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Author Archives: baudattitude
This is why I shouldn’t play MMOs.
So, Sony sent out one of their little year-end gaming summary emails. In short, I should not play MMOs. …especially as this doesn’t count the hours I clocked in the Mac client, which were numerous. A CHARITABLE estimate is … Continue reading
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Baud Attitude’s Games of the Decade, Part 3 (Final)
Welcome to part 3 of the Baud Attitude Games of the Decade list, which honestly is two parts too many. Still, I must share my incredibly accurate and insightful opinions with the world, or at least the few of you … Continue reading
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Baud Attitude’s Games of the Decade, Part 2
Continued from Part 1, here’s games 20-11 of the Baud Attitude Games of the Decade list, starting with a “Don’t play this in the dark” game that I am still rather proud of finishing. I even played some of it … Continue reading
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Baud Attitude’s Games of the Decade, Part 1
2019 is nearly over, and though I’m pretty sure the actual last year of the decade isn’t until NEXT year, that sort of pedantry won’t make me any friends at parties. If I were ever invited to parties. So, what … Continue reading
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How’s that again?
I’ve been playing Love Live! School Idol Project for a couple of years now. It’s pretty much the only mobile game I play, and honestly I don’t really PLAY it that often. I open it most days to get the … Continue reading
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In which, I review Star Wars: Episode IX: There’s Something About Skywalkers
Went to see the new Star Wars movie this afternoon. Managed to misread the time on my ticket by an hour, which gave me plenty of time to wander around the local mall and reflect on how SIMPLY HAVING A … Continue reading
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His Name Was Cros Treewind
Way back in the Everquest days, I had a particular dislike of an NPC named Cros Treewind. Cros was a high level druid, and he really really liked bears and wolves, and he roamed one of the Everquest newbie … Continue reading
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