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[catphishing]

I know there's still a lot of work we need to do to repair Oska, but we need to take breaks too, right?

I have an Xbox so I thought maybe it might be fun to have a games night. I only have 2 games and CoD is probably the wrong tone after we had a big fight already, but I have Quiplash which is way lighter.

Basically it generates a question or part statement and you have to answer it or fill in the blanks with the funniest answer. Kind of like Cards Against Humanity, but you write your own answers and everybody votes instead of taking it in turns. You can just watch if you don't feel like playing so it's a really good group game.

Would anyone be interested in like a night where we did that?

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[dishearten]

I'm afraid I don't

( if his magitek has such a feature, he's never heard of it. )

is it difficult to play, if you're not much for electronics?

[catphishing]

Some can be, but Quiplash is pretty much a party game.

If you can use this you could handle it.

[dishearten]

I might be better off watching, if I'm honest, but I'm happy to do that.

[catphishing]

It's looking like I'm going to have a few players, so if you'd prefer to watch you can.
Who knows though? Maybe you'd have fun!

[dishearten]

it's quite likely others would have more.

( legit, still heartless over here... he might get some amusement out of it, yet it was a high chance literally... anyone else would get more. )

I suspect I will enjoy it as much from the audience.

[catphishing]

That's fine. If everyone who says they're going to shows then there'll be plenty of people and you can still vote even if you don't play.

[dishearten]

I shall take my responsibility of audience member very seriously, then.

( it totally sounds like he could be joking but no dead serious on this one. what does this even mean, Graham... )

[catphishing]

LOL, I hope so. 😉

[He's absolutely assuming this is a joke even if Graham has told him about his lack of feelings before.]