Tipa argues Dune: Awakening’s PvP-first endgame never fit her server, and Funcom’s shift toward PvE basically confirms it.
Kimimi loves Sylvan Tale for ditching RPG stat grind in favor of fast movement, smart exploration, and a brisk six-fort Game Gear adventure.
Shintar is deep in WoW: Midnight, loving streamlined delves, easy gearing, and the rare joy of being equally hyped to play together.
Wes spotlights MiSTer’s new 3DO core, checks in on hot Xbox 360 recompilation work, and warmly recommends Little Nemo and the Guardians of Slumberland.
Scopique’s first data-driven quarterly recap shows Star Citizen utterly dominating Q1, with WoW, Idle Champions, and a few survival detours trailing behind.
Belghast and crew bounce from Artemis II moon hype to Rabbit & Steel, Promise Mascot Agency, Last Epoch, and Dune: Awakening’s PvE pivot.
Wilhelm’s Fantasy Critic update tracks the week Pokémon Champions finally scored, and 56.7 landed more like a faceplant than a victory lap.
Dave Winer blasts NPR’s midterm framing for missing immigrant camps, military occupation, and nuclear threats, then quietly plugs the Scripting News email.
WCRobinson mixes Wales hiking, marathon prep, and Resident Evil requiem draft fatigue into a thoughtful check-in about time management and avoiding burnout.
Nicole digs into the OSSC Pro Legacy AV expansion’s new RF input, a promising enthusiast fix for older consoles and computers stuck with RF video.
Bruce Schneier warns that sycophantic AI chatbots feel trustworthy precisely because companies design them to flatter, and that’s a real societal risk.
Brennan’s annual birthday post treats turning 30 less as wisdom unlocked and more as finally finding stable footing across faith and philosophy.