Mark Williams
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Lacuna Coil - Blood, Tears, Dust
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I picked up a Switch (Lite) two years ago and probably put in over 3500 hours on it. (Most of it coming in 2020.)
100-200 hours is a pretty normal amount of time I invest in grinding games like these (Stardew Valley and the classic Pokemon leveling-up games probably have closer to 400 hours).
Norbro, remind me, are you retired? Not a bad way to spend a pandemic!
When I get the chance, I've been bouncing between Hades and Flight Sim 2020 + digital ground school (slowly studying to become a private pilot).
Norbro! I am also playing Hades right now, picked it up on a sale a couple weeks back since I saw the reviews. No idea how good it would be. I agree with you, complete masterpiece. For me, in terms of how drawn I am to keep coming back to it, it's beating a lot of the AAA games of the last year. Total blast.
PS 200 hours? I had no idea you were a gamer lol.
Lol I’m currently playing hades. I had hades down to around 1/2” of health then died... so upsetting.
Saving the manual labor for the ol' console... :grin:Not retired, just honestly have less and less of an interest in manual labor to be quite frank. lol
Navigating and riding the subways in Toronto in the late 70's and early 80's to visit an old GF and to Long&Mcquades music store on Spadina to shop, pay monthly bills and hang around. (I missed Oscar Peterson once when he came in to check out the Yahmaha cp-70 (cp-70: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LUxmewOGD6M) Those memories immediately popped right up for some reason.You asked hahaha.filmguy123 said:I am curious what it "feels" like to others and if it transports you anywhere?
One of the lesser known Queen albums but still includes Mustafa, Fat Bottom Girls, Bicycle Race, Let Me Entertain You, Dreamers Ball, Don't Stop Me Now, etc.