I meant to change my bedsheets today but apparently my autistic brain couldn’t take a hint from the fact I literally put my new bedsheets on top of the bed ready to be done.

Well guess I will have to try again tomorrow.

In other news, I have a bunch of new light novels to read! Time to charge up my kindle and kick back!
What, do my sheets now? It’s like 1am, my parents would get mad if I started moving my mattress around and bumping my wall. My bed isn’t user friendly.

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I’m doing the editing and scheduling for these chapters while listening to the Watatsumi Island themes.
It’s only natural of course.

The Divine High Priestess of Watatsumi will soon be gracing my gacha.
Hopefully.

Look I have about 30,000 primogems so I think I’ve got it covered.

I do also kind of want the five star catalyst for her but I don’t know if I want to gamble on that when I could just craft something else maybe.
I have a lot of catalyst billets so we’ll see.

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» Vol. 4: Chapter 70 «

This timberborn game looks amazing.
I saw some of the demo and it looked promising.
But the full release looks great.

I might buy it.
Maybe.

Looking building dams and stuff is cool okay?

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» Vol. 4: Chapter 69 «

My multiplayer Stellaris campaign has gotten interesting.
So first someone opened the L-Gates and it was pandemonium. Nobody, I mean nobody, had the power to stand up to the nanite onslaught that followed.
There was one AI empire hanging in there because it spawned from an event and thus had some advantages.

But right when I was dealing with the goo on my own… the Khanate appeared!
What a nightmare!
I managed to solo the khanate with my juggernaut while using my other fleets to hold the goo back. Before they rendezvoused and completed the final push.
Barely, barely managed to clear the cluster with my juggernaut surviving at the last second due to the factory being destroyed.

Then after that we had another mid-game crisis event appear which left a huge gap in the galaxy creating a new manifest destiny gold rush for systems.
Luckily the aftermath earned me the position of Custodian in recognition for my efforts in all of them.

And now we have a war in heaven happening right on my borders! And I own the cluster so it’s a logsitical nightmare to manage who’s attacking where!

And then the final crisis should be in little over 40 years of game time!

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» Vol. 4: Chapter 68 «

So the new Stellaris update goes live today, including the new modding tools.
Hopefully this will speed up the process of the person I sort of bully into writing my mods for me.
Well not writing…

Converting my ideas and text into actual playable content.
Haha.

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» Vol. 4: Chapter 67 «

Well I would never have imagined it.
J-Novel licensed Endo and Kobayashi.

When I saw one of the hints for the novel announcements I did suspect it but I didn’t want to commit to the idea out of fear of being wrong.
Didn’t want to get my hopes up!
Well they did license it! One of my favourite comedies is here!

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» Vol. 4: Chapter 66 «

Again, messed up with the scheduling for this one and had to last minute fix things, I accidentally rescheduled the previous two chapters.
Would have been a mess.

Anyway, been playing Stellaris a lot recently, and today it hit me.
I’ve only ever actually dealt with the end game crises in this game about two or three times.
I also stop in the late mid-game and never reach the end game.

I think it’s because I’m not very warlike and once the borders stagnate it becomes hard for me to do anything interesting.
There’s only so many times I can press a repeatable tech button and not get bored!

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