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So The Order: 1886 had a lot of detractors, mainly because it used QTEs quite a bit and because the gameplay reportedly wasn't so great. One thing that my UX heart can't help beating for, though, is the "jump to chapter" feature in the game. Once I've progressed far enough and unlocked a chapter, I... Continue Reading →
Because I am a fan of beautiful handouts in table top RPGs, I've ordered two boxes from the Mysterious Package Company, and although they can be considered both frivolous and expemsove. I do love them. In part because they are ridiculously fun to investigate but also because they contain all the bric-a-brac I honestly love... Continue Reading →
Normally I don't enjoy playing male characters in game, the exception being Galahad from The Order 1886 and Bayek from Assassin's Creed: Origins. Bayek has the best smile ever. Another thing Bayek has that I absolutely adore is a lethal bow. I'm a total camper, so the satisfaction I derive from sneaking up on top... Continue Reading →
I'm not quite sure when Mordin stole my heart. Perhaps it was when he alluded to the disease spreading aboard Normandy that could only be contracted through... intimate relations... with Varren. Maybe it was watching him struggle with the ethics and morals of the genophage. Perhaps it was his lightning fast delivery of dialogue that... Continue Reading →
Perhaps you've noticed that I've been more quiet than usual over the last couple of years here at discordia. I'm trying to change that. In part by writing my blog posts in bulk (surprisingly this works better than I thought) but also by trying to get rid of the fear that I've been dragging along... Continue Reading →
Traversal in Whitechapel in the game The Order 1886 is interesting to say the least. Our intrepid - and funnily enough somewhat embarrassed and awkward with naked people - knight Galahad ends up running through a room in a whorehouse. The room is used for what rooms in bordellos are commonly used for, and his... Continue Reading →
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