Tipa marks turning 65 by tallying a startling lifetime in EverQuest, EQ2, and a long parade of MMORPGs.
Frostilyte digs into a low-tier Pokémon Silver run, where Johto’s time-based catches and weekday events make early planning surprisingly fiddly.
Magi highlights Yashi – Sand Driver, a cozy desert survival road trip about van upgrades, scavenging, and chasing New Eden with your coyote.
Shintar looks back on WoW: Midnight Season 1, praising better-tuned delves while warning Blizzard’s steady reward drip could tip into burnout.
Ellie finally finishes Trails in the Sky and finds a decent JRPG that doesn’t quite match the towering hype around the series.
The Friendly Necromancer survives EverQuest Legends server drama, finishes up Najena, dings 30, and heads into the Guks with new AA toys.
Bhagpuss starts a drawer-diving series with old Legion of Superheroes stickers and the strange half-memory of forgotten collectibles.
Cristian’s quick reminder: even on Linux, occasional scans with ClamAV, rkhunter, chkrootkit, and Lynis are just sensible housekeeping.
Aneesh is fed up with online ‘hard disagree’ energy that shuts down curiosity instead of adding anything thoughtful or playful.
UltrViolet wrestles with Blaugust motivation, draft-post anxiety, and the curious pull of trying EverQuest Legends for its solo play.
Kluwes reflects on ten years of Many Welps, from almost becoming a book blogger to finding a lasting home in games writing.
Wilhelm riffs on Aftermath’s Hater Week, Adobe misery, overplayed charts, and why bloggers probably shouldn’t pretend to be above strong opinions.