Fuck yes my friend . This is quite literally the perfect meal for some people . <| sep |> Can you imagine an Argo where the cargopassenger module is simply two huge extra engines , fuel and a lot of maneuvering thrusters . <| sep |> Man i wish I lived there . fuck lol <| sep |> Found on Icy VeinsDeath Knight Hunter <| sep |> Your pretty attractive , damn <| sep |> It ' s so fucking bad though , you used to just click through it all but now since they added the search all function you miss every second one AND the search all function is still slower than that . Overall it ' s a terrible QoL update just like the cleaning herbs update was . <| sep |> I love my fat , but it literally just failed on me recently . It ' s also crazy hard to patch the firmware if you want homebrew . No one likes to do nand flashing on these models . So unless it ' s already sub 3 . 55 , you ' re in for a hell of a challenge to get it downgrade capable . I still love mine , and I ' m gonna replace my thermal paste and hope that was the only defect , but I can ' t find any way to nand patch it atm , so I bought a slim and I ' m treating the fat as a lost cause . Slims with homebrew can play an impressive array of PS 2 titles now via the PS 2 classics engine . If you can afford to open it up and clean it periodically , and can handle replacing the thermal paste in the event it decays , a fat is a great investment . But not all are made equal . Mine lasted 3 years , reballed , then 6 years , and the paste failed when it froze while updating cooked itself while frozen . Repair was $ 120 ish the first time , and will be 0 or ? ?? this time . Not discouraging you , but you should be aware of the maintenance a fat model may require .