Hence the break since my last post.
I've been procastinating on Smash, and Witcher 3. For whatever reason I've been having some weird daily pattern to extensibly procastinate. Oh well.
At least I've been putting some time into Runner3. I've been trying to get Perfect +++ for every level in the first area, and I think I only have a couple of them left. Doing the same for the "impossible" levels is another story altoghether. I had to change the dificulty options, so as to maintain 100% of points while being able to finish levels with some help. This help comes by way of extra checkpoints. They massively help, and not in a way that makes levels easy to breeze through, so it's still a challenging game but in smaller bite sizes. There's also these popsicle stick figures, and "berries" to collect. Also there's the retro levels which I fiddled with for a bit. Going to leave those for last. This is all in the first area... what a good game.
Still watching Higlander here, and there. I'm enjoying it, but I get distracted with so many other things that are on Youtube. I've been contemplating to cancel my Netflix subscription since I heard that Hulu might be available in Canada at some point, and it's cheaper. Granted it's cheaper with ads though. Keeping my Prime subscription for now since it's all inclusive for the yearly subscription, and they seem to have added a few interesting shows. I wish there was just one main platform, but paying about a total of $25 a month for these types of services is till better than cable. First world problems... look at my screenshots to forget them!
That forest staircase shot is really great
Thanks.
Yeah, a la carte TV has its drawbacks once everyone starts adding interesting shows and there's not really a way to get it all in one package. What I do is decide not to care about anything Netflix doesn't have and mooch other peoples' subscriptions if there's a show I like on Hulu or Prime.
More of these than usual look real.
Haha mooching, or the more friendly term, sharing is a definite good way to solve the problem.
Thanks. I tend to avoid having monsters, or humanoids in my shots to keep it "authentic".
Considering the title, this seems like an awfully long blog
It's all that filler content I put underneath the words haha.
Those Witcher guys sure know how to do nature. I don't think anyone has done it better.
That I can remember, and not to this detail, but The Vanishing of Ethan Carter also looks really good nature wise.