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Aphelion | Fully Ramblomatic (Patreon)

Published:
2026-05-06 16:04:23
Imported:
2026-05

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Aphelion | Fully Ramblomatic

This week on Fully Ramblomatic, Yahtzee reviewed Alpheion. Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/SecondWindGroup Second Wind Merch: https://shop.secondwindgroup.com/

Comments

Vivek Subramanyam

I'm calling it now. This one's making the Bland list for 2026.

SCP 3887B

Can't tell if his joke about the games name is more of his trademark sarcasm or not. "Aphelion" is an astronomy term for when an orbiting body, like a planet, is at its furtherest point from its star/sun. He likes to brag about his vocabulary, but sometimes it feels like he goes out of his way to not talk about details like this that might enhance the experience for others. Not his job I know, but then why keep bringing it up all these years?

Richard Muise

ap-helion, not afelion. It's an orbital term.

Insomnia Inc

I started it up because it's on gamepass, I'm really early, Some of the quick time events can just go straight to hell but I think there's some potential here.

Pyrian

I checked a few dictionaries and they all listed both pronunciations, with the "f" form listed first. Amusingly, the scientific form at dictionary.com lists the "f" form only.

KeithJF82

Fully Ramblomatic angry prog-punk rock track of the week: Do You Want To Die Now, Yes Or No by Dismissive Simile (from their album Middle Finger Of The Planet Itself )

KeithJF82

1:40 Two groups of survivors of a crash in different place with parallel storylines? So it's Lost, In Space? 1:50 Someone already solved Fermat's Last Theorem, I read a book about it and everything. Something involving modular forms and elliptic equations?

Cameron Blume

rinse out recyclables: plastic = yes metal = no