Yeah. The first season is finished. The nature of amateur football dictates that even if I control the manager, I have absolutely no power to prevent other teams from signing my players. The total monthly expenditure of the whole club is nearly zero, since everyone essentially works for free — …
As Football Manager 2019 was on sale I bought it. To my disappointment, however, it was the first version that does not support Linux in the recent years. Anyway, complaints be complaints, I will start my first game.
Last year I managed to find a group to play Dominion semi-regularly. It prompted me to buy yet another expansion. I picked Nocturne for its lack of extra components. It was probably a mistake, since Adventures, Empires and Renaissance all provide more variation to the game, while Nocturne adds more …
I seem more motivated to write about my failures. I sucked at round 3, and I immediately started writing this post.
Another Thursday. Another Code Jam review because writing about anything else would have taken even more time…
I have not written anything on this blog for about four weeks. There are various reasons, including procrastination. Part of the procrastination process caused me to join a play-by-post Dungeons & Dragons 4E game on GitP forum. Anyway, since the time is already wasted, why not waste it well? So …
A new era has begun: the era of reformation and colonialism! And for our Clanricarde, it is also the era of constant war against the Kingdom of Saxain.
This is part III of my Clanricarde game. It includes the first conquests outside Éire.
This time I survived the early game. So I will start writing about this run. And hopefully, this game will be a fun one. I will try to use Irish names over the Anglicized names. Sometimes they are hard to parse, and I will include the “better known names” in …
Since finally I bought the DLC Rule Britannia, I decide to start a new game on the island of… well, Ireland. Clanricarde is an Irish way to say “Clan Richard”. The territory is a region around Galway. Obviously, I picked this country because I visited Galway last year. Not every …
