There's Armageddons and there's Armageddons. At the Temple, there's been two recently - the one affecting my PCs and the nuclear one in the history books of Fallout 3. Both have conspired to prevent me from opening the Temple doors to readers for a very, very long time. When I built the Temple originally, I was all like
And shortly after September began, I was all like
And now I'm feeling better. Only I can't talk, because I'm 137 hours into Fallout 3 and I really really want to get it finished. In the meantime, you can read some proper writing about games over at Snappy Gamer, and pick them up cheap, like if you follow the links from SavyGamer.
This post was brought to you thanks to Cyberpower Systems, whose machines are substantially less prone to breaking than those of Acer.
And shortly after September began, I was all like
And now I'm feeling better. Only I can't talk, because I'm 137 hours into Fallout 3 and I really really want to get it finished. In the meantime, you can read some proper writing about games over at Snappy Gamer, and pick them up cheap, like if you follow the links from SavyGamer.
This post was brought to you thanks to Cyberpower Systems, whose machines are substantially less prone to breaking than those of Acer.
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