there were a couple things that I hated about their overpromising on the front end; the uniform procedurally built worlds (there’s no real variety of terrain like Earth), the repetitive assets for structures (they’re all the same), planets don’t actually revolve around anything And you can’t fly between systems (they’re boxes, it’s not open. The only way from one system to the other is a loading screen hidden behind a warp animation).

Did they fix these?

The right is underfunding libraries across the country (in the US), attacks like this would or do already further stress libraries when they’re already financially vulnerable. This does have a huge impact on this particular library.

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I just downloaded the Red Rising series today, and it’s either that or the last 5 books in the Drizzt series (fantasy, R. a. Salvatore) for my next read. I just finished The Wool Trilogy (Silo on Apple+) and The Expanse (Sci-Fi and Amazon). Those two were pretty good.

The Wheel of Time is on my read list, I downloaded the complete edition recently. But, that’s a lot to start.

Oof, I re-read it in the last few weeks and it was fine, pretty dry but still. The second book felt terrible. His writing of female characters sucked and the focus on sex and sexualizing women irked me. It felt wrong. So, I gave up and finished The Expanse instead. Win in my book.

I just finished The Wool Trilogy (Silo, show on Apple+) and The Expanse series (scifi and Amazon show, I believe). Finished the last one in The Expanse today.

I’m torn between a few different books right now… maybe the Red Rising series or the last 5 books in the Drizzt series. But, I really didn’t want to start anything big for the next 2.5 weeks, works getting heavy.

After those two maybe Foundation. (Another Apple+ show I think).