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My name is Gary. My name is Cole Ross. And you're listening to watch over fireballs. It is a

games club podcast. And this week for a premium episode, we're going to be talking about Subnautica,

which is a first person survival game developed and published by unknown worlds entertainments

for PC, PS4, and Xbox One in 2018. Yeah, I can't hear unknown worlds without thinking of Tim

Haydek or doing the space bit. I'm just going to go for worlds. I'm just going to go for worlds.

Total minutes crest. Yeah. This episode executive produced by Jack, our friend Jack.

Thank you, Jack. Thank you, Jack. This is a this is a long time request Subnautica here.

Yeah, it game I've been meaning to play for a long time, but like all games, I'll play it with

the damn patrons tell me to waiting for, you know, because I figured we'd do it on the show and

something. And it's it's a thing where this is a couple of choices away from being an all-timer

for me, but I still ended up really liking it. Yeah. There are there are there are minor. It's

it's a for me a real good illustration of like, I just need a nudge. You know, and it would be

like an all-time game for me. It's it's hella good. It's it's really good. There's just like

a little bit of friction and it asks me all kinds of interesting questions about like, what's

good friction and what's bad friction and like, yeah, when is, you know, when would take you away

friction be subtractive, et cetera, et cetera? Yeah. Yeah. It's a good game to think about that kind

of shit. Very much so. And there are games kind of in the genre that kind of stand

afford it to a certain degree as regards things like automation and like the overall power curve

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