Matthew Rossi

Hope it’s not a worse day
That’s my curse hey
It can always get worse say
Just another tired Thursday

Been watching Arcane, playing Veilguard, and waiting.

Sometimes you need a song to just lose your beep over. Sorry, I can’t say the actual word here.

We've talked before about how Video Games adaptations seem to work better as episodic series than one-shot movies, and in the past few years we've seen some amazing series like Arcane, The Last of Us, and Fallout, and some really bad movies like Borderlands.

So, thanks to the generosity of a person who I will not name here for privacy’s sake, I am getting to play Dragon Age: The Veilguard and I have a lot of opinions.

While we’re all together, the Queue.

There is a picture of a giant flaming spider at the end of this post. This is a warning for all arachnophobes. I don’t want you to get your phobia activated.

Thirteen months ago, I wrote this post on leveling in Diablo 4.

I feel like I don’t know how to Halloween very well. Still, it kind of freaks me out to realize that I have a skeleton inside me waiting to lurch around in stop motion.

Where can I find a Fauxhawk like that, I want Karlach’s hair.

I don’t know why I can rewatch the opening cinematic for Diablo 4 and catch new things I love every time. Small things, like the frustrated sigh and startled gasp captions when your character finds their no longer alive horse with its innards outer.

This is the Queue. Torment 1 wasn’t that hard to unlock, but I’m not looking forward to Torment 2.

Sunderfolk is the first game from former Blizzard head honcho Mike Morhaime's Dreamhaven Studios, and it's intended to be "a turn-based tactical RPG adventure for one to four players that's tailored for a deeply engaging couch co-op experience." However, it also reminds me a lot of games like Wildermyth and TTRPGs like Pugmire, Wanderhome, or even the tabletop RPG adaptation of the board game ROOT that Magpie Games is working on.