Well, it’s been an interesting week. I didn’t get much gameplay done this time around; the majority of my time was split between filling out job applications/doing job interviews, editing the videos from last week, and working out kinks in the modded Oblivion install that I plan to play eventually. I didn’t touch on either Grim Dawn or Fallout 4 this past week, and I only played Overwatch once, today, and only because a friend was playing and was looking to queue with a group. And then I forgot to record my highlights/PotG before I exited the game.
So, the Fallout 4 videos– I ended up giving up on the new video editor and going back to the old one. Since I’ve put up six videos on the current playthrough since the last post, I’ll just link the playlist rather than link them individually.
The one game that I ended up playing at any length was Stardew Valley. I figured that the best way to handle the video-making for SV is to log things week by week. So this first week is simply me settling in and finding a rhythm to building up Valinar farm. And, oh yeah, I forgot about taking screenshots. Again.
Lately, though, I’ve been tempted to play games other than the ones I set for myself. Like, I mentioned looking into Oblivion modding, and all that tinkering with that made me want to actually fire it up. I felt a similar urge to play Fallout 3 and New Vegas. Part of me also want to go play Starbound, since it’s officially released now. And I know that I technically can go ahead and play them, since the only rules I have to follow are ones that I created and can change if I wanted, but I feel like I shouldn’t. Especially since I’ve budged on my stance on images and videos, and made an exception to play Overwatch along with everything else.
I might need to rethink a lot of what I originally set out to do.
TL;DR version: Busy week, not much gameplay. Playlist for Fallout 4 from last post. Played an in-game week of Stardew Valley, forgot the screenshots. Temptation to play games that are not Overwatch, Diablo III, or the games in the current batch. Might overhaul my method to handle the backlog.