So it should take only a couple more governments for us to start halfassing it . <| sep |> Yes , 20 is the max if you save them . I was just trying to keep it simple in my explanation . <| sep |> I ' m definitely trading with you ! Do you want to send first or do you want to use mm ? <| sep |> haaaa . 15 downvotes for pointing out a messed up title . <| sep |> Hey man , good luck in your endeavour on this one . So far it ' s well crafted and entertaining . Adult gaming needs more people like you so kudos ! I will definitely support on patreon when I ' m able to do so . Oh and BTW thanks for the osx version . <| sep |> Short version did one last dive when I shouldn ' t have . I had done several deep dives over the previous couple of days after a long break from diving . Not sure if it was a factor , but it was much colder water than I was used to . On the second to last dive , I had a bit of trouble equalizing . The descent was fine , but once I was at depth , it didn ' t stick in my left ear . I had to keep equalizing every 5 minutes or so . It wasn ' t at all painful or uncomfortable , just a nuisance . After the dive , it also took longer than usual to readjust to sea level . My last dive of the trip was 24 hours later , and I felt great going into it . No warning signs at all . After a few minutes at depth , I started having the same problem again with equalization not holding in my left ear . At first it was just annoying having to keep equalizing every few minutes , but when it started to get painful , I called the dive . We had just started to ascend when it blew . The rupture itself didn ' t hurt . It was actually a relief because it relieved the pressurepain . I did get hit with an intense wave of vertigo though . Luckily , it passed after a couple of seconds , but my brain was pretty foggy for the next day or so . All I really remember of the ascent was following my buddy ' s fins . I know we did our decompression stops swimming around some reefs , but I don ' t really remember any of it .