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4/5/2018

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Just a couple of weeks now until I appear at the Retro Revival event in Walsall. For some reason, I'm going to be doing a panel with Iain Lee, who you may remember appeared in last year's Mr Biffo's Found Footage.

Lots of other interesting people are going to be there. Dave Perry's filming his new Games Animal YouTube series, and at least two other members of the Digitiser show team will be in attendance. So, that's exciting.

I'll be on stage with Iain on the Saturday, just after lunch.
Get your tickets here.

​If you'd like to appear here, or you've something you'd like me to give some attention to in our occasional Plug Zone, please send your filthy emails to this place here: digitiser2000@gmail.com
WALLPAPERBOY
Hey, Biffo, old boy!!

Now see here!! When's digital wallpaper/flooring going to be available? I want to fly a Spitfire from my armchair LIKE NOW, MAN!!

Yours, as ever, in good faith, sincerely etc,
Jabberwoc
Wasn't Microsoft working on something like this? What happened to that? What happened to Microsoft? WHERE ARE MY TROUSERS?!

Forget digital wallpaper. You know what somebody really needs to make? A baseball cap with built-in speakers. That would be the best idea ever.
LAST CONTACT
The Black Panther hoo-ha has set me thinking. Why are there no 'event' releases now? I remember pale youths stood outside Antics in Gloucester for weeks awaiting the release of Flight Simulator 5.0 or that Bitmap Brothers one that had goths in it.

​No one did that for God of War. Downloading of games has robbed us of that social contact. 


Also God of war is bobbins, so a major press thingy with a scantily clad Zoe Ball outside Game in Birmingham would hide its flaws and allow me to see a scantily clad Zoe Ball.
@purplephlebas
What Black Panther hoo-ha? What are you talking about? Also: "scantily-clad Zoe Ball"? C'mon, man.
DESKWORLD
I had not heard of you before the announcement of the Digitiser Kickstarter. People seemed excited about it so I pledged. I hope that I enjoy it. I might not, sometimes I don't like things.

I see that you are making a miniature of the show's desk. I like miniatures. Can I have it when you're done?

All the best.
Kevin Harbin
Well, I'm not the one making the miniature. The people making the desk have made the miniature. I might ask if they'll let me have it once they're done. I might even give it away as a prize. Or I might just drop it in the bath.

Anyway. Hello. Welcome aboard. Thanks for pledging. We'll try not to disappoint you, but we probably will. Oh well. Doesn't matter.

Sorry to be the Harbin-ger of doom!!!!!!!!!!

ALPHA MAIL
I have to take frequent long car rides with the boss to dull business meetings, and along the way he appears to enjoy unburdening or “relieving” himself upon me with lengthy and distressing stories of his personal tragedies both current and historic. Some have been so emotionally devastating I’ve been on the verge of tears when arriving for said meeting to present a serious business presentation in Doncaster or wherever the fuck we’ve driven to.

​My question to you, Sir, is this: is this an ‘alpha’ tactic to wrong-foot me ahead of the business to come?

Is he genuinely reaching out in a “safe space” of a closed vehicle with a gay man (me) who he assumes might be more receptive to tend to his emotional needs in a way his straight cronies aren’t? Am I *shudder* the work wife?

​Worse, this is by no means a reciprocal arrangement: he recently asked about my new motor vehicle purchase and stopped me before I was nary two sentences into a response with a cutting “I’m only casually interested, you don’t need to go on”.  
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I read you every day.

Yours befuddledly,
Eemus
Hmm. 

I'd be surprised if this was some alpha-y power play, because telling you real personal stuff would make him more vulnerable. Don't wannabe alphas try to be above that sort of thing? Of course, a true alpha wouldn't even need to try. Social dominance is mostly passive, and primarily about physical aspects - height, deep voice, etc.


That doesn't stop the betas trying to acquire it through power, or techniques (such as attempted intimidation, sitting in a big chair, touching your back etc.), or back-stabbing - but I've never heard of it happening by sharing emotional stories. 

It could be your boss does indeed need somebody to talk to, and it could be that he perceives you as somebody who might listen. The fact he can reduce you to the point of tears suggests that, if this is the case, he has at least picked on somebody who can do good empathy. 

