-
Each of the three Mass Effect games have their charms, and I legitimately love playing them all. The first one is where it all begins, and you can start to see the relationships between your Shepard and their crew members develop; ME:2 is a solid sequel, with improved graphics and an equally engrossing storyline; and…
-
Unlike a lot of the media that I’ve done challenges on before, I can’t really pinpoint an exact time that Mass Effect came into my life. I kind of remember buying the second game without any information about it, either as a singular game or as a sequel, and after a few hours of play,…
-
So you know how I’m taking this lifespan development class? Well, I was taking it – class just wrapped up today after I turned in my final paper – but it has got me thinking about a lot of different things, especially about my childhood. I’ll eventually get into the existential crisis that happened with…
-
I had told myself that I wasn’t go to involve myself in NaNoWriMo this year because of school and work and a general need to slow down a bit, but I changed my mind. I don’t expect to win, and I’m okay with that – I just want to get back into the swing of…
-
Since my brain has been a wee bit bouncy lately, today’s theme is Whatever I Want. This is my blog – you’re just reading it. 1 I’m a big fan of all of the Fallout games’ soundtracks, and “The End of the World” by Skeeter Davis has been stuck in my head for almost an…
-
“The enemy of art is the absence of limitations.” ~ Orson Welles
-
Over the last fifteen days, I have watched nothing but horror movies. Well, that’s not entirely true. I’m currently in the middle of watching a 100% playthrough of Fallout: New Vegas on YouTube and a bunch of developmental psychology videos. The latter are for class, obviously, but some of them have been funny? Anyway, I…
-
2020 is a hellscape, and by god, I am going to keep the fun spirit of Halloween alive, if for no other reason than to keep my sanity. And I can’t think of a better way to honor this season by watching a playthrough of a game that I would never play, even if it…
-
Last year, I sent out a bat signal on Facebook and Twitter, asking people what horror films I should watch as a complete newbie and certified giant chicken. I got a few responses, which led me to now one of my favorite movies, Train to Busan, further had me falling in love with Gong Yoo,…
-
Subscribe
Subscribed
Have a WordPress.com account? Log in now.
