Mon ami est en train de faire passer tous ses jeux Blizzard, GOG, et EPIC sur sa Steam Deck, rendu là, Xbox Game Pass et PS cloud devrait être une technicalité. ;)

I felt this one in my bones. (And my washing machine)

Thanks Doug, I will!

I'm a long way from 15 years ago when I belive @bartoneus.bsky.social said that whenever I opened my mouth, an Eiffel Tower fell out.

So here I am, with 2 months and 6 books to go. See you on the flip side.

I just realized, after reading Thud and going into the Wintersmith that these invisible forces are akin to the very thing that Pratchett felt invaded by. And he.fought.back. Like Vines, Weatherwax, and Achins, he never gave in to the dark side...

So I honor him by investing a colossal chunk of my free time on this. And I am enjoying myself, and I do cry too.

You see, I used to think that Pratrchett kept telling the same stories, especially that of invisible powers trying to take over the willful soul of a strong mind.

I knew Pratchett died of a degenerative neuropathy that progressively robbed him of his capacity to create, and you can sense his fears, anger, and sense of urgency in his later works. Like many creatives, I fear that like the plague, but it's something I may have to face one day...

I believe in you, friend!

And super dedicated vocal fans. But it's hard to get them. :)

Durban's... Damn autocorrect

While writing the D&D Immersive Quest experience I checked Durban's age and man, we decided against putting a cranky old man behind the Yawning Portal's bar...

The OG 1980's R.Tsalorian version? I played it for a few weeks when I was a teenager! I ran it even.

Also, sorry to hear you befell to the curse of modern RPG scheduling.