If he's decided to open up to you chiefly because you're gay, then good luck to him. Most of my gay mates would rather get drunk than talk about feelings.
HEY NONNY NEIGH
Like you, my neighbours are idiots. The level of idiocy on one side of the house has rather left me feeling that karma is a real thing that comes to get you. About 18 months ago, and a week before my very poorly cat was put too sleep, we were talking about her and her condition.

He then proceeded to tell me that he wanted to keep cats out of his garden. Not ours, of course, ours were fine. He then started to barricade the gate he had just bought that opened into an alleyway we share, and add extra fencing to the fence along our garden.

One thing that really annoyed me was the thin wire he put up in his gate - it was bordering on snares, and I told him that I did not want to take sliced up cats to the vet. So he added some plastic tubing to make them less snare like. It only dawned on him two months ago to use chicken wire instead.

Anyway, our cats have not been in his garden for 18 months. One thing we do know is at least one of them catches mice (he brings them home, shows us, and then eats them - he even catches rats which isn’t bad going considering the size of some that he’s brought back), and we know that the neighbour’s shed has mice living in it. The cats always kept that population down.

Now, the neighbour has a mouse problem. We wondered why he started leaving his gate open, but he told us. His wife is one of those people who is scared of mice, and has been having problems recently because of them. Our neighbour now wants the cats back in his garden to sort them out.

The cats, being cats, have decided that they can get their mice elsewhere, and they have yet to set paw in his garden since the gate has been left open. When I learned this, it was all I could do not to laugh in his face. I had to go away for that because what I don’t want is him getting his airgun out.

So, karma, eh?

All the best,
Paul
Wait a minute. My neighbours aren't idiots. They're the opposite of idiots. We're under no illusions that we're the scummy ones. One of our neighbours even washed our filthy car for us last weekend - without wanting any reward or gratitude. When he offered to do it, we just laughed and assumed he was joking,... but no - 15 minutes later, he was out there with his pressure washer. Perhaps the sight of it was making him feel sick.

​This, following their recent gifting of a load of profiteroles, has wrong-footed us, and now we once again feel obliged to thank them somehow. We just want to be left alone. Why must they insist on being neighbourly!?!?

Furthermore, we have a mouse in the house. Possibly two. They're eating food from traps without setting them off, and ignoring poison, and our useless cats have thus far failed to do anything other than stare at the source of scratching and rustling, in what I can only assume is fear. 
HOT CHUNKS
I fear I have slumped into a midlife gaming malaise. Gone is my free time. I am only able to snatch an hour here and there to actually “game”. 

Far Cry 5 broken into half hour chunks loses a lot of its appeal, when you go back in 5 days and can’t remember where the dirty badgers you need to skin are hiding.

I tried replaying the Resident Evil HD remake, furiously running to find a typewriter while being harangued to “get it back to the telly”.

What would you suggest for the pressed for time “grown up” gamers?
Mr Albrecky
Pre-CD-ROM games. Also, arcade games from the early-90s. They're pretty much all I'm playing at the minute, and they're far more manageable in chunks.
ENNUI YOURSELF
You’ve indicated some ennui with recent AAA map-moppers, and are busy delving into gaming’s past for The Show. What genres that have faded away have you rediscovered?

I miss a good RTS, me. And city building games. All these app store Kairosoft-style sim games don’t do it for me at all.
​Richard Morrison 
The genre I can't get enough of, as I might've mentioned, is the scrolling beat 'em up. Also, some really early arcade games. All the big, iconic ones - Space Invaders, Pac-Man, Defender et al - were not just pioneering, but genuinely great. That has surprised me, Asda. 
APPLES AND WOMBAT (COMBAT)
Back in the 80's, when I was alive, Atari Combat was one of my favourite games. These two little tanks and the bullets ricocheting around the screen kept us occupied for hours on end.

But if you very slowly inserted the cannon of one tank into the rear of the second tank, both tanks would lock together and spin around the screen in some sort of frenzied tank orgy.
John Honan
I loved Combat, Conan. Especially the way your tank sort of jumped across the screen when it was shot, like it was having a big spasm.
CLINICALLY FED-UP
I have seen a few people speak highly of Octav1us Kitten in a few past few Friday letters... And I wanna do the same!

