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Hey guys, it's Paul here.

And it is time for another quick take.

Before we jump into this episode, I did want to extend an extra special thank you to all of you listening who helps support the show. We know that you have limited resources, so the fact

that you've decided to help support us with the multiplayer gaming podcast, we really do appreciate it

and just wanted to let you know. What I did want to talk about here today is a game that you've

probably heard of. You maybe have even played it, but the game that I have probably played the most

over the last few years is Stardue Valley. And Star Doe Valley has a little bit of a

reputation as just being a farming simulator, but honestly,

the game is so much more than that.

The way that Wikipedia words it is that it's a casual simulation RPG, and I think that

that's probably a fair description.

But if you're not aware of Stardue Valley, basically you are playing as a character whose

grandfather recently died and your grandfather has left his old broken down farmhouse to you.

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