Friday, February 1, 2019
Let's Learn Stellaris Episodes 20-24
I had several lengthier episodes this week, as I really got absorbed in playing and lost track of time. Which is a sign that I'm having a ton of fun with this game! Aside from continuing to expand my empire (and holding off the Larongo—again), a couple of significant things occurred. The first is a new sapient species has joined my empire, a type of fungus being. Their ability to effectively colonize arid planets is most welcome. I also have begun helping a gas giant dwelling species with settlement efforts. I'm curious to see where that goes. And finally, I make a bid to reclaim Tatooine from the titanic lifeforms that had taken it over. If you want to know how that goes, watch the last episode. ;)
Tuesday, January 29, 2019
The Fifth Commandment - Geekdom of God Ep. 31
In this week's episode, I examine the Fifth Commandment, which instructs us to honor our parents. I look at this command both from the child-to-parent perspective, as well as the responsibilities of parents to their children, as I see these going hand-in-hand.
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Sunday, January 27, 2019
Guild Chat: "Hard Work"? and Inspiration vs. Self-Condemnation
Both of these episodes are examinations of social concepts, now that I think about it.
The first one, "What even is hard work anyway?", discusses the term "hard work," one that I've found to be somewhat nebulous the more I try to figure out its parameters.
The second was inspired by a train of thought I had while driving. It is a critique of the way in which we often measure ourselves against others, rather than being inspired by them, often to tragic results.
The first one, "What even is hard work anyway?", discusses the term "hard work," one that I've found to be somewhat nebulous the more I try to figure out its parameters.
The second was inspired by a train of thought I had while driving. It is a critique of the way in which we often measure ourselves against others, rather than being inspired by them, often to tragic results.
Friday, January 25, 2019
Let's Learn Stellaris Episodes 15-19
Stellaris is a fun game! This week saw another war attempt by the Larongo, which ended poorly for them. I also made a lot of expansions. But perhaps the most important thing was me beginning to look into more details of the effects of buildings for my colonies. I'm understanding more and more of the mechanics of the game, which is what this particular series is supposed to be all about. I am calling it "Let's Learn Stellaris" after all!
Tuesday, January 22, 2019
The Fourth Commandment - Geekdom of God Ep. 30
This episode is all about the Fourth Commandment, which is the one commanding the observance of the Sabbath day. I start by discussing the historical context of the Sabbath, then look at how Jesus approached. I conclude by examining the principles of the Sabbath and how they apply to today.
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Sunday, January 20, 2019
Guild Chat: Guild Wars 1 Skill System and Space Stations!
This weekend I talked about why I love the Guild Wars 1 skill system so much, and how I think ideas from it can fit into other types of games.
I also talked about how much I like space stations in my science fiction, as well as a science fiction adventure game I'd like to see exist so I can play it.
I also talked about how much I like space stations in my science fiction, as well as a science fiction adventure game I'd like to see exist so I can play it.
Friday, January 18, 2019
Let's Learn Stellaris Episodes 10-14
I continued playing Stellaris, as I've not finished this first game yet. It's one of those games that can take a while to play, heh. But I'm having fun! A lot of stuff has happened this week, including some very strange occurrences at the colony I decided to name "Iceland." And one of my scientists has introduced a "virus" that mutates humans into another form. I don't think it's harmful, though?
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