Pikachu says it's #Blessedmas!

#Blessedmas Here's three amazing ladies being better at rhythm games than I am at literally anything, having the time of their life doing it, and finishing with the same song played on three different games. I can barely tell whats going on half the time!

I see that #Blessedmas is now a thing, and I am here for it.

Yesterday my University's legal journal contacted me to give my "expert" opinion on the market power of Big Tech companies and the competition/privacy concerns this brings. So apparently I'm an expert now. If that ain't #Cursed, I don't know what is.

What's interesting to me about conspiracy theories; they always assume an enemy who's smart enough to set up a massive coordinated scheme that works exactly as planned...yet stupid enough to leave evidence in broad daylight for random Twitterers to find.

Okay America, let me be clear: next time, there are no cookies for meeting minimum standards. For now though...fuck it, have a cookie.

I'm with Paddington.

4 years ago we were driving my dad to the hospital. He asked "So who do you think is going to win over there?" I told him I was very concerned. When he woke up the next day the first thing he asked was who won. "You don't want to know." Please, not again.

Meanwhile in The Netherlands; no context needed.

I just found out that there's a Steam sale for Devil May Cry, ending today. I've never played any of the series, but I lóve Bayonetta and Rising. It's 60 bucks for the whole series (including DmC...): Should I?

So Hyrule Warriors. 's good. Somehow it does take some getting used to, but I do like that they somehow managed to get new mechanics into a game that's mostly about button mashing. I hope we'll get bonus characters beyond the obvious though.

My first deathless run of Hades, thanks in no small part to this frankly a little disgusting build. I call it "Press X to win".

This is a very small channel that I nonetheless highly recommend you check out. A therapist and a filmmaker discussing serious and important themes in popular movies. Like Aragorn as a model of positive masculinity, or this sympathetic look at Inside Out.

My anti-malware just sent me a notification I haven't seen before: "Port scan blocked". I'm actually not entirely sure what that means, but as long as whatever it was got blocked, it should be fine...right?

Play D&D as a Monk who has three attacks per turn. Have a +4 to hit on a 13 AC creature. Roll 7 misses in a row including two natural 1's. Feels bad man.

I think I'm going to hand in my Gamer Card(TM). I only learned just now, through Lokhe's post, that Baldur's Gate is, and always has been, based directly on Dungeons & Dragons. I am ashamed, and I ask no forgiveness.

Zagreus with the solid life advice. Hard to live by though.

And another clear immediately after! Only used 2 Death Defiance this time, both on the final boss. Much cleaner run. Bow with spread shot, beam Cast, and I got a ton of mileage out of that Poseidon summon.

Got my first clear of Hades on run 20! Spear with three-way pokes (heh) and huge crit, 200+ HP, all of the Death Defiances, even REFRESHED one of them, and finally beat the last boss with 20 health to spare. Basically tanked it, but I'm still proud.

And there's Travis.

I got myself a new external harddrive for movies, anime, and such, because my old one sounds like it's on its last legs. Turns out that transferring 1.5TB worth of stuff takes a while.

Minecraft isn't for me, but I suppose it is for a lot of people. I'm happy for them, and no Smash character has ever been un-fun to play, so I bet this'll work out swimmingly!

I just started watching Critical Role (100+ episodes of 3 - 4 hours each, what could go wrong?), and goddamn Matt Mercer is incredible. The carnival that starts at 2:08:08? Chills.

Hello darkness, my old friend...

I love 3D Mario, but it's odd to be reminded like this that Nintendo never perfected Mario's movement in 3D until Odyssey (or 3D World I guess). Getting Mario to walk in a straight line, or to STOP him going in a straight line, is surprisingly tough.