's in the box with all the other deconstructed Lego.. I have no idea if it's still complete. Not sure if I still have the instructions either.

I have one small bike thingy, and I had a big digging truck thing, from around the same era.