Endgame Viable

Some Twitter activity prompted me to think about how and why I follow some D&D shows. (2005 words.)

Before and after I started a new job in March, my gaming time and interest plummeted to nothing, so I commenced a period of short gaming sessions of mainly free games and demos which continues to this very day. (319 words.)

At last, the Pillars of Eternity series comes to an end. (320 words.)

Video adventures uploaded in the last week or so. (716 words.)

I got a two-month free trial of Stadia Pro and have been trying it out. (729 words.)

This past week I found myself trying three free games I got from the Epic Game Store. (378 words.)

I don’t get the Valheim craze and I wasn’t wowed by Outriders either. There, I said it. (556 words.)

I’m pleased to announce that on March 1st, I started a new software engineering job, working generally in the field of “IT infrastructure lifecycle management.” This is a pretty big, life-changing sort of job for me. (1355 words.)

Somehow March is almost upon us, and I still haven’t written about Tyranny, the other free game I got from the Epic Store oh so long ago now. It was the next in a burst of isometric CRPG games that I played around Christmas time, which started with Wasteland 2 and then Pillars of Eternity. (361 words.)

Recently I started learning Go, Google’s internally-developed language. It’s also known as “Golang,” because it turns out that “Go” is a terrible search term. (519 words.)