Ferrari with the best worst qualifying

The coop is genuinely incredible

I have been kinda interested in this, but it somehow hasn't been on sale since August 2024, and with so many other great games to play it just has to wait.

Absolute insane decision to me. Yes, they haven't looked great, but they are top 8 in CL and only 4 points behind in La Liga. It wouldn't be the first time Real looks underwhelming in the first half of the season before stepping up on the second half.

You can get it to play the game for you.

This is just hilarious

I very rarely laugh, but I often smile because of something I thought of and end up smiling at strangers by accident.

1. Celeste
2. Outer Wilds
3. Slay The Spire

Much hidden gem.

Idk which Aston Martin we were watching, but they were way off

Edit: aha stroll off track limits

Finished Elantris by Brandon Sanderson. I enjoyed it a lot, but kinda feel like it stumbled a bit towards the end. Maybe it was the rapid changes in POV, or maybe because it suddenly added new POVs in the ending chapters? There is also a lot of unresolved stuff, as it sets up sequels that don't exist yet. Was still a very enjoyable book though. It was my first Sanderson, and I'll be checking out some more of his stuff soon. Maybe Mistborn? Taking recommendations on where to go next!

I also finished The Hedge Knight by G.R.R. Martin. Picked it up because of the new HBO show, Preston Jacobs spoke so warmly of the book in his review of the show, and I was so impressed when re-reading A Game of Thrones recently. I was not quite as impressed though, a nice little short story, but I didn't get that invested. There are just so many names presented in a very short story, and I found I had to backtrack quite a bit to keep track of who these people were. I have the collection of the 3 first Dunk and Egg stories and will keep going through them though.

I hate that I can't tell if this is sarcastic or not

Just finished re-reading A Clash of Kings by G.R.R. Martin (A Song of Ice and Fire 2). It's a very cool book, but I didn't find it quite as consistently gripping as the first one. The first just has such incredible pacing imo.

Next one up is Caliban's War by James Corey (The Expanse 2). I have seen the TV show, and really liked the first book as well.

• Currently finishing up Elantris by Brandon Sanderson. I've been looking to read more Science Fiction, and had heard Brandon was a staple, so I went to the library and picked one of his books almost at random. Turns out it was Fantasy. Still a blast though, I have enjoyed it a lot.
• Earlier this week I also got inspired by the new show and picked up A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms. I have read A Song of Ice and Fire way back (all that we got at least), but never read any of his other stuff before.

This is kinda part of a new shift to "go back" to reading more fantasy and science fiction again. The last years I have mostly read contemporary stuff and non-fiction. Over Christmas I read both Children of Time (very good, but not quite as captivated as many others) and I re-read A Game of Thrones (even better than I remembered it), and it has kinda rekindled my love for reading.

I don't even apologize afterwards 😈

That's funny, I loved the puzzles, but dropped it because the combat didn't click for me.

Probably nothing, as I'm already kinda busy juggling Silksong and Hades 2 with the occasional Starvaders and Splatoon 3 session. I might end up just getting Cuphead for later though, and would maybe have considered God of War or Spiderman if there weren't so many other great games to play.

For people who haven't played it, Ori and the Will or the Wisps is a great buy at 75% off. Probably my favorite metroidvania if you don't count Tunic as a metroidvania.

Who is ready for some tire management

I have wondered what percentage of Gnome users use either dash to dock or dash to panel. At this point I think they should both be options in the stock settings app.

I wish I liked Crosscode more. I really enjoyed the writing and loved the puzzles, but the combat just didn't feel that good to me. Ended up dropping it in the second dungeon and never picked it up again.

I read it just last month, very interesting book. You can really tell he studied zoology.