Gaming

Leshen appears, slap slap slap, Leshen disappears. Turn and look for smoke, run to smoke, Leshen appears, slap slap slap, Leshen disappears. Turn round and run to next smoke, repeat. Leshen 

Also... Quen. 

Oh, yeah.
I keep forgetting about Quen.
I just like switching between Igni and Axii all the time.

Anyway, I have to do something for Dijkstra now and I might try again at the Big Gwent tournament while I'm there unless everyone has those annoying zero-point spy cards.

EDIT: And yes, I know that...

Valence wrote:

Oh, yeah.
I keep forgetting about Quen.
I just like switching between Igni and Axii all the time.

Anyway, I have to do something for Dijkstra now and I might try again at the Big Gwent tournament while I'm there unless everyone has those annoying zero-point spy cards.

EDIT: And yes, I know that...

Warning: Spoiler!

...the "story" doesn't require you to do well in the tournament but I'd like to win some games at least.

WHAAAT?

The level-gating in Fallen Order is becoming a mild annoyance. So many parts of the map are blocked off because you don't have the right power/tool/upgrade yet, and the only option seems to be to go off to a completely different planet and then come all the way back in about five hours time.
I'm not a great fan of that particular game mechanic as it is, such a cheap, lazy way to make a small game seem to last longer in Ye Olden Times, but it's even more irritating when a large, modern game is encouraging you to explore but then telling you, "Nope, not there. And not there either. And definitely not behind that door too. But go ahead. Explore!"

Brushing hair whilst wearing a hat? What a great idea!

 

And take your damn sword out!!!!

 

Had to punch my way through four wolves that sneaked up on me during some unnecessary dialogue which seemed to disable any sword action.
And speaking of unnecessary dialogue...

"Hmm, a shoe. Wonder where its wearer is."
*walks a little further*
"Hmm, a shoe. Wonder where its wearer is."
*walks a little further*
"Hmm, a shoe. Wonder where its wearer is."
*walks a little further*
"Hmm, a shoe. Wonder where its wearer is."
​​​​​​​*walks a little further*
"Hmm, a shoe. Wonder where its wearer is."
​​​​​​​*walks a little further*


Come on, Geralt. You know you're searching for a cobbler and not some shoe-wearing centipede so there's really no need to say it every time I find one.

There does seem to be a lot of lost shoes...

Indeed.

Sit arsedown, Shoeseyman and let's play Gwent.

Won a good card from him too!
Still no Mysterious Elf but a significant improvement for all my decks before I try to enter that tournament.