Deddan

I saw the nice little 9 bit set with adapter by Roxon, but that uses smaller 4mm bits.

Anyone know of anything that would fit on a 1 or 2 slot tool on the flex that can hold standard 1/4 bits? The 4 slot bit holder is nice but 4 tool slots is slot to sacrifice for it.

I thought perhaps I could modify a Leatherman bit kit with a little sleeve so it would fit on the Phillips head tool on the flex, but can't really work it out.

This might be common knowledge, but I only just found it. There's a secret ultimate move if you hold the emote button and press Left, Up, Up, Right.

Pretty sure it's unfinished content. Only works on Cider and Karl, and Cider's animation isn't completed.

Someone told me recently that you can spray your finished PLA models with a "back to black" clear tire restoring spray, and it will let moving parts move a lot smoother. He suggested that it works particularly well with those extendable, print in place swords.

Does anyone have any experience of this? I can't find anything online about it, but considering it's a silicone based spray, I can see it possibly working.

Like, without the cyberspace effect?

Custom art relevant for each episode, showing what the game and episode number is from a glance. Seems the bad old days of clickbait thumbnails that have little to nothing to do with the content are gone.

Bit weird to think about, considering his daughter is the Arch-Eve in most universes, but he would have been the most powerful male on Earth while he was active. Presumably this is why he had the Right Eye of the World, too.

We know the Arch-Eve title can switch, like it did between Jeanne and Cereza in Egyptverse. It seems to just be whoever is the most powerful female on Earth. Does that go for Arch-Adam, too? Luka with his new faerie powers does seem to now be the most powerful male on the planet after all (Singularity doesn't count, because he's an AI).

It would sort of make sense that "Arch-Eve" and "Arch-Adam" are just titles given to those who would have the potential to hold the Ey

Not bad, possibly my favourite Discworld adaptation for the screen now. A bit too goofy and child-friendly, though. Could have been a lot better if they'd stuck to the source material more, but you can say that about most Discworld adaptations I suppose. I don't know why they so often mess up the intended tone for things like this. Worth a watch, though.

Unlike the earlier games, much of the "demon alphabet" used in this game is just garbled nothing. Check out the Concoction screen for an example. That magic circle in the background just seems to be random letters. The "Gigaton' wheel is just random letters too. In the previous games it said "punish it".

Also, the lack of Enochian for the demons speaking was a shame. The localisation team seemed to suffer without JP Kellams at Platinum.

Arcade

Action beat em up

Late 80s to mid 90s

2D sprites but on a scrolling plane, like a racing game.

Saw a clip of this game recently but didn't catch the name. Arcade game, possibly made by Taito. Start off in a helicopter, which gets blow up and your action guy ends up on a jet powered hover board racing down the street, punching badguys. The view was from behind the character, a bit like a racing game.

Am I way off, or was he a puppet all the time, controlled by Pidia?

Pidia is a servant tasked with.. keeping and maintaining the puppets. Is it possible he learned so much about them in this time he found out how to turn people into puppets himself?

When Pidia is killed by his solider puppets, Seluvis dies too. Or at least kneels down and goes unresponsive. Was Seluvis a front for Pidia to acquire new puppets and knowledge from behind the scenes?

Possibly nonsense, but that was the conclusion I jumped to. I'd love to hear if anyone has any information about this pointing in either direction.