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Well I’ve officially broke Skyrim with my Fist-Build. My badassery is so immense that I was test running him and I managed to wipe out the entire towns of Whiterun and Solitude without breaking a sweat. Dragons no longer pose any threat to me. Giants and mammoths fall with ease. I’m pretty sure that I even saw a Bandit bow down to me in a cavern once.

Bioshock Infinite is a good game.. No.. It’s a GREAT game. I’m not going to sugar coat it, it’s fucking phenomenal! But there are some things that really stick out to me and I’m only a few hours into it. I’ll try to be as spoiler free as possible as I write this so no worries, ok? We cool?

Builds; I fucking love them! And not only are they fun, but they can also offer great replay value to games. I love making different builds and testing them to see what they can do and how they can be worked, as well as testing them for their strengths and weaknesses. With that said, let me tell you all about some of the builds I’ve done before and also what I’m currently working on!

It’s about time for me to admit to the fact that I’ve had severe Writer’s Block as of lately. But it’s not just in regards to blogs and lists, but I’ve even been struggling to try to come up with a decent comment.

Holy shit, it’s been a while!

So I guess EA has made another wonderful splash in the world of the Gaming Industry again.

Originality; it’s tough to find, and even harder to expand. That’s been my problem as of lately.

I can’t believe I forgot to mention this yesterday!

When it comes to music in games; it can either make them or break them. No one wants to come up to a colossal giant in need of a slaying; only to hear honky tonk country music begin. Instead, gamers are often treated to something more along the lines of an epic masterpiece. These pieces not only motivate, but also give you a slight degree of determination. So without further ado, I present to you my Top 10 Epic Songs in video games!

Well here I am, a refugee seeking shelter like a teenager who was recently kicked out of their parents’ house. I can’t complain though, for this site seems pretty cool.  Instead of a letter from the director stating “This is my site, do this and don’t do that”, I was welcomed with an incredibly sincere letter. And I was also able to track down quite a few of my friends from 1Up (And hopefully make new friends in the long run of course), which made the transition so much easier to bear.