My cat is battling the pizza box and I don't think he's winning.

Can't sleep again, so we're going to build a new house in Valheim.

Never mind my misgivings. This shit is fucking fire.

Watching Macross Delta... Idol anime are not my thing. I'm beginning to see though, the music is getting a little nodding headbang out of me.

I know I love my coffee but I didn't expect it to be a part of my inner cicle lmao

Valheim's swamp was trying its hardest to kill me today. 2-Star Soldiers, Archers, and Elites.

Eating an entire pizza and a 20oz of coke like the fat chud I am. Treating myself today.

Let it be known that I've always been team Slytherin.

I don't know if it still works but a cheatcode for fun teammates in Deep Rock Galactic was to name your lobby "Hey, Hey, People" A bunch of DRG is reddit and flipped the fuck out when Seth reviewed it. I decided to spite the redditors and named my lobby that. Fun times.

I think this is the order I played them all in. I started off on PC classics with Civ, AoE, and MoO2. Then my first pvp game was Battlefront 2 on PC, I was quite the beast at it. Eventually the Wii came around and I was introduced to the Monster Hunter series through Tri, loved every second of it, the music, the hunts, the crafting, and it was my first online coop game. I was introduced to desktop Minecraft through a highschool friend and ended up staying up into the AM until his dad came by and told me to go to bed. Halo Reach was similar, but this time he brought the Xbox to my house, I actually stayed up all night playing in Forge once I got tired of campaign. That was my first entry to Halo. Finally I got my own xbox and ended up playing Skyrim, logged so many hours on that the disc got scratched up and I had to buy a new copy. Then came Dead Space, between it and MoO2, those games set min stone my taste for 70s-90s era sci-fi and body horror.

Using different equipment (not really optimized) is making me learn how to fight way better in Valheim. I was already pretty capable, but this will help prepare me for the eventual "Hard" playthrough.

I still liked Minecraft up until around Caves and Cliffs Pt 2. But upon reflection, it should have been obvious the complete lack of real thought behind the design of the game at this point. Basic gameplay became significantly harder and grindier with the new cave generation.

Friend and I get on Valheim wasted. Sail across the ocean singing Black Flag shanties. Die. Repeat with backup boat.

Fluffy!