The answer to that question is, Only if you want more tattoos.

There is certainly enough other assets here to keep us entertained. 😉

I miss Wildstar! I played at launch and loved it, But the bots and issues around launch caused my friends to stop playing after a month or two. I kept going for a while but eventually stopped as well. So much cool lore and world building in that game.

I’m just going to leave this here.

Roboquest is one of the most enjoyable games I have played in years, And the devs seem to really care, every update has made the game significantly more enjoyable and they seem to be actually listening to player suggestions and feedback. Highly recommended if you want a fast paced FPS Roguelite.

If you’ve played Gunfire reborn and are expecting more of the same your going to be disappointed though.

Gunfire Reborn is Roguelite first, FPS second Roboquest is FPS first, Roguelite second.

Same concepta executed and implemented very differently.

Great news! Early awaiting this, hopefully it runs well with Proton near launch.

There is also a Game Gear version as well that never left Japan, But there is a good fan translation available.

I didn’t realize that converting coal to LNG was a thing, Interesting. Thanks for the information!

I may be completely out of the loop here so correct me if I’m wrong, but isn’t China making a monumental shift towards solar and renewables right now as well? Why would they need LNG when they have record amounts of renewables being implemented and an established Coal system.

As someone who has to deal with rims and tires all day, I freaking hope this never happens. I would rather be stabbed in the leg with a rusty knife than deal with tires packed with sealant.

I cannot even begin to count the number of times I’ve needed to used the emergency eyewash station because of tire sealant, even with eye protection, the stuff gets everywhere, and customers always seem to “forget” that they used an entire can of sealant to fix their tire leak so we get to be covered in the stuff for hours and scrub the machines down, the walls, the floors everything. Ask any Tire tech what they think of fix-a-flat or tire sealant and you’ll likely get a similar response.

That’s $880-ish per day. I honestly can’t tell if that sounds disgustingly low or not.