Yeah.

That meeting them at the release party was fucking awesome.

That we won a golden joystick.

Yeah.

Meeting them in London.

Yes.

It's easy when you're working behind your desk to kind of lose track of how much the community loves this game.

Yeah.

And then when you see them and you release something new, it's like, oh, my God.

Yeah, especially since there's such a big tunnel vision going

on.

You being stuck in your own work and only seeing that aspect of it.

Exactly.

And then seeing the reaction on both Reddit and in the forums of seeing how much people actually love the work that you're doing.

And still

do.

Yeah,

exactly.

After so many years, yeah.

It really, you get the appreciation from everyone.

And especially since the 1.0, the moment we pressed the button, the countdown was going off.

The sensation that you get from actually delivering a 1.0 product is phenomenal.

And then seeing the reaction of everyone.

One of the cutest things was also when we got the golden joystick and we went outside that there were like, there were several fans just like waiting outside the venue.

And they just wanted to meet us and congratulate us.

It's so sweet.

Yeah, and just hanging out with them and sharing what we find fun and seeing what they find fun about the game really grounds you down.