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Today he hasn't been very active online, which probably means he's working on it. Hope he finishes it on time.

I really hope Where is 2016 is Submachine themed, because there is no other year more suitable than this one...

Jatsko wrote:Thanks! (both to Sublevel and Rulo)

Rulo, can you post a larger image of the 0 in your avatar?

You mean only the 0? No, because then you would see how AWFULLY designed it is haha. And actually that's the biggest size, if not it would lose quality.

RuloCore wrote:I really hope Where is 2016 is Submachine themed, because there is no other year more suitable than this one...

Let's hope Mateusz hears our prays...

Vortex wrote:

RuloCore wrote:I really hope Where is 2016 is Submachine themed, because there is no other year more suitable than this one...

Let's hope Mateusz hears our prays...

It'd be a great way to ring out the year, that's for sure!

Hey Jatsko, if you're looking for more games for your channel you could try the The Last Door series.

I'll check it out!

I think you will like it
The entire first season is in Kongregate, in case you can't play it in the authors' page. I don't know about the second season, but I think at least one or two games are out.

I would like to see how you play Sarbakan games, Error.

I was pretty scared this morning.

Last night I had gone to sleep in my bed with my arms over my head.

When I woke up my right arm felt as if it was above my head still, but it was slumped next to me. I sat up quickly when I realized this and tried to move my arm but nothing happened, it didn't move it was still limp and I couldn't feel anything. I stood up from my bed and my limp arm followed like a ragdolls arm (At this point if you were in the room you could clearly see I was freaking out), yet, I felt some control in my arm again, it was weak but there. I then started to clench and unclench my hand to try and get some feeling back into it, slowly it came back, but I was very troubled and hyperventilating.

It felt like this happened over the time of ten minutes but it was probably ten seconds, and I took a bit of time to recover from this even, and I figure it was just because a less amount of blood was getting to my arms because of the elevation.

This happening to me, made me realize that this is what people without limbs feel like every second of their lives and I have greater respect for what they've been through even though my experience was so incredibly short but no less terrifying.

I'm posting this here because after, all I could think about was Murtaugh without an arm.

mentalEngineer wrote:Last night I had gone to sleep in my bed with my arms over my head.

How was the position? like, your arms crossed over your face? or hovering over? I can't imagine it...

The way you described it sounds a bit like sleep paralysis.