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That's good to hear, Mike. I have been keeping an eye on the bargain bin for this one on PS4, so I'll definitely grab it when I happen across it $20 or under probably. I'm having a hard time motivating myself to play much shooty-shoot-shoot lately, so some sneaky-sneak-sneak might be just what I need to get hooked on something. I won't have high expectations, but what you describe is pretty good. The fact that you have some variations of methods to use in the levels is enough for me. I've enjoyed some generally disliked games this year, so hopefully this one will be similar. 

Haha, yes. Locally produced helmet glasses that he is wearing ironically.

That is a good response from the editor about how D&D can take over your life. That can truly happen with anything at all if the wrong person discovers it. I read a few issues of Dragon magazine, but since I barely dabbled in p&p RPGs, it was sort of lost on me. I think I mainly was drawn to the covers which were pretty appealing to a nerdy kid/tween/teen. 

The cover of issue 65 there really looks like the knight has glasses... Some sort of fantasy hipster. 

Love that Christmas Vaction line!

Congrats on the BS. Probably very good training for the workplace.

I would also prefer an oxford comma, but the wrong bird is a worse offense.

Next time, add bomb bay doors that drops the customer's dimes into their hand or purse as it does its first pass before circling back around for a safe landing.

Yeah, that's my only significant issue with the book in general. He describes them really well, but we need at least one screen of each to go off of.

Hope you like it!

Whoa, who knew that Edward would come back in some form some day. That's pretty cool!