Starfield releases today (for you guys) officially after its early access week comes to an end.
This means I will be able to play! (For my banks health I didn’t buy the early access version, as tempting as it was.)

When I do start playing be prepared for Starfield related anecdotes to show up in my rambles a lot more often than before.
Like, I will try to keep it controlled to a degree, but it’s possible there will be one a day at least.
Have fun with those.

Assuming my PC can even run it, of course.
My computer is a decent PC from the last gen… and Starfield is giving even state of the art NASA supercomputers a hard time.

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So my latest art commission is in the final stages so now I am thinking of getting another.
Currently I am leaning towards a sort of scifi theme.
I’m not sure if I want to go full scifi like the ideas I’ve had for a while…
Or maybe something more Starfield inspired?

Hmmmm Star Trek or Starfield…
Both seem like good ideas.
Difficult decision.

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» Vol. 9: Chapter 32 «

I have a confession to make, after reading this chapter I ended up skimming ahead because the cliffhangers were killing me.
Like seriously!
Anyway I didn’t read in full detail because I still wanted to give my live reactions while editing but damn… seriously…

Anyway, just know that you’re all going to suffer immensely over the next few weeks with these constant cliffhangers coming up.
I have no regrets!
You should join the patreon to resolve that if you dare.
Ahahahahahahahaha.

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» Vol. 9: Chapter 31 «

Sometimes my phone pushes random news articles to me that make me very confused.
Most of the time they’re ones that are like:
“What to do with this very niche specific collectible in this game you have never heard of!”

Why does it feel I need to know this?
Well, I just ignore them, but I felt like rambling about it.

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» Vol. 9: Chapter 30 «

For those that were wondering, I did partially make a mistake in how to handle the cardboard recycling!
Apparently I was meant to transfer our cardboard recycling into a designated bag before putting out there, but that bag was in the storage shed in our drive (which by the way I did look in for something more official appearing) but I didn’t know that.

Anyway, they still accepted the temporary container I used, and thankfully it didn’t rain or blow away.
So all is well that ends well.
I don’t have to take responsibility for messing up.

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» Vol. 9: Chapter 29 «

I got distracted reading a book again and the sun has risen.
Time to finish this editing that take a power nap (aka sleep).

Oh right, and try not to worry myself to death about the bins outside.
I’m not sure why I am so conscious of them now and not normally.
Maybe it’s because I had to put the bins out myself while my parents are away and I keep worrying I did them wrong.
But actually what concerns me most is the paper recycling.
I cleared out so much old paper stuff from my room without checking it, there’s probably some old letters and documents in there.
I have some irrational fear that someone will go through them…

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» Vol. 9: Chapter 28 «

I got bored earlier today so I did some maint on my PC.
Mostly updating all my drivers after postponing it for so long, but I also uninstalled some stuff I never use.
Just over 200GB of stuff I never use.

Crazy.

I also went online to check when I bought my SSD and it was three years ago.
I think they used to say they had a five year lifespan?
I can’t remember exactly but I think that’s right anyway.
Since I still have forever ahead of me I checked prices out of interest, and you can now buy 4tb SSDs for cheaper than my 2tb one!
Technology advances forward…

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