Somewhere where nothing happens. Ever.
Well late to the party as always, but I’ve finally gotten around to getting Space Marine 2 and completing it.
That I actually completed it is quite the testament to the game, it has been quite some time since any game has held my attention long enough for me to do that.
So that puts me ahead of 46% of other Space Marine 2 players and probably close to 100% of game journalists.
Back to WordPress that is.
I’ve left the old forums over here, where they can languish in obscurity like the rest of the site :o)
Our group is currently bumbling their way through the “Lost Mines of Phandelver” in their usual unhinged manner. And as part of this they needed to visit a Banshee in the woods, for which unfortunately no map was available.
So here’s a quick one I knocked up in DungeonDraft, which I’m posting here since it might be of use to others.
Say what you want about Sony, but they’re not ones to get taken in by the sunken cost fallacy.
Having spent upwards of 150 million dollars by some estimations on developing the game, they have now announced that it will be shutdown only two weeks after it was released on September 6th.
The full announcement on playstation.com can be found here:
https://blog.playstation.com/2024/09/03/an-important-update-on-concord/
This always gives me a chuckle, it’s so true.
This is so good.
I think I’m about to go down an Atlantis rabbit-hole after watching Joe Rogan interview Randall Carson.
Randell offers an interesting premise for how a series of islands could have at one time existed in the Atlantic and what might have occurred to result in the destruction/removal of said island(s).
That’s not to say I fully buy into the idea of a sea-faring civilization; I would expect more accounts than just Plato’s. But then again who’s to say there isn’t without looking.
The full interview on Spotify embedded below, it’s worth a listen for entertainment alone. Can’t vouch either way for the science though, so I’ll leave that to you to make your own assessment.
First post ! Sort of.
I figured it was time for a change around here. We have been running on VbSuite 4.5 for a good few years now and it served our purposes well during that time.
But that version of VbSuite is no longer compatible with later versions of PHP and has become end-of-life. Which means it is no longer receiving any updates, so has become a security liability.
Hence here we are once more, back in the WordPress fold.