General Discussion

I think most of us playing are around my age. I just had a cancer scare. One more test to go and I’m clear, but I won’t get the results until next week.

I haven’t been online a lot because I stopped everything to get my affairs in order, fix things around the house and spend time with my family.

I’m back! More items and the next port released soon.

I hope you your results show to be just a scare and an eye opener not the real thing. I'll be praying for you and keeping positive thoughts

Wishing the best for you!!!!! But yeah your family comes first.

Good luck man! Positive thoughts and prayers for good test results! Appreciate you sharing the PSA, good reminder for everyone!

Prayers sent out for you and a reminder to cherish every day with your family and loved ones. Focus on taking care of yourself.

I want to say it's 45 your supposed to start getting it checked regularly. Ask for a doc with small hands just saying

Men are the worst, we just usually don't do what we know we should be doing. I hope this is just an eye opener and things are ok.

I've opened Barbary Coast, but I have not added new quest items yet. I'll be adding new quest items tonight (my time - so early morning game time).

Update: I’ve gotten much sicker, not full blown man flu yet, but I need a proper night sleep. Resting today didn’t help :(

I’m going to release most of the existing quests starting in 16 hours. That will also force me to write new quests. I hope that’s a good compromise.

If I’m stuck in bed because I have no energy I can at least jot down some quests on a notepad and start putting them into the game. We need new quests, with more than one new quest released at the same time just to make it that little bit harder to crack.

Put your mask on and get busy! #norona

As a prostate cancer survivor I would not wish that on anyone! Best wishes dude.

I do colon cancer screenings among other preventive testing as part of my job. While the colonoscope is considered to be the Gold Standard, home tests catch about 92% of cancers, and do a much better job of catching it in the earliest stages.

If you're over 40, start screening every two years between colonoscopies, which are usually on every 5 years for those with either a family history of colon cancer, or 10 years without and no polyps found previously.

Good info buddy.