Raithe

They never beat Lambert's dirty chuckle for Raiden.

De-stressing from life and dealing with house valuation and the work juggle by grinding survival on Arrakis in Dune Awakening. Solo'ing around and exploring the world as I can.

Well, I'd gotten to the Vermillius Gap, I was wearing a whole ton of unique schematic gear, decide to follow the next path that leads north.. The my sandbuggy jumped a dune, landed me in quicksand which I hadn't realised was a thing there, and as I'm trying to get the bike out a Sandworm eat me. Everything gone. Then spent a couple of hours doing the grind to re-equip myself and build a new Sandbike, decide to head in a slightly different direction, carefully avoid some drumsand.. and then 3 sandworms pretty much dogpile me. Found myself being chased by one, then a second emerged in the ground ahead of me, and as I start to turn to run for another area.. the third freaking sandworm crests a dune and landed on me. One more unto the re-equip grind. Solo play is definitely a touch longer...

I picked up Dune Awakening to to a little bit of dabbling with when I get some gaming time. I spent a fair amount of hours with Conan after all and thought the PvE might be an enjoyable time sink. Didn't really think about whether PvP was a demand of the game or not. I shall continue puttering around and exploring it as is, and see where it takes me and what point I get to be blah over it...

"Krennic is a great villain because he's relatable. He's not a space wizard or a mystic knight. He's not a brilliant scientist or genius engineer. He's not a super soldier or a tactical commander. He's not a political leader, wealthy, or well connected. He's an evil project manager. He runs around, telling everyone how upper management is upset and how much trouble they will be in if they don't get on schedule. He pontificates during long, boring meetings. He makes people do work they hate. He gets angry about your data security. He tells you all about the meetings he has with the CEO, and complains to his supervisors that he's not gotten enough credit. No one likes him. He annoys everyone. He completely buys into the company mindset, even when its clearly evil. He's the worst manager you ever had. And you're so happy when he finally gets what he deserves."

The first one is almost worth it alone for the scene with Christopher Lloyd being a madman with shotguns...

And of course...

And they finally release this one...

So a return for this franchise...

And there's this...