​I looked her up on YouTube after seeing her name in the Digitiser The Show Cast, as well as Blockbusters with Ashens, and I thought her content was fun and informative. On top of that, as a fellow anxiety/depression sufferer, I have a lot of respect for those despite their own illness bringing them down, make the effort to let fellow sufferers know they are not alone.

Anyway, I keep seeing requests for more letters and I'm not sure what to say, so as well as singing the praises of Octav1us Kitten, I mostly want to see if last thing on a Thursday Evening is far too late to send a Friday Letter.

Hope you’re well.
El Greenio Screenio
East Sussex
Turns out you're not too late. How bow dah? As well as Octav1us, I recommend you check out the work of all the Digi Show hosts, Gameplay Jenny, Larry Bundy Jr, and Paul Gannon's Cheapshow (the next episode, releasing today, features me...). They were picked because they're all great, and will each bring something uniquely 'them' to The Desk.
DESK STAR
Colour me excited by the model Digitiser Show desk. Looking forward to the moment when it pops up through the big desk hole, revealing a tiny puppet Mr. Biffo at work.

The desk, real studio, and puppets are all reminiscent of Biffovision. Now, I understand that your pitch was to make a classy games show with funnies, but a hint of old Saturday mornings seems the natural way to tickle nostalgia bones and stand out from YouTube.

I mean, when Super Bad Advice writes a funny review, the slightly muted response suggests that most of your audience are jaded and/or mortgaged enough to wait until hot games become stained CEX overstock. There's too many new releases to follow, even within the retro niche, while magazine shows like Going Live appear to have died childless. Maybe you could tap into those fond television memories, minus the historic allegations?

Though perhaps you should ignore the voices, do what your heart says, even if it says "blow the budget on life-size animatronic elephants." Send your musical supremo out on a pushbike to collect them, then you could call it CJJC's Elephant Antics.
David W
I am indeed ignoring the voices - even though those voices are all telling me to buy the life-size animatronic elephant. There will, hopefully, be an element of classic Saturday morning TV, but... we're also going to let the show be its own thing, if that makes sense.
TELETEXTERIOR
I still watch "teletext" most days, or whatever the BBC version is called these days.

I know it's old fashioned, but at least you can rely on the bbc to be semi reliable for their sources....

I miss the red green blue yellow "fast" text goodness of the "old days" though.
 
God I feel old.
Grant Adams
Where are you watching this "teletext", Douglas?? Does the BBC still have some sort of digital teletext? Well, shows what I know. I thought it had all gone.
GI FOR THE STRAIGHT GUY
I love G.I. Joe (or Action Force if you were an 80s kid from the UK). I collect them even now I'm a bald idiot who should know better. When I was an un-bald, smaller idiot, I remember wishing there was a game based on G.I. Joe, not knowing there was in actual fact a NES game kicking about, and not a bad one at that!

It's hardly remembered as a classic, but I'd have loved it if only I'd known it existed. Is there a franchise, be it toy or TV, that you yearned to see turned into a computer game when you were younger?

​Is there an old 80s franchise you love that you think could be an amazing game, but no one has done it justice? Hopefully, otherwise this letter is pointless. Bye!
The Fitcher
I was an 80s kid from the UK and I collected Action Force. We had the Red Shadows, who were way better than anything G.I. Joe could offer. Yeah, alright, the Americans had that massive aircraft carrier, but we had the cardboard HQ - a bit like the UK-only cardboard Death Star - and the Laser Exterminator cannon, which was one of my favourite toys ever.
50 Qs OF WHYTE
1. I don't play games that have loot boxes/crates so I declare my ignorance of them in advance. They seem to be a bad thing, but is the reaction to them too strong? Are they much different to e.g. football stickers but in digital form? I don't like the sound of them but I'm wary of judging something that I don't use too harshly.

2. In the spirit of Edge Magazine (still authoritative and as self-important as ever), what would your restrospective 10/10 game be i.e. one that looking back was better than you thought initially?

