I've written A LOT about Flash Point on my gaming blog, including pix and reviews. Last year they came out with a Kickstarter for a deck of cards to add some very interesting random elements to the game and promised a new map was forthcoming, but it has not yet came forth.
Sorry about your head wound, I hope you're doing better! I brained myself on my storage pod the day we drove 500 miles to Phoenix before flying to Denver/Frankfurt/Berlin for our river cruise three years ago. Fortunately I didn't bleed, just massively stunned myself, and my wife was well-rested and able to do pretty much the entire drive solo while I slept. I came across a photo that we had a skycap take at the airport of my parents, wife and I, and the mark where I nailed myself is quite prominent!
I accidentally cut my thumb last December requiring two stitches, but because of nerve damage, anesthetic didn't work. So that was fun. I have a pretty high pain tolerance - good thing, too. Wore an aluminum splint when driving and sleeping and some activities that might result in thumb whapping, otherwise wore (effectively) a thumb condom for food prep or washing or anything involving possibly getting the cut wet. Sheer stupidity and ignoring basic knife safety.
So now we know to beware of hammocks and knife idiocy. :-)
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My blog and the tags for FP are at: https://highaltitudegamedesign.wordpress.com/tag/flash-point/. I'm going to be reviewing Good Dog Bad Zombie and InBetween on it soon, probably next week.
Sorry about your head wound, I hope you're doing better! I brained myself on my storage pod the day we drove 500 miles to Phoenix before flying to Denver/Frankfurt/Berlin for our river cruise three years ago. Fortunately I didn't bleed, just massively stunned myself, and my wife was well-rested and able to do pretty much the entire drive solo while I slept. I came across a photo that we had a skycap take at the airport of my parents, wife and I, and the mark where I nailed myself is quite prominent!
I accidentally cut my thumb last December requiring two stitches, but because of nerve damage, anesthetic didn't work. So that was fun. I have a pretty high pain tolerance - good thing, too. Wore an aluminum splint when driving and sleeping and some activities that might result in thumb whapping, otherwise wore (effectively) a thumb condom for food prep or washing or anything involving possibly getting the cut wet. Sheer stupidity and ignoring basic knife safety.
So now we know to beware of hammocks and knife idiocy. :-)