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Okay…. this is not the post I thought would be going up today. I had something all typed up about some of my favorite things from 2020, but I didn’t get it posted this morning and then… well, let’s not mince words: a group of terrorists stormed the Capitol in an attempt to stage aContinue reading “Regarding the Current Situation”

This is it! The grand finale! The final episode of Mobile Suit Gundam. Wow. I’m… I’m honestly a little awestruck to be here, you know? I set out to go through the series episode by episode on this blog, and now I’ve actually reached the end. Wild! I think it’s interesting that this episode, theContinue reading “Mobile Suit Gundam, Episode 43: Escape”

Look at that “Q” up there. I don’t use a capital Q very often. It looks good, doesn’t it? I like it. This episode picks up right where “A Cosmic Glow” ended: with the obliteration of Revil’s fleet and the Zeon flagship Great Degwin by Gihren’s Solar Ray. However, this time we’re treated to anContinue reading “Mobile Suit Gundam, Episode 42: Space Fortress: A Baoa Qu”

Hello, folks! I’m not going to have a big post today–I’m going to take some time to relax. However, I wanted to say a few things to ring in 2021. First and foremost, thanks. Thanks for giving this blog a shot. Thanks for sticking with me for the past few months. I really appreciate it,Continue reading “Happy New Year!”

This year was not what I was expecting. I’m sure that’s true for most. people. Between the pandemic, the political strife in America, and all the other wild stuff that’s happened in the last twelve months, 2020 was a crazy–and often unpleasant–time to be alive. But for me, it wasn’t all bad. I want toContinue reading “A Look Back at 2020”

The world of Seliit continues to grow! The nation of Astvolk is, admittedly, one I haven’t put a ton of work into yet. It occupies the same continent, Dulsa, as the rest of the nations I’ve profiled here so far, and I wasn’t sure what function I wanted it to fill in relation to thoseContinue reading “Building A World: Astvolk, the Land of Eternity”

I’ve been craving a big, open-world game lately–something with a big map stuffed with lots to do. I’ve long been a fan of the genre; the classic Assassin’s Creed formula always works on me, and games like Breath of the Wild have only improved on it. Luckily for me, the recently released Immortals Fenyx RisingContinue reading “Immortals: An Adventure of Epic Proportions”