Epistory
I found it on Steam and thought it looked interesting. It’s a typing game and I’m pretty good with typing, so I picked it up. I played games, but not much and usually it’s just World of Warcraft.
Once I started, I played that game for 12 hours straight. It had me hooked immediately. The visuals are absolutely beautiful, the story is intriguing, and the gameplay is so much fun. I do not finish games very often, but I finished that game in a single weekend.
It’s not my favorite Trek, but I do like Discovery. That said, your summary is 100% accurate and emphasizes my least favorite parts of the show.
I am slowly working my way through Pokemon Sun on my 3DS. I found a copy of The Golden Compass based on the early 2000s movie and that may be my next one. Either that or TMNT, I played that one before but I really enjoyed it and wouldn’t mind a replay.
Hover flies are pretty cool to watch. I get them a lot on the flowers of my luffa.
I definitely recommend it. I get compliments every time I wear it. I was walking through an airport with it on and someone said “Hell yeah read banned books!”
I HAVE THAT SHIRT!! I HAVE THAT SHIRT!!
I literally just yelled “I have that shirt” at work 🤣
I finished one over the weekend and I’m reading The Two Lies of Faven Sythe by Megan O’Keefe now.
Levar Burton is one of the major reasons I love reading and have read 32 books so far this year. I love that man! 💚
I loved this episode and I really loved how different Anton Mount’s character was in the holodeck.
Red Mars, but not for the reason you are asking.
My mom bought the paperback edition for me when I was 9 years old, when I was first started reading sci-fi books (thank you Animorphs for that intro). It was my first real “adult book” and it’s been knocking around in my collection for 32 years, moved with me across the US, and various other moves. It’s probably the one book that has been in my collection the longest. I didn’t read it until I was in my early 30s and I enjoyed it. I read Green Mars too, but I need to finish the trilogy.
I am interested in his Ministry of the Future book and I’ll read it at some point.