Roger shares a straightforward workaround for LOTRO’s patch server bug, including launcher flags for both default installs and Steam.
CrazyKinux pulls leadership lessons from an Asher Elias interview, framing EVE Online coalition management as logistics, herding, and player retention.
Shintar is delighted SWTOR’s 8.0 PTS brings back animated character creation hangar backgrounds, restoring some lost environmental storytelling.
Kimimi gushes over Forgotten Realms: Demon Stone as a gloriously kinetic D&D action game with cinematic pacing and smart little tactical flourishes.
Wilhelm rounds up Fantasy Critic week 39, with Control Resonant and Silent Hill: Townfall posting solid scores while Nighthawks still waits on reviews.
The Chronicler spotlights 1920: Nest of Eagles, a Polish-Soviet War hex-and-counter game with friction lines, reaction movement, and a friendlier learning curve.
Bhagpuss follows a recommendation rabbit hole into 2Hollis and The Femcels, sharing a brisk, catchy tour of new music discoveries.
Warner’s Sunday links roam across AI harms, misinformation, simpler living, sports writing, and gambling’s ugly modern shadow.
Ramen Junkie moves the blog from WordPress to Hugo, chasing a leaner Markdown-first workflow, more control, and fewer platform headaches.
Dave Winer reflects on Apple’s missed support for Frontier and celebrates getting the old DocServer building again during the port.
Cristian shares a video on the enduring appeal of the 2012 ThinkPad, that old-school laptop holdout favorite.
Kelly argues blogging isn’t dead, just diminished, with IndieWeb and frustration over social media ownership keeping the personal web alive.