I finally made it to the third game. And the third path of Fire Emblem Fates seems to be intended as the golden ending to the game. The true ending if you will. And I can attest that it is so. Combining all the characters you use in the first two routes and allowing you to keep almost all
This post is very late. I finished Fire Emblem Conquest roughly a week ago. But I will say with pride that I completed it. Birthright as I stated in an earlier post, did not feel challenging to me. The few deaths I dealt with (before making a hard reset as any Fire Emblem Veteran will) were a
So this post is a little delayed, but that is fair since I delayed in finishing the game. I completed Fire Emblem Fates Birthright. I’ll avoid spoilers in my review to the best of my ability. And although I knew going into the game that the difficulty was toned down for this path, I was a bit disappointed in
So I got a chance to dig into the new Fire Emblem. I’ll avoid plot points since the game came out in the US only today, but I am far more pleased with this game than expected. And even though I started with the easy route, I am enjoying the game. I am hoping that the middle section of
Sometimes as I fight back all the negativity in my life, I have to look back and see what things I did manage to accomplish this year. Like with my last post, I will do this in a list format. Completely (re)wrote The End of Utopia, the first of many novels in the Search for Eden Series. Completed Masters
I know some of what is contained here is a repeat of what I told you guys at the end of the trip, but I wanted to immortalize how I felt in the infinite vastness known as the internet. I went on birthright very much afraid of how things might play out. Being that I have Aspergers which until
Day 6 I found myself heading to a place I had long wished to see. The City of Jerusalem beckoned, and I finally came. First I got a chance to explore the Old City. The place was steeped in cultures of the many nations that had risen and fallen within the area of the City. All it really takes is
I have written about keeping the Shabbat before on my blog, but when in Israel, the day of rest takes on a whole new meaning. In the United States, Friday night through Saturday night is considered the weekend, which for many is still a work day. In Israel, the entire country basically shuts down. All the shops close. All business
Today I embark on the journey of a lifetime. Today I will be driving south to Miami to catch a plane to the holy land Israel. My Birthright Trip begins today! I will be doing my best to chronicle my trip on my blog, and in a perfect world I would write a post for each and every day
Today marks Jerusalem Day. This a commemoration of the reunification of Jerusalem after being split apart by the enemies of the Jewish people for so long. This event occurred at the end of the six day war as the entire City of Jerusalem was once again under Israeli and thus Jewish control. To me this is a significant and