Some Nerd Journals

I've done it! I've successfully purchased a ticket to my local expo! (yaaaaay)

I decided to go on Tumblr on an actual computer! Rather than my convenient portable device, which I shall not name for fear of being antagonized by the opposing brand. (Hint: It rhymes with Mandroid.) But yeah! Computer stuff! That's cool...

No gaming today. Does that mean it was a bad day? Nah.

So Minecraft 1.7.2 is out. I think this is one of the updates where every thing they changed is for the best. At the same time, I've been going back and playing some 1.2.6 in the Alpha versions, and get an overwhelming sense of nostalgia. Progress is good, but it made me realize that Minecraft has developed a completely different feel since then. Ah well. I can make Star Wars-esque holograms out of stained glass now, so I'm hardly complaining

Project: QUARTZSPACESHIP is going meh. Still. I've run out of supplies of quartz near my Nether Portal, so I have to venture further and further on every expedition. Also... Creepers are a major set-back. *sighs*

Jeez... Not playing Halo 4 multiplayer really dulls your skills...

I have created a character, brand spanking new: a fire elemental bloodline Sorcerer Gnome named Barashno. I actually didn't realize I could add bloodline traits to my character until near the end of the session. Looking back however, I realized that all of my actions so far had been the actions of a gnome obsessed with fire. 1. When my party entered the Silver Stoat (local inn) at the start of the adventure, I just stood by the fire and interacted with very few NPCs. 2. When we came across an apothecary, I bought five vials of wildfire, despite my companions thinking there were better uses for my money. 3. When we entered some freezing cold woods, I set an entire wagon on fire to keep warm after I nearly froze to death. So... Yeah. My adventuring companions were quite the helpful bunch. They saved my life many times after the garbage rolls I continually made. I can remember that we had a fighter named Duncan, a paladin named Seraphina, or something like that, and a ranger whose name I can't remember.

Helped my cousin toward achieving his goal of 10000 GamerScore before the Xbox One comes out. Completing Halo 4 Legendary on Co-op is a lot more entertaining than on your own.

Hollowworld, my dear Minecraft roleplaying server! How I have missed you!