I would like a spin off consisting of Sansa Stark and Ser Davos, flying around Westeros and Essos (and whatever other -os there is) on one of Dany's dragons, solving crimes Law and Order-style.

That was quite freaky, wasn't it?

Soundtrack of the entire trilogy is pretty damn good, to be honest.

So many bricks spent, so many left to acquire….to spend.

I'm currently on the third wall, buying things as I would like. Totally inefficient, but then again, I let the thing run on my work computer over night, and come in every morning to a ton of cash, which I spend on…..whatever I want.

The music of the other two parts of the trilogy are great as well, especially Lightning Returns, in my opinion. There's some really fun and really haunting stuff; it's also nice how the music changes based on time of day. Heading to the desert at night or travelling the highways for the first time is such an…

Due to the suggestions of these comments, I gave this album a listen on Spotify today. Very, very enjoyable; it looks like, along with Lights, I've got two Canadian female singers to listen to on a regular basis.

Could try Card Hunter. Fun mix of Magic and D&D.

Nier was much more enjoyable than I thought it would be. One game I wish I still had and was able to play. GREAT soundtrack.

I explored every question mark….smuggler's caches haunt my dreams with the song of sirens. I think I ended up using one thing I found in all of them….but the crowns were nice. I bought so many potions of clearance and tried out different combinations of skills, so there was a benefit there. Tip: auto-fire on your…

Oh, I know how that feels as well. I think I only have three hidden treasure left, according to the nifty map I have. That excludes the expansion, however; I'm sure there's more stuff to find there.

They were a pain for me as well, until I realized I could just tap R1 instead of manually aiming at sirens. I actually got somewhat good at it. Ha.

I cleared out all the smuggler's caches in Skellige. I think.

I found a certain someone in The Witcher 3 last night, and threw around a LOT of dimertitium bombs. Every night, I tell myself, "Okay, time to get one or two hours of witching in." Next thing I know, it's 2:00 am. I suppose that is the plan for tonight as well.

You are supposed to brake in racing games? Huh.

You are supposed to parry?

I keep forgetting that's in the case.

It certainly looked like it stumbled into a San Diego alley and fell upon a brawl of newscasters not following the rules of combat.

I do agree with that sentiment of Red Dead; however, it seems to me that there are many more enemies about, and combat on horseback is not so easy. Being the foremost wolf hunter around is not hard, though.

Like every weekend (it seems), I'll be looking to progress in The Witcher 3, but will probably end up playing too much Card Hunter. Running a guild is time-consuming, apparently.