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OffTopic however does anyone here play any video games regularly?

Got a start on my retirement planning last year.

(I got to go to Fox and play the Ridley Scott Martian VR game on a fully tricked out rig)
 

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Brit please don't tell me ur also moving to Cornwall for retirement lol!! Where's THAT party at?
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Beach_Town_Brit, Lol. Where there is a will there is a way. I do suck at crucible so you won't see me in any of those.

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That is so amazing you got to go to Fox and do that. I bet it was a crazy experience. Were you tripping at the time? I couldn't imagine. I am trying to convince my wife on at least the second half of your retirement plan. I truly miss the days. I hope you succeed in all your dreams and goals!
 
Destiny on Xbox over here....everyday......beach town Brit....i am massive borderlands fan....have they announced a third game?:smile::smile:
 
It was an awesome experience but "work" alas so I was sober. I totally fell into it, complete immersion in less than a minute.

My work life goals and dreams have been a bit of a bust, so I intend to work my bucket list without mercy :)
 
I love Borderlands because of the design and ethos but also because it's one of the only decent couch co-ops these days.
They say they're working on a new Borderlands game but there's no official announcement yet.

Have you tried #2 & 2.5 on PS4? The Handsome Collection. It has 4 player couch co-op which is an awesome way to waste an afternoon and an oz with some friends.
 
I've played a bit of destiny not much because it was the oldest game on the 360 without a live subscription, so no multiplayer. But overall it was still fun
 
I have the handsome collection dude......it's awesome......have you played the telltale games "tales from the borderlands".... it's pretty funny and I think it has crowdplay on it.... you get secret unlocks for B2 in it ...also a good way to fill an afternoon:)
 
I've also had played borderlands however it was PC, the design bugs me a tad with how pronounced the borderlines are, good gameplay though!
 
Yeah 5 was my favorite on PC too.
Ultimately I'm too impatient for proper Civ which is why I enjoy Civ Rev where you can play an entire game in a few hours. If only they'd bring out a new Civ Rev (the iOS one's contro, scheme is impossible for my fat stupid thumbs)
 
I'm currently a process worker/forklift operator at a grain and seed processing facility for the harvest season working 3pm-midnight 6 days a week. We specialise in Rye Grass but also do clover, carrot, beetroot, quinoa, and a couple of other varieties I haven't come across yet. Basically I drive a forklift with a big box or a tractor and trailer and collect seed from silos to feed the processing facility. The seed then gets cleaned, bagged and stored ready for distribution. So far in the 3 weeks I've been there we've cleaned and bagged 1,500,000kg of Rye Grass seed.
 

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Those are really well taken photos, but of what beyond just some silos

Read through the thread again and realized this is where you work. Do you farm or just shuffle feed from silo to silo
 
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mostly just silos. First one I'm in the process of filling the trailer, second one is the cleaning machine in the very back, the two cylinder things. Then the dusty cream coloured bin with the 5 round windows in it is the bagging station where there's one backpacker working at each one of the two stations, 25kg bag gets weighed out by the machine and then it gets fed through a sewing machine by the worker along with the appropriate compliance labels, then up the belt going up to the right of the photo. it then lands in a manipulator for the automatic pallet stacking machine. The pallets get stacked automatically then a forklift driver takes the finished pallet out, puts it on the auto pallet wrapper (wraps it in plastic) then stores it in a shed. Last two photos are just some cool sky shots. All using a $30 phone camera!
 
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