Darn Fatigue
For some reason, I've been getting really slow and lethargic for the
last few days. It's probably because I haven't been eating right, but,
then again, it could be anything. It means that I'll probably be
putting up more filler articles than I used to, for example, this one.
Game Review- Archlord
Yeah, I just started playing it today, but here's what I'll say about
Archlord. It's. Awesome. It's pretty much a hardcore MMORPG experience
in a free to play package. It doesn't shove the "Oh, I'm free to play,
so buy some stuff already" stuff in your face (at least up to level 8),
and it's a pretty nice looking game. The music's good, the gameplay's
good, the community's silent, except for the "Buy Gold" spammers, but
they're everywhere (and you can, albeit at the cost of conversation,
mute them). It's a fun game, all-in-all, with a decent quest system,
which, if I were less lazy would be way more fun (kill=good, item
retrieve=bad), it's got hunting and crafting, and, all-in-all, a simple
but deep gameplay experience. Six @'s, and it's my new MMO of choice
(rivaling... nothing).
Movie Review- I Am Legend
Yep, finally got around to watching it. It's a mixed experience. It's
hard to believe some of the stuff it has, but it's an enjoyable flick
if you open your mind, and, all-in-all, an action horror flick you
won't wanna miss. The movie itself has only cautions for the
grotesqueness of it, though the animated shorts included on the DVD are
way worse. There's no language (or terribly harsh language, that is)
throughout the entire film (no "S" or "F" bombs as are common in movies
these days). It even has a sorta religious part, though I'd leave it to
KFC or Lula to judge that, and it's not all negative (though it is
skeptical). All in all, five @'s, and a fun flick for teenagers as
opposed to some of the more hardcore zombie/survival/horror/action
films out there. Recommended for 15 and older (though merely for
nightmares, content's fine down to thirteen or so), but not those with
a history of nightmares. I'll be fine, though, and I'm not a major
horror fan, so it's nothing too scary. It's brutal and grotesque at
parts, though, but also cerebral and deep, with themes of sacrifice.