149th full reinforcement set.

 These aren't really finished, but they're done. For now. There are still vehicles and mechs I need to purchase and paint as well as 8 heavy tanks left from years ago to paint.

Quick potato pics:

The second Vulture.

Marauder-5M classic now looks classic!

 This is the iconic Battletech Marauder. Now with autocannon! There is still tiny detail work and lining to do, but about 90 percent done.

The Thunderbolt and Warhammer IIC will make up the rest of this lance. 

149th Darkhorse new assets on the move.

 These are all of the units I've been painting for the past 2 months, including the new air units. The classic Marauder and the new Vulture are still unbased and unfinished. 

The MAD-5M 3051 upgrade Marauder

The Vulture and Marauder currently on the table.

That's all for this edition.

***A new waste of time: Bloodborne. Into the Old City of Yarnam - at least for a little while....

 We'll see how this goes. The frustration barrier may be too high to scale, and the beasts that inhabit this Nightmare may be too fell to overcome. 

"All the treasures are blood."

-Me- just now

Here's the game: You take your Diablo character and throw it into a Mordheim map. And then try and fight the most ridiculously overpowered creatures in any game ever. And when you die... you have to start all over again. Pure psychological torture disguised as a 'game.' 

There is hardly any ROI for playing this. May be done with it. 

Only 43 percent of everyone that's played on PS4 have defeated the first boss. That's how hard this game is. FromSoftware has a sado-masochistic bent that makes their games much harder at the beginning of the game then the end. Elden Ring is like that too. I probably fought Magrit 50 times and grinded to level 54 before I realized that I couldn't kill him because I couldn't summon a second fighter due to not paying the subscription fees for PS Plus. I knew I killed that guy!

I got really lucky with Father Gascoigne... 

Until next time, Hunters.

Timewasters Lit 201: The Great and Secret Show

 Re-examining this one in light of the current geopolitical climate and the release of the Epstein Files. Great read. A+ timewaster!

If you don't know who Clive Barker is, he wrote The Books of Blood. The first Hellraiser movie is based on the first book, but the rest of the movies are complete Hollywood garbage. In the books, 'Pinhead' is a Cenobite priest fighting Satan for control of Hell. 

Barker tends to write very visceral and dark stories.

"Obscurum per obscurus, ignotum per ignotius"

Obscure by obscure, unknown by unknown.