What Dragon Age means to me
Yesterday was December 4th, or the Unofficial Dragon Age 4 Day. People wrote about what Dragon Age means to them, they posted stories and fanart, streamed and connected with each other. It was an amazing event and more than 5000$ were collected for charity. I thought, I’d share a bit of the love as well.
What’s love got to do with it…
For the last three weeks I have to admit I have not been doing much else in my free time besides playing Assassin’s Creed Odyssey. I am far from being done. In fact, according tto my Uplay stats I am only about 56% through with the main story and about 40% through with exploration. It
Finding your way like nobody else – First impressions of Assassin’s Creed Odyssey
Early access has it’s ups and downs. Clearly it is amazing to not have to wait any longer and jump into a game as soon as possible. On the flip side though: If you have an issue, there are not many people around that can help you. Luckily I found the solution to my issues
The Anthem thing. Again.
So, there’s new info on Dragon Age. Sort of. Basically an article from VG247 titled “New Dragon Age, Mass Effect titles will be heavily influenced by Anthem, says Bioware”. You can find it here. What it basically boils down to is that Bioware says it wants to continue what they’re trying to do with Anthem in
Great game, well done! – Positivity instead of toxicity
Ever since I started playing Overwatch I have put a lot more thought into in game interactions between players. Trying to understand what makes some games work well and what turns others into a completely horribly experience. I’ve been a part of the online gaming scene for decades by now – and each online game
The burden of choice
Sorry for our long silence – it’s summer time, summer vacation time to be more precise, and kids want to be taken care of and then I was away for first work and then vacation and now my first last week of actual vacation is somehow filled with much more tasks than I wanted to.
“I like beautiful melodies telling me terrible things.” Even More Favourite Gaming Soundtracks
It’s been about a year since I posted the last recommendation post for video game soundtracks and in this year a lot has happened, a lot of games have been played and some really great pieces of video game music have been discovered or even re-discovered by me throughout the months. So this is mainly
Expectations and Disappointments – Anthem
So, yesterday’s E3 (YT link) showed a first extended glimpse into Bioware’s highly anticipated new IP – Anthem. I’m going to try and summarize my feelings about what I had hoped for and why the whole representation left me more than underwhelmed. For many good summaries and infos and videos, I recommend checking out Joe Juba’s
“I will never forget you.” – Julie Plays Inquisition Pt. 7
And thus, Dragon Age Inquisition has come to an end. After Jaws of Hakkon, the fight against Corypheus was done and over with in a whiff and then I was off to Trespasser. I love this DLC. It is so tightly woven, storywise, the bits and pieces of lore you can find… and of course
Let’s shoot some pixels!
It’s become a bit quiet here and for that, we apologize. It’s not that we’re no longer interested in gaming (HAHAHAHAHAHA) or that we’re currently not actively busy with the things we’re interested in – on the contrary. We have already sometimes linked you to the stories we have been writing for our OCs and
Gaming Nerd Girls
Anna and Julie, friends and fellow gamers with a passion for elaborated headcanons and RPGs in general, often known for fangirling extensively. Expect political correctness, for we are proud Social Justice Warriors (or rather, Mages) and feminists.
