Gaming

I don't know what anyone else is doing but I know what I'm doing.

"She's too weak."

Valence wrote:

I don't know what anyone else is doing but I know what I'm doing.

Bjorn Bjornson, son of Bjorn is resting, like his father, and his fathers father before him.

 

 

Comfort of 6?

I'm jealous.

*lost*

Screenshot says that Bjornsson Bjornsonssonssson is indeed comfortable. To a level of 6!

Whereas I'm uncomfortably dead... in a completely different game.

Oooh THERE is says comfort. The only 6 I saw was under the pickaxe... I think maybe I need better glasses...

Geralt talks to a guy.
Geralt goes off looking for the guy's friends.
Geralt finds that he has to destroy a Wyvern nest.
Geralt tries to kill Wyvern.
...tries to kill Wyvern. ...tries to kill Wyvern. ...tries to kill Wyvern.
Finally kills Wyvern.
Realises he has to kill TWO Wyverns.
...tries to kill second Wyvern....tries to kill second Wyvern....tries to kill second Wyvern.
Finally kills second Wyvern.

Geralt destroys Wyvern nest.
Geralt starts to return to original guy for reward.
Hears strange noise.

Sees massive ROYAL Wyvern with three health bars!
(well, I say three. It might have been four. I seemed to die before I could count to that number.)

In the "afterlife" after quitting Geralt does a bit of research and realises that this quest is recommended for a higher level Witcher.

Not sure if it should go here or the trailer park but Swedish TV has a series (documentary) on Swedish Game Development, or rather the history there of. It's quite fun to watch actually. All those guys who started the first (and now biggest) Game companies in Sweden are basically my age. I didn't grow up with flipper games and ataris though, so I don't have too much in common with them. But it's kind of nostalgic anyway, with lots of old news clips and other footage from the 80ies (first episode) and 90ies (second episode). Also interesting to learn how and why Swedish games evolved like they did. Apparently it basically all started with the politicians trying to ban games (flipper arcades) because they thought it led young boys into a life of crime and even prostitution to get money for the games.

Anyway, everyone looks so utterly nerdy and uncool. It's nice.

Sounds interesting. There isn't that much about video games on TV really apart from when they show "eSports" on those obscure channels. But I do remember watching "Indie Game" when it was shown and that was great too...



Made me want to go back and make my own game again. Until I realised (AGAIN!) that I don't have the patience or imagination or will.