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Food & Fandom
The past few weeks have found us increasingly subsumed into AEW's entertainment ecosystem. I suppose it was only a matter of time: we already watch Dynamite and now AEW Dark pretty regularly. To which we may now add AEW's online cooking segment; a timely discovery since we've already watched each episode of HU's in the kitchen? several times. And anyway, I am a sucker for cooking shows where the hosts eyeball the ingredients, because that is how I cook too.
June 6, or The Gaming Day That Wasn't
We logged on to the Destiny servers at 1:03 to watch the live event. Virtually no players were there, although a few rando NPCs were pointing up at the sky. Had the event already ended? Was Bungie waiting for more players to show up before starting whatever it was that we were there to see? We checked back in after half an hour or so of grinding, but nothing had changed, so we logged off.
Of course, everything went down right after that. So we missed all the missiles and the Almighty crashing to earth. A bit of a bummer, but not so much of one that I regret not sitting around for 90 minutes on a Saturday afternoon to see it.
Larian was also set to preview new Baldur's Gate 3 content on the 6th, but #GuerrillaCollective announced on the 4th that they were pushing this back to June 13-15 to allow for Black Lives Matter demonstrations, which was a very cool thing to do.
これで以上です。
The past few weeks have found us increasingly subsumed into AEW's entertainment ecosystem. I suppose it was only a matter of time: we already watch Dynamite and now AEW Dark pretty regularly. To which we may now add AEW's online cooking segment; a timely discovery since we've already watched each episode of HU's in the kitchen? several times. And anyway, I am a sucker for cooking shows where the hosts eyeball the ingredients, because that is how I cook too.
June 6, or The Gaming Day That Wasn't
We logged on to the Destiny servers at 1:03 to watch the live event. Virtually no players were there, although a few rando NPCs were pointing up at the sky. Had the event already ended? Was Bungie waiting for more players to show up before starting whatever it was that we were there to see? We checked back in after half an hour or so of grinding, but nothing had changed, so we logged off.
Of course, everything went down right after that. So we missed all the missiles and the Almighty crashing to earth. A bit of a bummer, but not so much of one that I regret not sitting around for 90 minutes on a Saturday afternoon to see it.
Larian was also set to preview new Baldur's Gate 3 content on the 6th, but #GuerrillaCollective announced on the 4th that they were pushing this back to June 13-15 to allow for Black Lives Matter demonstrations, which was a very cool thing to do.
これで以上です。
Tags:
- aew,
- baldur's gate,
- gaming,
- music,
- tv