Tipa’s EverQuest Legends rogue is rekindling classic EverQuest memories, from Burning Rapier and raid scouting to why rogue became her real main.
Frostilyte is impressed by The Incident at Galley House, a Type Help reimagining built around timeline sleuthing, audio scenes, and an 11-death mystery.
Shintar uses ManicTime to chart years of SWTOR play and wonders if doing less after Galactic Seasons might actually make the game more fun.
Bhagpuss wraps Warrens Continent on Story Difficulty, nearly clears its event track, and digresses charmingly about holidays, retirement, and definitely human blogging.
Joar logged just five WoW hours in June, squeezed between major family moves, with a warlock barely progressing but at least not sliding backward.
Wilhelm tags along in Windrose as Potshot unveils a remarkably detailed, player-built Booty Bay, showing off the game’s serious base-building chops.
Thomas is cautiously hopeful for Urban Strife 1.0, with revised perks, a final siege, more maps, and dialogue polished by Scott Hamm.
Jamie Zawinski marks 25 years of running DNA Lounge, marvels at the milestone, and bluntly asks patrons to donate and actually show up.
Emily retreats further from social media, connecting internet age-gate laws, algorithm fatigue, and Dragon Age: The Veilguard discourse to a long-brewing burnout.
UltrViolet spent the weekend wrangling a dead sofa with dollies and leverage, then used AssemblyAI transcripts to build toward a searchable personal LLM.
Warner notes Apple’s OS 27 public betas are here, with SiriAI seemingly improving but still very much a beta inside a beta.
Dave Winer says rss.chat got a second test server, better docs, and RSS feed features like inReplyTo and comments as it gears up to grow.