Awesome interview guys! Love what you said about playing for the rest of your life while becoming the Old Woman with the walking stick Komo. I wish I could say the same. All the development of WA makes it an ever-expanding bubble universe of possibilities, but I struggle to achieve a fraction of what I'd like to in one universe, let alone two. I'm better at work-life balance than world-worm balance.

Reuse, recycle! Wishing you all some superb food and drink.

Cool! Since the art at 0:39 I can't help but see Worms maps in there though. Shopper @ 1:35 and battle race @ 3:05 for example.

Not long after my last dream I had one about being a WA beta developer. I accidentally released a beta with a bug, but I thought, no problem, I can release another version with the fix. This was another dream where the game was sort of in 3D, although this time more like a classic adventure game with a fixed scene and specific areas the worms could move in. There was a steep, narrow and twisting staircase that appeared to be made of glass, so I could see from underneath to manoeuvre a worm up it.

More recently I had yet another 3D fort sorta dream, where the forts were islands with a lot of space between them. I set low gravity, and instead of just launching a weapon from the ground, my worm was flying through the air over the water and launching it from there, before presumably flying back to my fort. I overcooked my first attempt and the weapon went sailing over the opposition. On my next turn I nailed the shot and the weapon decimated the opposition's fort, with just one worm lower down surviving. The opposition used Indian Nuclear Test and I'm not sure what the effect was and don't remember what happened next.

I dreamt about a fort match in a 3D isometric Worms game where each team had 5 worms. One side of the map was a mountain, but the team that took the low ground were initially the favourites because they somehow teleported in much faster and there was a building or two to shelter in. They used one of their turns to place a weird metal shelter, but they got caught out because the sun was scorching and the worms would've fried if they went inside it. The other team took advantage of this vulnerability, throwing a stick of dynamite down from the mountain which blasted one of the worms off the map and into the water. The team on the low ground worked on placing bamboo or tall trees to hide behind and shade the shelter. Meanwhile, the other team had packed the mountain with muesli bars (which were giant compared to the worms), possibly to create more of a flat surface so grenades would roll away.

Very nice! They look like they belong in that dirt.

I happened to trim my hair a bit before going to an all ages live music show a couple of days later. I reckon I blended in with the kids quite well despite being an old Wormer.