I'm an amateur freelance writer from the Midwest who likes writing about video games and stuff. There's not too much to see, but at least the rent is cheap.
Like many fans of FromSoftware, my last two days have been heavily centered around Souls games, but especially the new Dark Souls III DLC. It's been a fun and interesting experience so far, and it shows no signs of losing momentum, but my attention was drawn to a troublesome little item that turned out to …
This is a heavily community sourced theory, but I've been interested by the theory of Solaire being the lightning worm from the Smouldering Lake and the topic came around again in the Duckfeed.tv Slack with some even more interesting insights, so I couldn't help but make a record of it. Special thanks to @federally for …
Continue reading Thoughts on Solaire and Ornstein in Dark Souls 3
Mystery surrounds the story of Dark Souls 3, as with any game in the "Soulsborne" series. Some of the major characters and settings include the kingdom of Lothric, the hidden city of Irithyll, the Profaned Capital buried beneath the Boreal Valley, Prince Lothric, King Oceiros and the Pontiff Sulyvahn. All sources of information will be noted …
Continue reading Pontiff Sulyvahn and the Kingdom of Lothric
My first ending in Dark Souls 3 was the Linking the Fire ending, where your character follows the age-old duty of immolating their soul(s?) in order to feed the First Flame that Lord Gwyn sacrificed everything to prolong. However, in stark contrast to the fiery explosion that engulfs the entire Kiln in Dark Souls 1, …
This post begins with some old material that may or may not be worthwhile and/or on-topic. A review and my thoughts on the game are below. Humble Bundles will one day take over the world with affordable small robots equipped with just enough tact to introduce themselves into your home and steal all your belongings. …
The weather was never nice in Windhelm. Flecks of snow blew on the harsh wind over the bay, piling up in small drifts on the stone docks and pounding against the scales of the workers. Jeerai-Ru cursed his decision to come here from Black Marsh every day, when he even had time. The Shatter-Shield family …
It's been a while and quite a few things have happened. I stopped writing as much because I found better things to do, which was good because I had to go back and laugh at my last couple posts and toss them away. What I didn't realize when I did them and cast them into …
Writing the Kenshi playthrough has been fun, but it's slowed down my playing of the game considerably to keep track of what's been happening. However, I was thinking about it and now it would be much more about characters but I'm not sure that I want to keep writing it like that from now on. …
Nines and I were already not talking to each other. We were still near Black Scratch, and the steep mountain range that the sands broke over to make a path to Telbooze was looming ahead. I was still carrying the decaying and bloody body of a recently-killed sand ninja jounin but Nines was walking ahead …
The trip back south was more eventful than its northern counterpart had been the previous day. Once again, my pack was full of trading commodities and the hot desert sun was beating down on the sands, As I took my first steps out of Bark, I felt nothing like the surge of emotion from leaving …
Skeleton Defenestration Station 