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We all heard this urban legend growing up right?
I heard it like this: Circus hits Lexington then packs up heading East towards the next town. Outside of the city, in the hills they took shelter in a cave due to one of our famous rainstorms. A few days later they were all found slaughtered and buried near the cave. Investigators say the carnies were dismembered, eaten or sacrificed depending on who’s telling it. People say it’s haunted and the circus wagons are still there marking the cemetery. Super haunted people say they’ve seen something similar to the Pope Lick monster with goat features.

Watching my son play through for the first time and I never realized how puzzle dense it was. I hope they go back that direction with future titles.

Looking at page 146 in the core rule book. It lists everything you can spend your points on, but I can’t find a list or a table that shows how many you begin with or earn as your role increases.

Recently picked up Cyberpunk Red and reading the events of Alt’s abduction, rescue and the fight with Adam Smasher, I’m discovering how much of a false narrator he is.

Just a strange thought that I had. Imagining if a story took place in the 1920s but certain technology is far more advanced at a 2020s level. It still has “relatively futuristic” technology and artificial body parts.

Title. Always seemed weird. It’s the standard for any adventure game but to the best of my knowledge no game has ever tried to explain or rationalize why you get better gear either at higher levels or the closer you get to the end of the game.

I really like some bugs that make me laugh or unpredictable rag doll physics. I really like Cyberpunk and the NPCs being bad drivers during the traveling scenes.

I recently discovered Scratch Garden and I’ll be honest, my first reaction was ‘have I suffered a stroke?’ Or “are these creators on drugs?” Before I paid enough attention to realize it’s clever and educational. I wanted to share that.

But Blippi is pure corpo and I don’t want to explain to my child why there are 3 different Blippi’s.