Neb

The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky 1 and 2 are really good if you don't mind long JRPGs! They have excellent world building and lots of rewarding sidequests. The music is really good too.

I decided to try Demon Slayer and it hasn't impressed me so far. The story just doesn't engage me in any way. My friends tell me it gets good around episode 10, so I'm going to continue giving it a chance. If I still don't like the series very much I'll just drop it.

Slightly cold with light rain.

I started Nana the other day. I like the dynamic between both leads so far. They contrast each other nicely while still getting along with each other. The music is pretty good too.

I was diagnosed with autism when I was 4. Not being able to understand subtle body language and facial expressions is rough for me. To make things worse I’m also not the best at evaluating social situations. There were lots of times where I was completely oblivious to how people felt about me. The stigma around autism is really bad. How nice people are when they find out varies wildly. I find talking and being friends with other autistic people helps. They tend to be more tolerant of differences and tend to be similarly passionate about hobbies and interests.

I played some more Atelier Ryza 2. This time I stuck with watching and unlocking character cutscenes.

I played some more Atelier Ryza 2 and made a good amount of progress. I also played a little Famicom Detective Club in the car while waiting for things.

I’m finishing up Nichijou after taking a break from it. I’d say the first half of the anime is better, but the second half still has some great moments. The art and animation are consistently good throughout though.

Cold, overcast, and it’s sprinkling a bit.

I picked up Omori on the Switch and started playing it. It’s a really solid port. The backgrounds are pleasant and the touch screen controls are a nice detail.

I’ve gotten back into Tales of Vesperia Definitive Edition. The combat still feels weird to me, but the story is good.

I honestly think Bocchi The Rock is just decent at best. A lot of people hype it up to be among the best of what the genre offers, but I disagree. The events that happen in the show just aren't that interesting and most of the characters are quite forgettable. I vastly prefer Yuru Camp and Non Non Biyori. One of the anime I picked back up is Kimagure Orange Road. The protagonist is an immature sleaze, but the animation is quite nice and the soundtrack is corny in the best way. I can see exactly how this show ends though.

Mostly sunny and chilly.

I’ve been playing The Witcher 3 for the first time off and on (can’t progress in the main story currently due to a glitch). On the side I’m playing Xenoblade Chronicles 3, Narcissus, Hatsune Miku: Mega Pack, and Chaos Head;Noah. Lastly I’m replaying Pokémon Black 2 off and on.