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The Rampancy boys stop their Destiny bing long enough to travel through the Gate of Storms and onto a ship. This episode features werewolves and a cat that sits on pizzas. Sorta:

No Man's Sky. I'm thinking of getting Osiris New Dawn. I've played a little of Children of a Dead Earth.

I once thought of wearing an "internal organ" costume, but it was so cold I wore a ski suit instead.

OK, enough. Here is the truth, according to one unfortunate.

Osiris New Dawn seems similar to NMS in some ways. Regardless of who could be copying some ideas from whom, OND was smart in going Early Access at Steam. Due to its involvement and commitments with Sony, NMS didn't or could not do so. Of course, some similar ideas could have sprouted independently. The differences of planetary combat, vehicles and base building (and multiplayer!) are striking.

I have "The Case for Mars". Good stuff.

Agreed. There are a lot of celebrities, but very few of what I call actors (and actresses; accepted as a non-sexist word by those who nominate, are nominated for and receive awards for their performances).

I wish you well. Its difficult when any part of the body is injured; whether we normally think about that part being useful or just being there. Turns out every part is important, but in the case of hands and communication, that's even more of a challenge without one or two. By the time you develop methods to overcome the challenges, you will be all healed up and will need to adjust back to normal.

This?

I was thinking of makeup and special effects. Gary Burghoff as one of the scientists.

Hang out at the library; the Great Library, that is:

I remember the Mercury, Gemini and Apollo missions. My dad was thrilled when the Eagle had landed.

You mean this thread? It is certainly related and this way I won't need to copy and paste.

... which is why its likely that the poster doesn't believe in any of that stuff, but does have a sense of humor. But hey, as long as people who should know better keep watching and listening to it ...

Good luck KasperVid! We'll miss you.

The three way play continues in "Beyond the Cloudspine":

Thanks for posting this, lajoswinkler. I'd like to see this movie. I did see Gravity and though some of my relatives speak Russian, all I can manage is Da and Nyet.

If it were real, the Soviets would have published it to the world. Why waste such a moment by remaining quiet about it? That makes no sense to me.

Too bad its open source. I'd charge for the additional DLC.

The Narrator's diary makes for a top notch story. Then three players beat the odds at "Gonen's Bridge":

He was good. For those that have not seen Young Frankenstein, it was intentionally filmed in B & W instead of color to mimic the original Frankenstein movie from the 1930s.

The Baron:

I'd like to see in NMS the ability, not to buy (or even sell) spaceships, but rather the parts needed to build ships which meet the needs of their builders.

Three players go "Into the Breach":

By now, everyone has heard that No Man's Sky doesn't facilitate a multiplayer experience. But if you want to watch the gameplay of two brothers sharing their separate gameplay experiences in the same video episodes, then here is your cup of tea. Be warned that, as with the 18.5 quintillion You Tube videos and streams covering No Man's Sky, these videos contains spoilers. Unlike other game play-through videos of obscure games I've posted here in the Lounge, I'm just posting the link of what should be the first video of a playlist, done by brothers who like to game together. I learned a few things from the first one; you might too. They expect to keep adding to the playlist for a while anyway. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=STRe9cPLH4I&index=2&list=PLIof4Cp3-cansVRaWbi7ocsOF422bXTKa