Tipa dives into EverQuest Legends’ new Dungeon Crawl and immediately gets tripped up by an invisible guano harvester in Nagafen’s Lair.
David swaps old-school D&D for Pirate Borg, deciding it fits his nephew’s pirate TTRPG campaign way better than clerics and thieves ever could.
Sweetie misses Project Diva’s arcade-style Vocaloid rhythm games and isn’t convinced Project Sekai’s mobile gacha swap fills that hole.
Wilhelm chronicles Planet Crafter’s Aqualis start, where island naming gets wonderfully out of hand and clams spit out surprisingly juicy loot.
The Chronicler says Root’s Homeland Expansion looks huge, with three table-influenced factions, two new maps, and a clever proxy-war vibe.
Jamie Zawinski makes a brisk case for voting DNA Lounge Best Nightclub and Live Music Venue to help the independent spot fend off bureaucracy.
Emily enjoyed The Seven Rings’ ghostly finale and time-travel curse-breaking, even if some Poole Manor decluttering and predictability dragged a little.
Krikket channels a rough few weeks into an 87-minute stress mixtape full of emo, pop-punk, and letting yourself not be okay.
Bruce Schneier flags a nasty security shift: AI agents can turn even vague exploit rumors into attacks fast enough to break current embargo norms.
Dave Winer shrugs at AI phone hype, gripes that Gemini can’t answer basic Pixel 9 Pro questions, and keeps plugging away on Atlantis.
JJM says a privacy-friendly pedometer helped turn lunchtime walks into a real habit, bugs and all, with 150km August bragging rights.
Wakupan discovers revision is actually fun, especially after outside feedback exposed weak phrasing, personal tics, and what polishing fiction can really do.