And I've been playing it for what, five months? Six months? It's big, it's a lot. We couldn't get it until the Legendary Edition, which is the reboot, it didn't come out until May 14, so I'm sure I bought it that day. Yeah, so it was released - just some context. At this time, you have made it through, shoot, like 100 hours of gameplay between Mass Effect 1 and Mass Effect 3. We talked about Mass Effect, the Legendary Edition, and at some point, if folks ever have the inclination to go and listen back, you can hear as I gradually talk you, Tim, into sitting down and trying to play through what I think is one of the greatest series of all time. And all throughout this series or throughout this season, I have frequently brought up Mass Effect this, Mass Effect that. If we do this right, we're releasing this before November 7.

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