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LGR Wrap Up - July '22

https://youtu.be/UZRHxKeiEYU

Lemme know if y'all can use an audio-only version of this! I'm not exactly sure well how that works though, as the only option I see is to make "audio only" posts on Patreon app, which doesn't seem ideal.

LGR Wrap Up - July '22

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Question: Do you have any thoughts/experiences with the Jane's PC games from the late 90s? I was really into flight sims back then after buying my first pc after high school, a dreaded Compaq Presario 4160 with a 150MHz Pentium and a Compaq 1525 15" monitor that felt like it weighed as much as a Honda Civic. I had all the Jane's games at one point with the WWII fighters being my favorite because of being a history nerd. Enjoying being a new Patreon, keep up the great videos.

I work in a grocery store, thereโ€™s a lot wrong with people haha

Myles MAN

Howdy Clint, do you have an cable management advice? Iโ€™ve gotten better at not having a spaghetti nightmare behind my computer and TV set ups but Iโ€™m always interested to hear what others do

Myles MAN

I am shocked you actually answered my "how" question ๐Ÿ˜

Robert Launder

Question: Don't want to be a downer but I have to think about stuff like this from time to time. I'm 1 year older than you and I have a lot of physical video games and consoles in my posession, not as much as you, but still a lot. Have you ever thought about what will happen to the stuff you collected when you die? Do you have a will? Do you have someone in mind to handle your stuff as you don't have a spouse? I was thinking about writing a will in case anything happens to me and leave all the stuff to someone who I know I can trust not to sell for dimes and nickels to scalpers. Cheers!

Dukefazon

Thought about the buggy/shopping cart/trolley question today at my local supermarket when I saw at least three left in random places where people had parked because they couldn't be bothered to return them to the trolley parks. Gits. Worse was when we had a storm in the UK earlier in the year, I came out of the shop to see a trolley that someone had not bothered to return correctly was being pushed by the wind towards my car whereupon it connected and left a hefty scratch. What the fudge is wrong with people?

Gareth P

I've never had or seen Duke's mayonnaise before and growing up I was told "Best Foods or nothing" by the adults around me. Other than sharing the name with a certain video game character voiced by Jon St. John, what makes Duke's mayo so good?

DFawlt Uzr

Yo Clint! I just want you to know that youโ€™re the fucking man and your videos are vital to me. Also, NIN is my favorite band so seeing you rock the Pretty Hate Machine shirt is awesome. I donโ€™t have anything constructive to say other than thank you for being an interesting and calming voice in the storm of bullshit.

You should make a podcast with a bunch of retro youtube, like once a week just an unedited hour long podcast for patrons. Or like make a separate youtube channel for it to split revenue easier. Just a suggestion.

did you get a chance to try the aberlour scotch?

Dereck

I wanted to mention that I really enjoyed seeing you on the Friendship Onion, that was a blast. I thought you did very well with their strange questions and random tangents they go on - certainly that had to be a little nerve-wracking. I know interviews arenโ€™t a part of LGRโ€™s format and I think youโ€™ve even addressed that in the past, but are there any other game or media celebrities that youโ€™d like to be interviewed by/interview for yourself? And a bonus question: new kitchen, when can we see the return of LGR Foods?

MichaelM

I might come out to the show in Elmhurst this year, itโ€™d definitely be cool to see that monitor.

scoHish

I'm not going to VCF so don't listen to me, but you should just have a table with PC connected to like 10 different stupid mice running MS Paint and let people battle it out. And yes Mindstorms was all about the programming via a PC/Mac. IIRC you transferred the programs you made via IR. There was an extremely 90s GUI drag and drop programming environment that looked like LabVIEW but in high school when I got to play with them we used a third party system called NQC so you could just write code. Super super fun. Would make a great video since it's all so visual with making physical things move vis computer. We built a robot that would make a map of a room using the Roomba method of randomly bouncing around and logging the coordinates (and then I wrote a REALBasic program that would interpret the logs) I also loved capsela, had totally forgotten about it

kalleboo


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