Stargrace’s WoW gold week was mostly smaller transmog sales, some delves and crafting, and the looming question of Blizzard’s 5-million-gold mount.
Aywren makes the case that FFXIV Frontlines is less scary than it sounds, with easy rewards, low pressure, and beginner-friendly quirks.
CrazyKinux shares an EVE Online hauling scare, and how one predictable station warp turned a routine low-sec milk run into a tense lesson.
Nimgimli’s still hooked on The Planet Crafter, where jet boots, a rover, and rockets finally make terraforming feel faster and more dramatic.
Bhagpuss wanders through recent gaming thoughts, screenshot habits, and the sheer UI overload of Black Desert Online in a deliberately loose ramble.
Joar’s August recap admits the tracker lied, but Vancouver downtime still meant WoW, a little Guild Wars 2, and finally finishing Blaugust.
Michael says Aerial_Knight’s MrFreezy is a stylish, satisfying puzzle game, even if late-game power-up choices and hidden level gimmicks get fiddly.
Anarchae rounds up a properly miscellaneous links post, from Blaugust and chronic illness to Yukon cheetahs, airports, COVID, and Linux IPTV.
Dávid serves a cozy photo post with first-time apple pie, sugar-free baking, pogácsa, and a nice nod after yesterday’s blogroll feature.
Warner puts Sunday Morning Reading on hiatus for a happier reason this week: celebrating his grandson’s fifth birthday.
Wilhelm looks back on Star Trek’s 60th with memories of tiny black-and-white TVs and why the show’s color production helped it endure.