Stargrace wasn’t fully feeling the auction grind, but WoW old-world recipes, transmog, and a few big sales still brought in nearly 2 million gold.
Syp eases into WoW: Midnight, juggling housing touches and Silvermoon sightseeing instead of rushing straight to cap and weekly rewards.
Tipa is all in on Tactichord, a 1995-set tactics game where a glam metal band fights with power chords and cool-factor style points.
Krista dives into Collector’s Cove, a cosy seafaring farm sim about shipboard crops, exploration, fishing, and creature-collecting with animal pals.
Luna spotlights more Steam Next Fest demos, from The Last Gas Station’s mystery sim loop to Everything is Crab’s weird, evolutionary roguelite charm.
Margot rounds up standout Steam Next Fest demos, praising everything from REPLACED’s gorgeous cyberpunk storytelling to Goldman’s demanding platforming.
Wilhelm drifts back to Valheim for fresh exploration, tweaking new world modifiers and reviving a mod setup after burning out elsewhere.
Thomas celebrates Stellar Tactics finally hitting 1.0 this month, right alongside Xenonauts 2, for a very good spring for turn-based sci-fi fans.
Anarchae’s weekly digest mixes exhausting apartment-hunting, reading notes, and assorted media and game links, with the housing search dominating the mood.
Joar lays out why resume-polishing, networking, and forced positivity fall flat when a career transition is really about uncertainty and a changed market.
Dave Winer pitches a pay-per-article news EZ-Pass, notes NetNewsWire’s nod, and remains sharply skeptical of Bluesky’s distributed-social claims.
Roger makes the case for bringing back the blogroll, both as community support and a practical way to send readers toward fellow bloggers.