(Time to read: 4 minutes)There’s a rambling category here on my web zone, because I wanted to lower my own barrier of entry to posting, ideally enabling me to post whatever, whenever, with no standards, expectations, or care. This topic came up in a group chat recently – or at least, “recently” in the… Read More »Pancakes vs Waffles
(Time to read: 380 minutes)Making music and getting it out to the world online on your own can be a pretty complicated and confusing task. I’ve been doing it for a long time, and after collecting so much knowledge over the years, it was time to give back, put it into a novel, and share it all with you.
(Time to read: 30 minutes)After trying to get back into streaming, I needed some mainstream games to play. There are too many of those, so I set up a poll, and I put Call of Duty on it almost as a joke, thinking it might be a little interesting at least. Then it won. I really wish it hadn’t.
(Time to read: 12 minutes)Not only have I kept Starbound installed for years without ever playing it for some reason, I also have 150 hours on it. Why? I genuinely don’t know the answer to that question, because I no longer have any specific memories about this game, they have all dissolved with time.… Read More »For Some Reason, Starbound Has Been Taking Up Space On My Computer For Years
(Time to read: 43 minutes)This could have just been an answer to the question, but I’m incapable of keeping my posts small, so instead of just saying what I want to say about fedi, this is actually a post about my entire history on the internet across every noteworthy platform or community I joined.… Read More »Why Fedi Feels Like Home (to me)
(Time to read: 15 minutes)I’ve been doing a whole lot of thinking lately. Way too much thinking, frankly. Thinking to the exclusion of most other things. But I’ve finally thought enough thoughts to feel like I can put all this thinking behind me, at least for a while, and carry on with other things.
(Time to read: 31 minutes)Alright, so, let me explain. If you know me, then apart from knowing my general distaste for most triple-A games across the board, you know I’ve always recommended not playing this game specifically. Why? Because I thought the story was mediocre at best, and without the story, it’s just another… Read More »Why Is Mere Competence Treated As Excellence?
(Time to read: 7 minutes)Hello and welcome to today’s episode of Triple-D, drab, dreary, and dreadful! I’m Kit and I have a problem with continuously playing games I don’t like despite repeatedly saying that I want to not do that. Although, my excuse this time is that I only played a single session of… Read More »Grab Bag 6
(Time to read: 17 minutes)It is no secret that I am disabled. I may not advertise it, but I have talked openly about my struggles with chronic fatigue since the day it started with everyone close to me and anyone who asks. Surprisingly, I didn’t gain any weight since then, I maintained the same… Read More »The Quest to Not Die As Fast
(Time to read: 43 minutes)Cyberpunk 2077 got an expansion, and with it, a version 2.0 update, and with that, apparently a near total rework of the gameplay. It didn’t take long to see a huge amount of buzz online saying things like “the game is fixed” or “the game was always good” nearly always… Read More »Cyberpunked Again
(Time to read: 4 minutes)Now hold up, the title is a joke. I just thought it was funny. I don’t hate the game. But man, I sure don’t like it. I really want to like it! Fast paced and precise 2D action games are some of the most fun games to me apparently, just… Read More »Katana Zero out of Ten
(Time to read: 6 minutes)I really like Tokyo Xtreme Racer, so when I saw a video pop up in my YouTube recommendations ages ago about somebody developing a game inspired by that series, I was elated and prepared to wait as long as it would take. I’m pretty sure that Night Runners is not… Read More »Evening Walkers Foreword