3. Do you see any issues with famous game characters being re-cast? Kratos has received a mixed reaction in the new God of War, but I cannot help but feel that people would care more about live-action re-casting. Is this a case of computer games being less respected as an art form or is it just less of an issue without the physical element. Also, did you ever advocate re-casting Tracy Beaker with Kat Slater from EastEnders?
John Whyte
1. Yeah, the reaction can go a bit over-the-top, inevitably. I get why people are irritated by them though. When you've paid sixty quid for a game, you sort of want the whole thing, and don't want some of it hidden away behind a paywall. 

2. In relation to one of the letters above, it's Space Invaders. I wrote a bit of a feature on this site about it, I think, but in many respects it really is the perfect video game. I'd dismissed it as being dated, a necessary first step, but it gets so much right.

​3. What do you mean by this? Haven't they been "re-casting" games characters almost since the beginning? I mean, Pac-Man from Pac-Man was completely different to the Pac-Man in Pac-Land, who had legs and everything.

​I'll ignore your ridiculous question about Tracy Beaker and Kat Slater. Though get a load of this blatant name-dropping: I've been out for a meal with both of them.
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DEAN
4/5/2018 09:47:56 am

"Only casually interested"

That is absolutely superb! I enjoyed your entire letter, Eemus, but that quote saw me near pissing my pants!

I find the whole alpha/beta thing fascinating because it all just comes down to chemical wiring, right? We *could* witness this by physical appearance but in my experience that has proven to be unreliable.

A tall hairy man with a booming voice could very well be the lion out of The Wizard of Oz and equally his opposite could have absolute nerves of steal and the kind of self-assuredness we all dream of... Tom Cruise, for example! Also, Lewis Hamilton - he's only a little boy of a man but he's a big brave boy in his brumbrum, right?

So it all comes down to cortisol and testosterone levels?

No. I don't think it does.

High cortisol levels will leave us weak at the knees with stress but I think it's how we handle that stress that determines what we're really made of. Are you a shouter or a crier?

And I believe that what causes the stress also plays a critical role - fear of confrontation is radically different from a fear of flying, for example.

The only absolute way of determining I've found is by seeing how other people react. Some people take charge in a way that seems like the most natural thing in the world because everyone kind of just falls in line behind them - there's no big show about it. And yes, these kind of people will have no problem 'pulling'.

But then it gets more complicated again because not all alphas are leaders - you get this lonewolf subset (John J Rambo) and they're also 'magnets' but for one reason or another don't want to lead. I think these chaps are known as sigmas.

I don't particularly identify with any of the male-stereotypes and feel as though I experience life subjectively, taking the piss out of everything as I go. Although I am among them, I am not one of them. I'm fucking Superman, I am (not in a Lois sense). Either that or a high-functioning sociopath.

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darbotron
4/5/2018 10:07:44 am

what a shame this retro event is in Walsall, it's like a smaller less attractive version of Coventyr or Luton. Bleurgh.

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man alive
4/5/2018 10:25:23 am

Thanks for your comment, next time they'll find a tea shoppe in Epping

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Thor
4/5/2018 10:55:47 am

Ah Coventyr twinned with Nidavellir

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Biscuits
4/5/2018 10:34:12 am

Bosses are weird aren't they. Sometimes they get where they are via a lifetime of quiet obsequious sycophancy, then find themselves in a position where they have to not only be sociable, but also project authority. The incongruity can produce strange behaviour, as detailed by Eemus. There's no excuse for him unloading all his personal shit on you though. Maybe he was using the 'casually interested' line to get across that it's ok for you to say the same?

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DEAN
4/5/2018 11:03:11 am

Interesting take but I doubt that. I think that level of hypocrisy is fairly typical.

It's interesting how the most self-absorbed are often the least self-aware!

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Biscuits
4/5/2018 11:22:51 am

True, another method of getting 'to the top' is bullheaded vacant unawareness

Biscuits
4/5/2018 11:48:50 am

And, lest it be forgotten, hard work, diligence, and a sincere desire for improvement

Neptunium
4/5/2018 10:49:40 am

Biffster: "When you've paid sixty quid for a game, you sort of want the whole thing, and don't want some of it hidden away behind a paywall."

