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He/him. Writer/editor/manhole inspector. Former host of RPGFan’s Retro Encounter podcast. Video game, card game, comic book, basketball, taco, toku, cat, and dog enthusiast.

GOT ‘IM #RollCredits on Triangle Strategy Very entertaining strategy RPG wearing its Ogre influences on its sleeve. Good characters, good maps, good unique systems, and a pretty compelling story with multiple paths and endings. Real damn good. (Strongly considering going right into New Game+)

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Missed the podium at trivia last night. We were in 3rd place going into the final but got it wrong and ended up 4th or 5th. A few missed connections included the Jimi Hendrix album Electric Ladyland, the helmets of the NFL’s Pittsburgh Steelers, and the national flags of Cyprus and Kosovo.

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Weekend gaming plans! -play more Triangle Strategy I’m locked in. Triangle Strategy is far gentler than Tactics Ogre and most Fire Emblem(s), but does a lot of strategy RPG things very well and I like the characters. That goes a long way.

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Bad luck at trivia last night. We missed a few key questions early on, but had a strong second half. I think we were in 10th at the halfway mark and ended up in 4th. A couple of our misses included Stephen King’s pen name Richard Bachman and Panic! At the Disco’s song “Vegas Lights.”

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On this day 15 years ago, we launched our first game, Bastion. To everyone who helped the Kid survive the Calamity, thank you!!🙏 You're the reason we've been able to carry on as an independent studio ever since.

Proper story's supposed to start at the beginning. Ain't so simple with this one.

I saw The Odyssey yesterday, and I have mixed feelings about it. -it’s more an exploration of Odysseus’s character than a retelling of The Odyssey. There’s a lot of Iliad and a lot of “law of Xenia/hospitality” in it. -my favorite performance was (somehow) John Leguizamo. He was really good!

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Finished 3rd at bar trivia last night. A couple unlucky draws and we were behind for the final question. A few of our bricks included former Washington Nationals pitcher Max Scherzer, New York’s Adirondack Mountains, and Mary Poppins author P. L. Travers.

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I really, really want to read these Superman comics (inspired by the 1996 animated series, written by Mark Millar and others), but they're not on the DCU Infinite app. They *are* collected in two large compendium volumes. (Why are my hobbies so expensive?)

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