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killed in a smiling accident. taking your mind on a day trip to the crunch. menu skip to content home about cookies melmoth zoso contact war thunder your first battle after your first battle upgrades researching new aircraft crew skills and repairing arcade mission types aircraft types general air combat camouflage and decals premium options which country should i play? other game modes tank battles spitfire leave a reply usually around this time of year there would have been a post about the chalke valley history festival and i was particularly looking forward to this year’s festival, booking tickets covering two great passions: military history (john nichol on his latest book, spitfire: a very british love story , and james holland in conversation with a veteran of the burma campaign) and terry pratchett (who lived in the chalke valley; his writing studio was replicated on site along with various pratchett-ian talks and events). unfortunately the car decided it would be an excellent day to pack in, so we had a slightly less exciting morning of standing by the roadside then being towed home. gutted is an understatement. still, shortly after i noticed that a new documentary about the spitfire was on the way and would be in cinemas for one day, so i snagged a couple of tickets for that, some minor recompense. it’s an excellent documentary that worked both for me (owner of a medium-sized pile of books about the spitfire, banger-on at tedious length about all things battle of britain) and my wife (tolerantly puts up with being dragged along to such things). it combines archive footage, interviews with veterans, and modern air-to-air sequences with restored aircraft (mostly spitfires, obviously, but there’s a hurricane in there as well so they’re not completely overlooked). the modern footage was stunning on a big screen; i believe it was only on general release for a day, but if you spot it at the cinema again i’d highly recommend it, or it’s available for download now. a word of warning for it or other documentary/event screenings: there wasn’t the usual interminable collection of adverts, trailers and suchlike before it started, and the first quarter of an hour was slightly disrupted by late arrivals, in particular a whole row of septuagenarians who took some time to ascend the steps and find seats in pitch blackness. the interviews are incredibly moving, not just raf pilots who flew in combat but also female ata (air transport auxilliary) pilots who flew spitfires (and a great many other types of aircraft) from the factories to operational airfields. they’re all the more poignant as a number of the participants have passed away since filming; nigel rose and joy lofthouse last year, tom neil the week before the film came out, geoff wellum just days after, and most recently mary ellis who was 101 years old, beating the raf itself by a year. as the few get ever fewer i feel very fortunate to have seen geoff wellum at chalke valley in 2014, he was very sharp, extremely engaging, and funny. i’m looking forward to the line-up for the 2019 festival, and will be giving the car a thorough check-up beforehand. this entry was posted in cvhf , waffle , zoso on august 1, 2018 by zoso . habit converts luxurious enjoyments into dull and daily necessities 2 replies many free-to-play mmo-type games have a daily reward just for logging in; the elder scrolls online just added them recently. i’m not sure if there’s scientific research showing that players who log in each day are more likely to play and/or spend more, or it keeps numbers up when reporting active player totals, or just that everybody else is doing it so why can’t we? whatever the reason, i have a small stable of games i’m actively playing (or have been until recently) dangling such daily carrots: teso , war thunder , guild wars 2 , neverwinter etc. the rewards are seldom life-changingly incredible individually, but most build up over time to something quite desirable; they wouldn’t be much of an incentive if not. for games i’m actively and regularly playing they’re a nice bonus. for games i’m not-quite-so-regularly playing they’re more of a dilemma; if i really get back into them then i’ll be glad of whatever rewards i accumulate, but the time it takes to log into each game and claim the reward all adds up, time that could actually be spent playing something else rather than doing admin (though that “actual playing” might itself turn out to be more admin, like trying to sort out an inventory cluttered up with daily login rewards, hunting out the worthwhile bits amongst the tat…) there’s also murphy’s law of daily logins to contend with: if you religiously start up a game and claim every reward up to and including the super shiny thing of great joy and wonder for 500 continuous days of logging, you’ll never play that game (past the login reward screen) again. if you uninstall it or stop logging in, though, then 501 days later you’ll fire it back up, really enjoy it and start playing seriously, and greatly lament the lack of a super shiny thing of great joy and wonder that would make life so much easier. (it’s a variant of murphy’s law of pre-order/founders packs, that states that the more you spend on such a pack the less likely you are to seriously play the resulting game.) melmoth has turned to technology for assistance, asking his smart speaker to remind him to log in to teso each day. that put me in mind of the electric monk from dirk gently’s holistic detective agency : “the electric monk was a labour-saving device, like a dishwasher or a video recorder. dishwashers washed tedious dishes for you, thus saving you the bother of washing them yourself, video recorders watched tedious television for you, thus saving you the bother of looking at it yourself” i wonder if a bit of scripting might be possible to further enhance things… “alexa! log in to elder scrolls and claim the daily reward. then talk to the stablemaster and improve mount speed, then do the daily crafting tasks, and if you wouldn’t mind running a couple of dungeons, equipping any high level gear you get as a result, and finishing off the main story quests that would be great thanks.” this entry was posted in games , waffle , zoso on july 2, 2018 by zoso . random roundup it’s been another quiet month of gaming, being away for a few weekends putting a bit of a crimp on free time. a bit of progress in elder scrolls online quest lines, a few war thunder flights; destiny 2 got its new warmind expansion, so i headed back in there for the enjoyable, though (as pretty much everyone has observed) rather short, story missions. the basic combat remains eminently satisfying and a month or two off is sufficient to freshen up the somewhat repetitive nature of late-game number-nudging, and as an added bonus stephen fry makes an appearance in voice form. not many lines, but always a treat; a fry-voiced ghost would be an excellent addition in best jeeves traditions: “perhaps sir would care to try a void weapon against this particular target?” being away from the pc marvel puzzle quest has been soaking up a fair amount of time on the mobile. the random nature of match-3 games can make things a bit frustrating when cascades of matches fall for the opposition (pure luck, of course), but satisfying when you get them (thanks entirely to play skill, it goes without saying). when energy and/or patience runs out i switch to wordscapes after melmoth tipped me off, a crossword-ish anagram type of thing that gives the old grey cells a bit of a workout. away from games i’ve done a bit of a technology refresh with a new phone (the honor 9 lite was quite a bargain) and television (a 4k sony running android for a bit of smart-ness). running an hdmi cable from the pc to the telly gives a cracking picture, and a very compact wireless keyboard with touchpad works pretty well to control things from the sofa, though it’s not ideal for fine work – trying it with war thunder r

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