A Little Bit "Yay", A Little Bit "Grrrr"

In Today's Episode... Interlude: The Best Publicity concludes as our "behind the scenes" look at The Adventurers' Guild of Kraan takes a different approach, and a few more interesting encounters take place for valiant reporter Chaesa Gyorre. But just what kind of audience has her piece attracted, and what will they do with what's been revealed...?

Release Notes... Featuring a glimpse of events to come, in the not-so-far future!

Development News... Chapter 3 of TDD-607 The Pandemonicum Symphony - First Movement is done. Chapter 4 is underway. Things are looking good - now, if I could only keep track of which flash-drive version is which...

Also, Nightwind and Twilight don't exactly get much "screen time" - perhaps we need to pay them a visit on Nightwind's home world. Time for a Traveller story, perhaps...?

Elsewhat... One of the first Tasks I completed for my Mission 101 was

43 - Stop watching so much repeat crap on Dave (27-02-10)

but right now, there's been some really relevant viewing - Trawlermen - which puts into context a heap of the data I work with. Now I know what a seine net is, and how it works!

About Last Night... Some stupid little prong broke one of our windows - the first time in my life that has ever happened. It cost £69 to fix, and our chances of getting compensated for that damage is absolutely bugger all. This kinda stress we can do without right now.

Oh, and FUCK the Pope and his little minions. "Third World country"? At least we are a fricklin' country, and not a palace and its back garden with delusions of grandeur. "Aggressive atheism"? No, it's called "vocal atheism" - that's what happens when we don't have the Spanish Inquisition about torturing people for failing to conform - and if find that threatening (which they usually do if you so much as look at some of these God-squadders), then just go away and leave the rest of the world alone. It's not as though we've gone crusading around the world, killing anyone who doesn't accept OUR god, or lack of one...