Your thoughts on the D corps.

corps.Yeah, I mean, I think we have one of the best D cores for sure in, uh, in singular hockey.

I mean, you know, a lot of our guys have a lot of experience, you know, top to bottom.

I know D-Rez is, is a rookie this year, but, you know, he's shown that he can, he definitely handle the league.

And I mean, you look at Stoner, he's been here, uh, myself.

I mean, Scotty made the transition, but I mean, he's played, you know, professional hockey.

Um, then CC was up in the SP for a bit last year, and then Weebs has been here for a couple of years.

Uh, could you put into words how amazing of a minor league hockey city Binghamton, New York has been for you guys?

How does that transfer into being played when you're completely blind? What's the feedback? What are you getting from the console, from the screen, from the speakers?

So in a shooter game, whether it's third person or first person, you know, first person, you're behind the gun.

Third person is more like you're kind of looking over the shoulder of somebody.

Those games, so I'll just kind of go by sort of what The Last of Us does.

So there are a lot of extra audio cues.

So as you're walking through the environment and you're going towards your next objective, I can, let's say, click the right thumb stick, and it'll play this little audio ping sound, and it'll basically point you in the direction of your objective.

So you walk a little ways, you can hit the button again, and so that will help you.

mo and you have played well you're playing games i suppose a lot more than the mo are you getting the same satisfaction do you think from playing it now with low vision or blindness as you would have got when you had full sight