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Especially if no one asks them about it. You could try the DF forums. Even if the staff are too busy, the community can probably still come with a decent list. (However, if you are only interested in the length of the list, it is probably not worth the effort.)

In case you guys are ever short on Squarespace pages to mention in the Podcast, you should check out Jeff Bridges Sleeping Tapes: http://www.dreamingwithjeff.com/ I love that stacking space Jeff.

Put away is circle on PS controller or "B" on XBOX controller. Unless I'm missing something, those shouldn't open the inventory. If you are playing on keyboard, just mash every button until you get it: http://s13.postimg.org/896iqnjjr/gfcontrols.gif

Hah.. I had somehow forgotten that tberton had already done the balloon bit, which is why I thought Thrik's hint was a little bit too vague. Sorry.

Weird. I have not experienced any of that so far (just got through year one).

It was me (or I)! Yes, Pepe Deluxé is excellent stuff.

I have only seen them in the inventory and the menus. No prompts during normal gameplay. No tutorials either to my knowledge. I have played less than an hour of the game, but the remastering has been great so far. And Grim Fandango is, of course, simply fantastic.

The PC version shows key binding for PS4 controller even though I have an XBOX controller plugged in. This game is shit. I like the commentary stuff, though.

Probably linked in at least a couple of the episode threads, but here is David Foster Wallace's piece about David Lynch on the set of Lost Highway. It discusses the David Lynch and the sickness and menace in his movies. http://www.lynchnet.com/lh/lhpremiere.html It is a fun, well-written piece. Just don't read it on that website, because it will most likely give you a headache. The essay can be found in A Supposedly Fun Thing I’ll Never Do Again which I can't heartily recommend if you are at all into essays.

Someone needs to extrapolate and reconstruct the cheese story using snippets of old episodes based on Jake's comment from earlier: It's a tough job but at least there is a good database of Danielle's horrified No!s from the previous episode.

God, I had completely forgotten how harrowing the Maddy scene was. Also, we have just reached the halfway point of the series.

Since this has turned into a bug reporting thread: For some reason my marker didn't quite end up in the right city. Pretty close, though! Not sure whether I used a wrong zip code (I don't think I did) or if it's some sort of bug. Well anyway, at least the text is right.

Whyyyyyyy?? Edit: Just saw this. Jesus. I thought it was a just cheap paper mask or something..

I was wondering about that too. I hope the saga of Jake's cars continues in the next episode.

The easiest way is to brand one of their bodyguards, then, while still holding his frightened face, dominating him (I don't remember if that is the correct prompt), and choosing his warchief as the target. This unlocks a betrayal mission somewhere in the map. If you have dominated one of the bodyguards already but haven't given him a mission/target, there should be mission marker in the map that says something like "This and that is waiting your orders." Go there, grab him, and order him to betray the warchief. I didn't try making a random captain a warchief's bodyguard, so I don't know how that mechanic actually works.

I love Ancient Aliens! Everything about the show is so ridiculous and stupid. (Best viewed while drunk or very tired. Has lots of drinking game opportunities.) It would be interesting (and possibly depressing) to know which percentage of viewers actually believe in any of the shit the experts spew out in that show.

I got a sweet Christmas card, a bag with a polar bear with a ridiculous hat, and a cool pack of golden cards! These slippery fuckers are almost impossible to photograph, but they look really nice in real life: I already received Dangerous High School Girls in Trouble! as a Steam gift. I haven't played it yet but it seems cool! Thanks Twig!

The other half of my gift has not arrived yet, but I got a message today saying that there is a package waiting for me at the post office. I'm fairly sure it's that. I will try to pick it tomorrow.

This turned out to be the easiest mission in the whole game so far. I branded one of his bodyguards, killed the other bodyguards, launched the betrayal mission, and watched the branded bodyguard beat the living shit out of the warchief. The bodyguard didn't take any damage and I didn't have to move an inch. Weird! My army is now complete, I guess!

Oh nice! Thanks guys! The nemesis system is weird but really interesting.

Thanks! If I'm able to set him on fire, then what? I know that he will try to run away, but does he also lose his strengths and/or become instantly brandable or something? Because him running away is not going to help if I still can't damage him (I think?). Also, is there a way to instantly repeat warchief missions where the chief is accidentally killed and not branded? EDIT: Dewar, oh that is good news.

I picked this game up in the Steam sale. At first I thought that I would not enjoy the fact that you are constantly in a hostile territory, but since the stealth is so forgiving and since you soon become immensely powerful, I have had a great time with the game. I'm still not too keen on the setting, but the gameplay is simply excellent. Now for my question, which is basically "what the fuck am I supposed to do with that?" I'm in brand the warchiefs phase, and one of those fuckers is invulnerable to stealth, ranged, as well as combat attacks + finishers (combat master), and is resistant to beasts and can kill them easily (monster slayer). In addition to that he has a bunch of scary-sounding combat strengths. His only fear is that of burning. How am I supposed to kill or brand him? (I haven't tried attacking him yet, but I doubt that he will be located in an explosive barrel storage room.)

Hmmm.. I may have to read The Sirens of Titan again some day.

Out.