I play the update game pretty badly. I recently had to update my laptop to Windows 8.1, which took a bit longer than I anticipated. I had about 3 hours set aside to get everything done, but it took much longer for no apparent reason (just staring at a bar really gets tiring). I ended up falling asleep at my desk.

Divinity:OS is one of the best games I have played in a while. The ability to create any sort of mayhem and electrification of blood is very very fun.

It's my first time playing in a long time, and really the first time focusing on beating the game. My main character is a Fighter/Mage, because I like beefing my main character up with some spells then rushing into a combat position.

I will be playing Legend of Dragoon, and hopefully continuing my playthrough of Baldur's Gate: EE. I beat the Nashkel Mines, and I have a pretty enjoyable party.

Was that a tunneling, scanning, or probing electron batoscope?

I just organized that! Do you want to see my intergalactic spaceship?

I usually always wear my working pajamas, but lately…I *falls asleep*

There is a version on the PSN, but I have an emulated version that I have been playing due to not having a TV or the appropriate cables.

Well…I'm already in my pajamas.

You might enjoy it, you might not. If you do all the optional content near the end, the game might seem a bit tedious, but still manageable. I have found the job system to be the best part. I like a lot of what the game does, and really enjoy what it attempts.

I will be starting Legend of Dragoon. I play this game every year or so, and I really love this game. The music, the graphics, and the story is just so much from my childhood. I probably won't get much time for it, but I will also try and continue my run of Baldur's Gate: EE. My paladin has been rather lucky so…

There still isn't enough height difference to tell with the shadows. At that distance, Legolas (with a human eye size) wouldn't be able to differentiate the heights of the shadows with enough accuracy to tell the heights of the riders.

This is also why you will never really see a satellite that will read the newspaper you are holding. There isn't enough information in the camera.

$8399 in 4 weeks? Well…that is $2099.75 per week, which is $299.96 per day, and assuming you worked 12 hours a day…you would end up with just about $25/hr. Hmm…something doesn't quite fit yet. Oh right! Taxes! You then have to report those and pay (just guessing) somewhere on the order of 50% of your income to…

Professor Farnsworth's question of the abbreviated week:

I will be playing Divinity: Original Sin which should be shortened to something easier to type…perhaps D:OS or DOS? So far the game is beautiful and wonderful. I have been playing as a ranger/wizard, but I may want to restart (I only played for two hours) and try a Paladin/Wizard for my two main characters. I just…

This is a great review. I also agree about the journal entries. I always wanted a little more information. I loved reading those entries and I always found them to be so informative.

I agree with @baneofpigs:disqus. I would also recommend it. I love the game.

What a terrific article! I am always impressed by the quality of work done Mr. Wanserki.

Overall…I think this article was very well written and I agree with it. I do like watching things and not knowing where they are going, but I don't really care if someone brings up plot points and spoilers for me. It just makes me admire the other parts of the media more.