Shintar tests SWTOR’s new overland master difficulty on Hutta and finds the slower leveling makes even early pulls feel dangerous again.
Joar looks back on RIFT as the polished WoW challenger that briefly had the goods, with dynamic rifts and soul builds that still sound genuinely great.
Ellie digs into Ace Attorney Investigations 2’s Edgeworth-led spin on the series, noting the point-and-click framing changes less than the mountain of text suggests.
Wilhelm muddles his way to level 10 in EverQuest Legends, fleeing bad pulls, squinting at the not-red button, and enjoying the old-school chaos anyway.
The Chronicler gives Cuius Regio a promising first look, highlighting Thirty Years’ War campaigning, fatigue, sieges, and a campaign that feels satisfyingly hefty.
Jimmy opens with a fond, funny tour of his gloriously impractical car-guy past, from Beetles and Mustangs to an MGB and a beloved VW camper.
Tipa follows a Kansas violin rabbit hole into Keith Jarrett’s The Köln Concert, finding AI-guided listening surprisingly helpful for hearing the music’s story.
Dávid digs the Along the Edge soundtrack out of Unity files on Linux, turning a nostalgia mission into a neat little game-audio extraction walkthrough.
Juhis recommends Python’s time-machine library for testing time-based code, a simple way to freeze or tick the clock without flaky system-time headaches.
Sid nails how search keeps ignoring exact matches across Marketplace, YouTube, and Gmail, swapping user control for fuzzy relevance that’s often just maddening.
Kelly makes the straightforward case that every blog should have RSS, arguing feeds are basic community-minded, reader-friendly plumbing, not an optional extra.
Joel talks through a blogging stall, Blaugust pressure, and how Outer Wilds brain-melt isn’t exactly helping the draft backlog move faster.