Casual Saturday - Deliver Us The Moon 1.3

Well, we got the monorail working, so straight on to Tombaugh Station! Except it's never going to be that simple, is it?
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[@activemars828]

Jingles: switches power off to stop the shock cables.

[@soupfork2105]

I like how clear the water is in this drowning simulator

[@Ineptus_Mechanicus]

"Does it take two batteries?"

[@Nightmare_52]

did you try turning it off and on again :p

[@catalinpamfil940]

Jingles, that thing at the end was an on off switch

[@ironhammer500]

Well i totally facepalmed at the end, you missed so much and it was so simple.

[@Kilen_BE]

And jingles potatoed the mission ofc... I smelt it when he didn’t get it with the red battery uncharged lol 😂

[@tomaatti5313]

With the flying robot thing turn the power back on whilst next to the air lock maybe?

[@Wookie120]

Improper radio procedure winds me up to Jingles, especially when they say "Repeat." Which is an artillery radio call telling the guns to refire the mission they just fired!

[@Kompoism]

Monorail!

[@JessWLStuart]

"This ventilation system on the moon brought to you by the proud people who say 'Over and out'!"

[@GraniteGhost778]

THANK YOU JINGLES!

[@zacharythompson4788]

Great job Jingles, love the content

[@michaelholycross8718]

Amen, Jingles, "over and out'" irritates the crap out of me. 😊

[@JoelCromwell]

'I don't see any iris doors' says Jingles right as he passes an iris in the vent shaft. Never change Jingles.

[@roffhessa]

Thank you about over and out! I am a US Army veteran and hearing that in media really grinds my gears

[@MrGrimsmith]

7:58

[@twig4661]

knows the o2 gives 30 seconds, uses it after 5

[@jackee-is-silent2938]

As an old Royal Canadian Armoured Corps soldier, I concur with Jingles. At the end of a radio-telephone conversation, you just say "Out."