MetalCaveman

http://teamrock.com/feature/2017-10-27/portugals-metal-titans-moonspell-stream-their-new-album-1755-in-full \m/ \m/

Also, Urn, the new Ne Obliviscaris album, though that one has sort of an NSFW cover \m/ \m/

I thought Syndicate had done well, guess not. Would be cool if Ubisoft gave this series a rest for a bit, and went back to Splinter Cell, or some other stuff.

With Wolfenstein and Odyssey coming out the same day, most seem to have forgotten about Origins. Though it looks cool in terms of the setting and story, everything I've seen about the combat and other gameplay aspects hasn't convinced me, so I'll wait and see.

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Thinking I should get one of those, I use a comb, but it something like that might be better. On topic: 3 sets for almost the same price as a single set over at Amazon Mexico. Certain issues prevented me from buying a new guitar (free healthcare means nothing if you're not actually signed up for it as it turns out ) so I'm taking care of the one I already have, starting with some new strings. Also got some more of the Dunlop JP picks, normally, I avoid using the signature stuff, but these are the best picks I've used. Finally, there was a sale on kindle books the other day, bought The King Arthur Collection, and The Once And Future King.

2 Was still scary for me, but I'm jumpy like a pogo stick* so... The atmosphere was pretty creepy too, so that's why both are about the same for me. I played parts of 3 with a friend, but never the whole game, though I did look up the stuff that happens to the other player, and that was pretty fucking cool, but the fact that it required two people to get the most out of it means that I didn't get to enjoy it as much. Also, some weapons were hilariously overpowered, which made the game really fun, but kinda took away from the creepy/horror aspects that made the others awesome. I like 3, I think it's a really fun game that did some cool stuff with its coop mode, just that it lacked some of the stuff that made the other two my favourite horror games. The DLC was pretty cool too, and the ending was fucking awesome. \m/ \m/ *I jumped out of my chair while playing Wildlands.

http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2017-10-17-ea-has-shut-down-visceral-games Visceral Games shutting down. Loved the Dead Space series, so it's sad to see them go, even 3 was fun in its own way, though it did lack a lot of what made 1 and 2 so awesome.

1755 (the new Moonspell album ) Is going to be fucking awesome \m/ \m/

Dual wielding God Arcs! \m/ \m/

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https://www.faroeislandstranslate.com/#!/ Part of an initiative to promote tourism, since Google doesn't have Faroese in their translation software/thingy, they've launched this.

"BotW Project Management — Seamless from Prototype to Final Product!" https://medium.com/@gypsyOtoko/the-final-botw-cedec-session-as-far-as-i-know-is-from-the-engineers-botw-project-management-c30f4e42598e Some really cool stuff there, specially the QA bit, with the Game Over View, and the debugging stuff.

https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2017/10/02/hawken-shutting-down-pc-servers-in-2018/ PC Version shtting down in 2018. Last time I played, one of the big updates had just been released and the way it changed gameplay made me not want to play. They had changed the feel of the mechs to the point were it felt like just another FPS game, there was no weight to the movement, nor any other indication that you were piloting some giant machine of destruction, after that I mostly forgot about it until today. Seems like it had some serious development issues, changing hands multiple times and whatnot.

New Cavalera Conspiracy! \m/ \m/