Isn't the lootbox problem because we don't pay £60 for our games? Games are as cheap as they've ever been considering inflation - SNES era games really did cost £40-60 quid brand new and now I get new games delivered direct to my house on release day and don't pay any more than £43. In that time, wages have gone up, online servers need paying for and there is increased competition from indie games and mobile games for our attention.

Given all of that, I can see why lootboxes are desirable to those footing the bill for a AAA title that cost tens of squillions of pounds.

Maybe AAA developers just need to be more honest with their fanbase and say "this game was really f'ing expensive to make, contribute an extra tenner a year and we'll give you some extra content in return for helping towards our server costs".

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DEAN
4/5/2018 11:17:19 am

I kind of agree where you're coming from.

I feel that if FIFA cost £10 more than PES, then PES would sell more copies than it ever has and that's very clearly a road EA don't want to go down.

Also, even if that isn't actually true then it'd still hurt EA if they made a speech like you suggested. Their shareholders would go fucking insane if they heard shit like that.

Possibly.

There's no absolutes but what EA are doing is the sensible option - eventually we'll all take it for granted.

MS tried some shit with the original battle plan for the Xbox One. That massively backfired but there are some crucial differences - hardcore vs casual and the perceived loss of rights. Not the same at all really.

Personally I have less problem with PAYG stuff then I do dedicated hardware - it just seems ridiculous to me to still need different consoles in order to access different games. So backward when you think about it. For this reason I wish one of the big 3 would absolutely fucking decimate the playingfield and put all that shit behind us. It makes little difference which one does it - they're all perfectly capable of being utterly ruthless!

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Chris
4/5/2018 10:59:40 am

Yes, the BBC does have some sort of Digital Teletext service and has done for ages. They don't seem to know what to call it, but I believe currently it is referred to as "BBC Red Button". You can get it by pressing - get this - the Red Button on your TV remote! Although that might get you the BBC Red Button+ service which isn't as Ceefax-y, so maybe try the TEXT button instead. You'll work it out.

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Biscuits
4/5/2018 11:21:02 am

I pressed the red button and the screen went black and nothing's happening

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Chris
4/5/2018 11:34:27 am

You may find your TV remote has more than one red button.

Biscuits
4/5/2018 11:47:56 am

Was it not broken? The council have taken it now

Robobob
4/5/2018 12:46:22 pm

Sounds like some sort of Trump/nuke interface issue.

Mrtankthreat
4/5/2018 02:22:14 pm

"Like you, my neighbours are idiots"

If you think about it, that suggests that you are an idiot. The correct way to say it would be "like you, I have neighbours who are idiots".

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DEAN
4/5/2018 02:33:12 pm

You're right but sometimes people say things and everyone just kind of knows what they mean.

BUT the thing I love about you, Mr, is how much you remind me of Commander Data. Which, now I think about, would make me Geordi La Forge in this scenario!

Here's one then, if you're game, how would you interpret this:

'Not unduly concerned.'

Now I'd say that it meant not overly concerned but it could mean right to be concerned - no? I'm confused...... *parp*

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Mrtankthreat
4/5/2018 02:44:47 pm

I think I'd need more context before I could say which way to take "not unduly concerned". What are you not unduly concerned about?

As you pointed out, most people, even me, understood what was originally meant by "like you, my neighbours are idiots" because we have the context of knowing that Biffo has talked about his neighbours before, but I still found it humorous.

It's definitely a thing I love about the English language. Even words I've never heard of can make sense in the context of a sentence. And there can be a personal understanding of the sentence even though I maybe couldn't explain it to someone else.

A thing that bugs me though is the way some Americans say "could care less". Clearly it should be "couldn't care less".

I even remember David Mitchell had a youtube video about it with a graph and everything. I mean, we know what they mean but please get it right.

Mrtankthreat
4/5/2018 02:52:00 pm

Also, one my favourite things that I've ever heard, I think it was Iain Dowie on Soccer Saturday. When he was asked how a particular team were doing, he replied

"They don't look not totally unlike scoring"

I've still no idea what the fuck was going on in that match?

DEAN
4/5/2018 03:17:03 pm

What am I not unduly concerned about?

Hmmm...

Okay; I'm not unduly concerned about Jareth.

I'm not worried about him, is what I'm trying to say there. BUT it could mean that I am concerned about him, right?

