A little bit of fresh air and some stale office air.
Autumn activities
Derrick organized a Pizza Port trip,
Jeff organized an oktoberfest
GBES outing, and
Dani got some new stickers. Then
Mom came down and we hit
a pumpkin patch and the zoo.
Clank Legacy -> Aeon's End Legacy
The board game crew wrapped up
a very fun and story-rich Clank Legacy campaign. Through a combination of being in the right place at the right time and always getting back to or near the inn, my character Proposition Joe pulled Employee of the Month honors.
We've gotten our asses handed to us at the non-legacy Aeon's end a time or two, this one is similar in that regard. The legacy elements provide some customization and team compositioning, as you might imagine. It's not as impressive as Clank but
deckbuilding is fun, even if it has the XCOM/Pandemic feeling of barely treading water.
Games
I haven't gotten much PC gaming in aside from a few Gunfire runs with J (nightmare mode unlocked). I saved a lady and
talked to a cow at Last Light Inn then snuck around Moonrise Towers when I think I just need to talk to the dude. I was pleased to find that the smoke bomb ability won't aggro NPCs (sometimes?) and allows you to have temporary invsibility.
And the
lolbaters squad
stole some paintings and didn't survive a bank heist.
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2023.11.17
Friendsgiving
Friendsgiving in SF and some board games.
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2023.08.21
Drenched
Hurricane Hilary, scuba, and leisure.
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2024.02.13
Exploring
Screencaps and a little discussion of Remnant II, BG3, Stray, and Slay the Spire.
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Hovel Con 2020 - Hendriquist Game Night
The combination of the pandemic and an interstate move meant that M and I were deprived of the April and October board game conventions we've grown accustomed to attending, so we decided to hold our own. Behold Hovel Con! Held in our too-tiny apartment over Thanksgiving weekend, Hovel Con features snacks and a large board...
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