Month: March 2018

The rise of a new Legendary… Hero?

The rise of a new Legendary… Hero?

This update came a little out of left field, but it's exciting as a small new addition to the game. Between Fjorm, Gunnthrá, Ike and Ephraim, we've gotten Legendary Heroes matching all four seasons that Fire Emblem Heroes cycles through (Water, Wind, Earth and Fire respectively). While it seems as though that would be the … Continue reading The rise of a new Legendary… Hero?

‘Redshirts’: My latest spark of inspiration

‘Redshirts’: My latest spark of inspiration

This isn't exactly something I've done before on my blog, but it has admittedly been a long time since I've personally done anything like this so I figured it would be worth a mention. Today I read an entire book in one sitting. One sitting minus a lunch break, but disregarding that I've been enveloped … Continue reading ‘Redshirts’: My latest spark of inspiration

Entertainment Beat Report – March 23, 2018

Entertainment Beat Report – March 23, 2018

I could have put out this Beat Report yesterday I suppose, just to keep it aligned with my actual Comm 436 class schedule... But honestly I've been fluctuating between Thursdays and Fridays so much with this mini-series that I really don't think it matters. So I'm just going to use the midterm for the class … Continue reading Entertainment Beat Report – March 23, 2018

Special Heroes spring into action

Special Heroes spring into action

Let's address the elephant in the room up top here. I totally missed out on the last Fire Emblem Heroes update. I know that objectively isn't a huge deal, especially considering how often I have the chance to talk about this game. But the update I missed was a particularly big one, so I feel bad … Continue reading Special Heroes spring into action

March 21 and 22, 2018 Articles Published

Yes this is a silly sounding title, but I to distracted and missed a day so I have to catch up now. Somehow I wound up publishing three articles this week. A breadth of articles for many different sections. It has admittedly been exhausting... But also fulfilling in a deeply personal kind of way. But … Continue reading March 21 and 22, 2018 Articles Published

March 20, 2018 Article Published

Got a fun one for everybody today. None of this dreary breaking news or government business. No. Today we've got Kirby. This past weekend was a fun one between getting Star Allies for the Switch and going to see Hollywood Babble-On with my dad. It didn't exactly help my exhaustion levels, but that's what Spring … Continue reading March 20, 2018 Article Published

One Night at the Improv

One Night at the Improv

When I turned 21 about a month ago, one of the presents my parents got me were tickets to see the live show for one of my favorite podcasts: Hollywood Babble-On with Ralph Garman and Kevin Smith. Unfortunately the show sells out rather fast well in advance. So we weren't able to get tickets closer … Continue reading One Night at the Improv

Entertainment Beat Report – March 15, 2018

Entertainment Beat Report – March 15, 2018

I know this is exactly what I said on my last post, but I don't believe I have a quippy opening to put up before this beat report. It's just a standard round-up of the video game news from this last week thanks to some help from my friends that have way more time to pay … Continue reading Entertainment Beat Report – March 15, 2018

March 14, 2018 Article Published

I don't exactly have a lot of filler to throw in before this post gets going because I frankly don't exactly have a lot to say about the story itself. So I'm just going to get right into the thick of things. My article published in the Daily Titan today was a quick and easy … Continue reading March 14, 2018 Article Published

March 12, 2018 Article Published

Here we are at last. This is the story that quite literally ran me ragged last week. To get to why it was such an exhaustive one however, we should probably start from the beginning. So settle in for some storytelling. The point of origin for this article came while I was at the Associated Collegiate … Continue reading March 12, 2018 Article Published