So I was looking to decorate my dorm room next year with some posters, and wanted some of games that I enjoy. Thus, I began hunting websites for good smash bros, smite and overwatch posters, but alas the posters I found did not fit the style I was looking for (I like a rather simplistic, elegant style. Not overwhelming, but eye-catching all the same). Thus I thought to myself... I can do better than this, and made these!

So.. yeah. Here's some posters/desktop backgrounds for some games I like (including smite). If you'd like to do a request for one I may oblige (but only if it's a good one). *Note: Image quality on the posters was uploaded somewhat higher than the backgrounds*

*Edit: So it turns out redbubble is super cool so now you can buy these as posters and shirts and such on it here*


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So I've never mentioned this game but Melody's Escape is just... fantastic and I feel like I need to somewhere because it's such a joy for me to play. It's essentially a rhythm game that uses your own music (eg: an itunes library, or any mp3s on your drive) to construct a rhythm based obstacle course for the game's protagonist (Melody) to go through. The game will construct a beat for each obstacle which you press a corresponding key to (WASD or on harder difficulties WASD + Arrow keys) and will construct both the pacing and obstacles to match the speed and intensity of the part of the song that's currently playing.

Overall it's a great game if you're one of those people like me that like to tap along to your songs but want something.. more. Something to make the listening experience more involved and engaging. This has quickly become one of my favorite games just for relaxation. Playing it on some songs just leaves me feeling really zen, I've even used it to just clear my mind before…
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Sooo not that most people are keeping track but I'm still yet to update my guides to the new structure I proposed in a previous blogpost (where I stated I may try to update my guides so that they're not meta focused but more focused on teaching how to play the gods themselves). Currently, I'm yet to do this.. with any of them. Not sure when they'll be seeing an update to be honest (or if they will at all), but bear with me, they may come eventually.

On another note I've archived my Ratatoskr guide, I will not be making a new one for his rekit. The reason I made a guide for his old kit was because I loved his passive and was thrilled to give 4 separate item builds for each path, but his new kit took that away and to be honest, it just doesn't thrill me the same way his old kit did (not that his old kit didn't need to be changed, I just think the changes they made made him kind of boring). When Nox got reworked I did refresh her guide, but in retrospect I still don't really give much …
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