I'm not done writing haiku!
the workday is done
biking home, a red-tinged sky
the first light of spring
Sunday afternoon
what music feels like on Thursday
slowly drifting away
any captain knows
worries are measured in knots
my stomach, tied down
basandra, battle seraph
firemane angel
firemane avenger
razia's purification
All of these are somewhat interesting I think, but they require a lower power level.
I think the last RTS I played is KKND, or Dune 2000. The genre got way too complicated (as in too much units/buildings/tech trees/shit) since then for me. I also completed Bastion twice on keyboard. My brain is probably wired a bit weird ;)
Man. Imagine that in a few months you'll be getting the bomby rare pack as the third pack! You'll finish every draft with picking up the dregs of the packs! Great job Wizards :P
I just wanted to mention Bastion here, because it's awesome, and it's getting all of the love over on the music thread but none over here. Play it you should!
Yasova struck hard
And severed the dragon's claw
What's in a name, right?
Daghatar, poor sod
Least playable of the khans
Cool story, lame card
Comely Alesha
Greets death with her sword in hand
A smile to die for
I once passed a German book exam where I read one of the three books the teacher asked me about. I read the chapter titles of the second book, and I read three passages of the third book. The titles were apparently enough to spin the story in my head, and he asked me about those exact three...
Yes. And he sings in a high-pitched voice. And he and his love interest are continuously interrupted by annoying trumpetists. And I still like the song, sorry :)
I watched the first 15 minutes or so, would have watched more if my lunch break had lasted longer. It's kind of whimsical in its philosophical seriousness. I don't actually know if it's serious, philosophy just sounds serious, but the story is certainly drawn and told in a whimsical, dreamlike...