I have spent the last 2 hours debating posting my opinion on an issue that I am passionate about. Not because I worry about backlash on the internet. But because I fear what I might say in reaction to said backlash on the internet. So before I begin, I might delete this soon to be massive wall of text for
Today I went to Disney Springs for a special event. Kingdom Hearts will soon be here after such a long wait. And since Disney has a hand in that game, visitors to the parks got to test play the Kingdom Hearts 3 Demo. However, Disney Springs is known for one other notable thing besides the attractions. As a beacon in
There is a famous saying that love conquers all. But this is a foolish notion. Love is itself a derivative of a far more potent emotion. Fear. When you love someone, that is an example of fear, the fear of losing them. When you hate someone, that is an example of fear, the fearing of losing to them. When
There are levels in video games that make you cry in frustration, there are others that are boring and that are easily forgotten. Then there are places that are so majestic and filled with such excellent story telling, that they create unforgettable memories and in even more extreme cases, create the means for even greater inspiration. Hollow
Anyone who has played a video game has encountered this boss. One that you attempt again and again (and again) and yet still fail to beat them. Next you go on the internet to see if there is some strategy you are missing out on. Once you get there, instead of solutions, you find other gamers wondering
Yes THAT Gilgamesh and not the one that was written many many years ago about a very very different character. Whether he is clashing heroes on big bridges, running around with a multitude of weapons that may or may not belong to him, or making crude jokes about women who dress like men, He is certainly among my favorite
This is a literary blog post about my writing style and also may explain a bit about the types of characters I prefer. To get to the point at hand, the stereotypical idea of the Hero, especially the Chosen One, is a character type that I cannot stand. especially if the Hero is an idealist. Perhaps it is a
The Darkest Hour, a phrase overused for time eternity, and yet a phrase that I enjoy. One that shapes my writing style greatly. You know these moments in fiction. The time when the Villain looks like they may actually win (or does win in some cases changing the plot entirely) The moment where the trusted friend proves they were