Dave

Beat Fallout 4. Long live the Minute Men.

Funny how a party that titillated the right wing with promises of free speech without consequence seems so frightened of it.

Finished a 32 day shoot. The longest and probably one of the most satisfying ones I've been on thus far.

It's called Dream Drop Distance.

"Can't even beat Dave?"

Congratulations, all who didn't vote, You screwed not only yourself, but everyone else. Good for you.

The argument of voting for neither because neither of them is your first choice is a poor one. Vote for the one who you dislike the least, lest one whom offends you more wins. Our generations apathy doesnt need any more help, and the idea that the outcome will be the same either way is foolish.

Remember to vote. Because even if your fantasies convince you that you are exempt from the fall out of politics, your reality is very much affected by it.

Dark Souls 3, and Overwatch.

Play it, love it, can't get enough of it (save Demon Souls, because I've not really had a chance to play it yet). The first game is probably still my favorite, but I have a soft spot for all of them, including Dark Souls 2, which, if it has its share of flaws, I still feel did a lot of things right. I'm one of the few that actually liked the health bar going down as you die, because it makes sense with the concept of hollowing and slowly losing your ability to hang on. Not to mention that getting summoned in it felt ten times easier than it did in DS1.

And so ends a week of night shoots. Time to going back to waking up at 5 am like usual.

Canada, eh.

Not an option, sadly.

Filming all nighters this week is starting to take its toll. I'm running on coffee and a half functioning brain.

Happy happy birthday!

Ashes of Ariandel comes out tomorrow.

Our generation likes to make believe that politics doesn't effect them on a daily basis, which in fact only worsens the problem they claim to be aloof from. Apathy and misplaced superiority doesn't change the fact that every engagement with another person is a political action whether we like it or not, and if we were more active in our participation in politics, it would deepen our understanding of our constant interaction with the world as a whole, rather than dig us deeper into our entrenched, baseless belief that we stand apart from anything greater than ourselves.

Keyblade Graveyard. A boring dustbowl that offers you none of the high paced action offered in the cinematic trailer.

When asked if he would step down after a second term, George Washington said, "I'll keep you in suspense. We'll see if I feel like it." Oh, wait, that didn't happen at all.

This is something I've wanted from the start. The movies come with such great scores that it seems a shame not to tie them into the boss fights as well. As much as I like the music they have, it would be nice to have individual songs for the bosses to give them their own unique feel.

Just remember: if you don't vote, you forfeit your right to complain about anything that comes after.

I would rather people just vote.

Vanitas is in his room with the lights turned off, listening to Evanescence and brooding about how Xehanort just doesn't understand him.

The media was ruthless against Bush, and he still wound up getting two terms. Maybe you're just plain bad, Donny boy.

If they're not, the final battle will be garbage.