We face off with a few dragons, and forgot to bring any of our Dragoons.
Read moreLet’s Play Tactics Ogre PSP: Ep. 212 – Dragons Again I
We face off with a few dragons, and forgot to bring any of our Dragoons.
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We finally conclude this battle so we can move on to the next area.
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This weekend is Worldcon, and several weeks before the convention (basically the week before I got COVID), I finished reading the last of the novels that were up for Hugo Awards that weren’t part of a series that I hadn’t already started reading – She Who Became the Sun by Shelly Parker-Chan – a novel inspired by wuxia fiction, inspired by the rise of the Hongwu Emperor. It’s an… interesting book, but one which had some points that I stumbled over.
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Things start going better, as we turn the fight around.
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We try to get Azelstan to some tarot cards for the stat buffs.
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I’m putting the next installment of the Nintendo Power Retrospectives back a week to review another of this year’s Hugo Nominees before this year’s Worldcon (though after the voting deadline).
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Since our goal is, ultimately, to level up Azelstan, I break out the Forbidden Technique.
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We finally make contact with the enemy monsters.
Read moreSo, I got COVID-19 this past week (specifically starting probably around 8/20), and I’ve been sick and varying degrees of bed-ridden all week. Obviously, this has impacted my ability to keep to my regular schedule of posts (outside of ones that I had scheduled in advance), so consider this my explanation. I will do a post getting into my experiences later, but for now, consider this the update.
We continue to a more perilous map.
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We clear out the next group of undead and have another conversation with Azelstan.
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The late Alan Grant introduces a new villain to AzBat’s Rogue’s gallery, with an interesting design, but possibly a poor choice of names.
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We finally start to push the enemy back.
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Things start going very badly.
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It is to my great shock that I did not review the first season of Komi Can’t Communicate on this blog. Having now also seen the show’s second season, I think I’m way past due to give this show a review, so it’s time to review both of those seasons.
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A long time back I checked out the Spriggan anime film from the library, on the merits of Katsuhiro Otomo’s involvement in the film in a supervisory position. When I learned that the manga series was getting revisited with a new anime series from David Production on Netflix, I figured this was worth checking out. While the series itself is something of a mixed bat, there is some fun to be had here.
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This time we have golems, liches, and undead that can cause petrification.
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We clear out this fight and prepare to move on.
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Our third documentary review for this month is a look at a documentary on the history of the art of Dungeons & Dragons, with a focus on the TSR years of the game.
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We end up with the cleric being stuck on an island in the middle of the map.
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We continue to struggle with the map layout.
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So, full disclosure, I never read The Martian. Haven’t read Andy Weir’s second book, Artemis, either. Both books were on my to-read list, and when the 2022 Hugo Award Nominees came around, and I saw that Project Hail Mary – Weir’s latest book – was on the list, I decided that it was time for me to get around to reading some Weir.
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Back in May, I gave my early thoughts on Shikimori’s Not Just A Cutie – one of the rom-com anime series I’d decided to watch last season. It’s time to follow up on my early thoughts to discuss how the complete show fits with my earlier assessment.
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We end up running into another group of undead, with a tricky map layout.
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