Oh, how I hate making choices
So, I let Junior live in Witcher 3 and I have a very bad feeling about that. I mean, if anyone in the game DESERVES to die, it's probably him - but I keep getting that Gandalf line running around my head... 'Many people die who deserve to live. Can you give life back to them?' I've also spared the lives of a Doppler and a Succubus. Oh, and the Tree Spirit. We unnatural creatures must stick together.
I'm still hanging around Novigrad clearing up some sidequests and Witcher hunts. I want to find Sigi's money, if I can. And I need to find Dandelion - but first I have to get Dudu to agree to Triss' plan via Priscilla's play. REALLY not sure about that one :D
My gamer colleague is raving about Horizon but it's so far off my radar at the moment. I'm all about filling up the next four months with Witcher (main game and DLCs). If I play anything else, it's most likely to be a replay of FFXV. Really don't want to get into a whole new game.
Work news is good, though. My line manager has agreed to put my name forward for the PGR project - with support, of course. I am absolutely dancing inside! At the very least, he said I should sit in on the evaluation and tender processes for the experience.
The 'sermon' went well on Sunday, but it's still the last one I'll do at St M's. Well, I have offered to step in for an absolute emergency but my ministry there really is just about leading the service.
OK, time to get this day started. Bye for now, LJ!
I'm still hanging around Novigrad clearing up some sidequests and Witcher hunts. I want to find Sigi's money, if I can. And I need to find Dandelion - but first I have to get Dudu to agree to Triss' plan via Priscilla's play. REALLY not sure about that one :D
My gamer colleague is raving about Horizon but it's so far off my radar at the moment. I'm all about filling up the next four months with Witcher (main game and DLCs). If I play anything else, it's most likely to be a replay of FFXV. Really don't want to get into a whole new game.
Work news is good, though. My line manager has agreed to put my name forward for the PGR project - with support, of course. I am absolutely dancing inside! At the very least, he said I should sit in on the evaluation and tender processes for the experience.
The 'sermon' went well on Sunday, but it's still the last one I'll do at St M's. Well, I have offered to step in for an absolute emergency but my ministry there really is just about leading the service.
OK, time to get this day started. Bye for now, LJ!