And, speak of the Jareth, I do miss the feller! I know you do too and when everybody is so reasonable it gets kind of....not as much fun. I'm sure Spiney misses him the most, however.

American English is a hell of a thing. I don't have any real issue with it, if I'm honest.

I was on the other end of that stick when I was being served by a young lady in a K-Mart. I asked something or another about the trolleys and she looked at me like I was freaking idiot - "Wha?!" "something or another about the trolleys?" "Oh, you mean the cart? - We don't call them that here, sir!" She found it hilarious. Which, in truth, it really wasn't.

Another time, on Xbox Live, I had some American youth ask me why all British people go around saying Poppycock. I said that he was being totally absurd but did that stop him? Did it heck, Mr!

He kept repeating it - Poppycock, poppycock, poppycock as if it was the most hilarious thing ever.

He was, very literally now, talking utter poppycock!

Oh the sweet irony... something I'm led to believe is quite lost on them.
Sweet mercy, there it is again.

DEAN
4/5/2018 03:19:37 pm

"They don't look not totally unlike scoring"

ARRRRGHHHHHHHHH$^%%^&$**£"&"&£&$**$*($(*£*

I dared to try - FFS don't!

Mrtankthreat
4/5/2018 05:15:00 pm

I think it might mean a bit of both really. Like, concerned would be too strong a word so you're not unduly concerned but in some sense he's on your mind and I bet you hope he's doing ok even if in reality you wouldn't be losing sleep over him. I think possibly it's a nice way of saying you don't care about him but with less animosity than that would suggest. Or something.

Ah, if only Jareth had been here for the Far Cry fiasco. That would have been good. Wonder what camp he'd have been in?

DEAN
4/5/2018 07:39:09 pm

Well put, sir! I'm happy to go along with that!

Didn't Jareth say he was a games journo or something? I'm sure I remember him talking about something he was doing...

I'm laughing now and I don't even know why! JARETH

Spiney O'Sullivan
5/5/2018 02:23:54 pm

@DEAN:

You have no idea how much more productive my days are now.

As for Jareth, I like to think he finally succeeded in his life's goal of inventing a time machine to go back to when games were good and nobody cared about graphics. Right now (insofar as "right now" exists when time gets relative) he's playing a SNES with a blissful smile on his face. It's a happy ending for all of us.

DEAN
5/5/2018 06:53:13 pm

Cheers for that lovely thought, Spiney!

I hope he's having fun whatever he's doing but I don't think there's ever really been a time when people didn't care about graphics...

Not that I'm trying to be caustic or anything!

Nikki
4/5/2018 03:15:06 pm

These were good letters.

I'm sorry I didn't get mine to you on time. I didn't get it finished. It's another tale of family weirdness. Next week. Probably.

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Mathew H.
4/5/2018 05:16:57 pm

What would you do with the animatronic elephant? Butcher it to make a gigantic Man's Daddy puppet?

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Meatballs-me-branch-me-do
4/5/2018 05:30:00 pm

There was also a G.I. Joe game for the C64. It was great fun if you liked turning the disk over 20 times between each battle.

Also, Zoe Ball? Pffft. Danielle Nichols (her of CITV and that dancing show on Channel 5 fame) or nothing.

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Starbuck
4/5/2018 10:17:04 pm

I, too, loved Combat - mymy fir clear example of the potential and joy of multiplayer gaming.

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Wrist Flapper link
4/5/2018 11:20:34 pm

Young master Morrison,

I've heard goodish things about Tooth and Tail if you want a modern RTS, though I've not sampled it myself. As to city building, Skylines is the current goto. Alternatively, Banished for a different take on things. This is assuming you're a PC user, but the choice of RTS and city building suggests you are.

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James Walker link
5/5/2018 12:11:36 am

Red Shadows!!! Blood for the Baron and all that! I always knew you were cool Biffo!
I collected the mail in for the Black Major! Awesome stuff!

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Smilin' Peter
5/5/2018 08:06:50 am

Eeemus,

If your boss really cuts you off after two sentences, them you really aren't obliged to listen to his long stories.

There is nothing worse than someone who 'hogs the mic' all the time, and refuses to let anyone else speak.

Yours

A frustrated 'quiet' guy.

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