Yeah, it's hard. This is session 3 but session 1 was in March. We can't really figure out a regular schedule so just decide when we can play next as we go along.

I bought it full price and don't necessarily regret it, but I'd say you could wait for a sale.

Saturday I'll be running session 3 of a D&D campaign with some friends, Sunday my parents come over for some father's day grilling, and Monday I have off work so I'll probably just chill and play TotK for 10 hours.

My summer might be peaking here lol.

Dredge is pretty recent but it definitely impressed me with how it conveyed fear/paranoia in an eldritch horror setting. The fishing was also pretty fun!

Yeah energy density in hydrocarbons is hard to beat. Though honestly trains are probably the most sensible answer to aviation emissions right now.

Chiming in to agree that the scenarios listed are mostly ridiculous to think about turning your car off. Knowing that ~7 seconds of idle time is a reasonable threshold for just turning off your car is certainly useful, but how many times has someone turned the ignition key and the car hasn't started due to battery drain or some other failure? Now imagine that happening at a stoplight, a drive-thru, or a rail crossing.