Dealing with Grief and my thoughts on "The last Plague: Blight"

Nothing but Ramblings

This week, I accidentally fell into a discussion about my dad and the time of his passing, how I dealt with that, and what exactly went down. I run through the timeline to explain why Bathurst meant so much to me but also why golf means the world to me, too. I discuss those final days and how the stress just built up and it all became too much. I then chatted about how, after he had passed, everything seemed to just settle down, and the focus on other things was a great distraction as we prepared for the funeral. This isn't a topic that I was ever really going to go into, but it is a topic that I am glad I was able to talk about in full. It really was a weird time in my life, and I am glad I could share it.

Then I move across to chat about my first impressions on the new survival game in early access now on Steam, The Last Plague: Blight. I have always loved survival games and enjoy the aspect of losing myself in the world and understanding better how to survive in the world as I go along. This survival game is a lot more in-depth than most I have played, and I am starting to really find it hooking into me the more I go along. There is so much to discover in this game, and being early access, it has a long way to go, but currently, the core gameplay loop is there, and I can't wait to play more and see what they can do with it going forward.