Posted July 15, 2016
ddickinson: Wimp, you should have tried them. That way you could have told us how they taste. :-)
I guess they must taste nice, otherwise why would the locals eat them. I can't see them as something I would want to eat, but to each their own, and I am sure they are good in their own way.
I have not played Black Mirror yet, it is part of my ever present backlog. It does look like a nice game, and I look forward to playing it someday.
Argh. I guess they must taste nice, otherwise why would the locals eat them. I can't see them as something I would want to eat, but to each their own, and I am sure they are good in their own way.
I have not played Black Mirror yet, it is part of my ever present backlog. It does look like a nice game, and I look forward to playing it someday.
Alright, Next time anywhere I see a spider or a scorpion sold as food, I'll try it/them :)
Black Mirror is a very pleasant and welcome game for me at least: puzzle-wise it exists on the spectrum on the opposite side from Deponia. Haven't got stuck once in the few hours I've played so far. And there is a lovely atmosphere in every screen. Seems to be one of those games that offer heavily in the way of story and atmosphere and not so much in the way of hardcore puzzle-solving.
*more Lao coffee for all, this time from the elevation of about 1km above sea level, Paksong Bolaven Plateau region in the South*
https://media-cdn.tripadvisor.com/media/photo-s/01/5e/10/06/freshly-picked-coffee.jpg
Post edited July 15, 2016 by superstande