Stargazer.

Well, had two pretty cool WoW-related things happen to bring some happiness on an otherwise pretty lousy birthday

The idea is to modify your outfit in order to intimidate and strike fear into the heart of the enemy.

Mission accomplished

I also got a Gastly from a friend, so I can also have a Gengar sometime soon, another favorite of mine.

Overall it’s been fun to play this again, and I’m super excited for the new games to come out. I may also end up picking up OmegaRuby or AlphaSapphire since I didn’t play that one at all.

Sorry, I just needed to vent. I just thought I was starting to get my life figured out and here’s another wrench in the works.

There’s so much to do in this patch, not even sure where to begin.

I am 1000% on board with this new patch already.

Normally when something happens that brings out my self-doubt, I try to use it as motivation to change what I can, but I guess its not that simple when you realize that you want to change pretty much everything about yourself, who and what you are.

I wasn't really sure what to expect out of Firewatch; I had only seen the trailer from E3, but something about it really caught my attention. I purchased the game and intended on just seeing a bit of it before I went to dinner. I ended up missing dinner to play through the entire game, and am still neglecting to remedy that as I write this review now because I feel compelled to recommend this game. I've played other games that are driven by narrative and have sometimes had them spoiled for me in advance, and generally I don't care much. Firewatch is a game I am really glad I didn't have spoiled for me. It is a rollercoaster of tension and suspense, sparsely broken up by the banter between the two main characters. I found myself constantly turning around to see if someone or something was behind me. Watching the storyline unfold, exploring the beautiful environment, the audio design, everything comes together in such an engaging package. After the credits started rolling, I felt a mix of relief from things being resolved, and yet I find my imagination still stuck in that world, wondering what would have happened if I had gotten to see what takes place afterwards. I could write a huge review on every facet of the game, but I will leave it at that - it is a truly interesting and immersive experience, and even though it's a short game to play through, I will be thinking about it for a long time.

Was listening to the Bee & Puppycat soundtrack and the song “Uniform Assignment” really stands out to me, so I decided to take that melody and expand on it a bit. Nothing special but this was pretty fun to toss together.