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It has been a whole week since I've last updated my blog due to lack of content that I should blog, as well as the fact that my blogging frequency has been seemingly cut down from two posts per week to only one post per week. But since I still have this stupid untapped rage, a low tolerance for boredom, a nearly financially-crippling addiction to video games and the Internet and the fact that I've been watching episodes of Angry Video Game Nerd on YouTube just to alleviate my unneeded emotions, ...

I have now holes in my walls at home, in my kitchen, bathroom and hallway. They lead straight to my neighbours' apartments. I hope they don't have any small pets that would come for a visit through them.

Though I think that most of my neighbours are not living at home atm, just like me. The only one I know is the one who lives just above me. I don't understand how she can, there is so horribly dusty and dirty now...

Here's my bathroom, the biggest round hole is like ...

I can make videos critiquing things! Including visual novels! And I finally finished one for Fate/Stay Night.

Of course, uh, I know nothing about capturing video, so I do slideshows with still pics. And no music, since I don't want Youtube banninating me. I've done three VN reviews in this style, all Type-Moon. Here they are:

Tsukihime, Kagetsu Tohya, and FSN.

All other VNs I plan to review are not Type-Moon, so . . . yeah. Like, subscribe, favorite, and comment, ...

Some people have questioned whether on who Shinryu is or why I have some people named Melissa, Roe, etc. 'co-commenting'.
Let it be said here that these (currently) three people are Original Characters from my internal tumult I call a story canon, who are mainly based on bits and pieces of my personality and, sometimes, the personalities/ideas/bduh of others, and somehow given backstories.

Shinryu: the Divine Dragon himself, based off of the Final Fantasy series, Duodecim in particular, ...

WARNING: HEAVY SPOILERS FOR ME3 AHEAD, DO NOT READ UNLESS YOU HAVE FINISHED THE GAME.

Let me start this off by saying that I have never been as deeply disappointed in the ending of a game as I was at the ending of Mass Effect 3. For a franchise that makes such emphasis on choices and their consequences, Bioware seemingly forgot about the most important consequence in a story: the resolution of the conflict. I could go on and on about why the endings are crap (choose the color of your ...