Foxytrot's blog

IF the indocrination theory explanation for Mass Effect 3 is true then everything makes sense and then some.

No spoilers...if you really want to know...its out there on BioWare's Mass Effect official site and spreading!

In 2 words...the end. (Or endings}

What should/could have been an epic ending, a tour de force for a stellar sci-fi game and perhaps a precedent for those  to follow...a legend if you will....fell flat on its un-heroic, ugly face when it mattered the most...right at the end.

 Hubby has a toy poodle, Selena that is now 16 years old. I say that he has because the poodle absolutely loves and adores him. It is kinda cute except for the extremely high pitched yipping when he pulls in the driveway that shatters eardrums within a 80 km radius. 

 Hubby has a toy poodle, Selena that is now 16 years old. I say that he has because the poodle absolutely loves and adores him. It is kinda cute except for the extremely high pitched yipping when he pulls in the driveway that shatters eardrums within a 80 km radius. 

We've all seen them...planted so officially looking on the front of a game box. The Entertainment Software Rating Board stamp and rating of age appropriateness of the game contained therein.

And now on with my rant...um...vent...embitterment....oh whatever...

*blushes* I don't want everyone thinking I kicked cancer or did anything even remotely noble in all this. Truth is - it kicked me and surgery basically cut it out of me without the whole ugly Alien-exploding-from-the-chest scene. I had neuroendocrine cancer, very rare and it doesn't really respond to chemo or radiation so options can be slim. I thought I had the starting of another kidney stone. Hospital thought maybe it was my appendix and decided that surgery was in order. It was the pathology on the removed appendix that turned up the 4 cm tumor.

*blushes* I don't want everyone thinking I kicked cancer or did anything even remotely noble in all this. Truth is - it kicked me and surgery basically cut it out of me without the whole ugly Alien-exploding-from-the-chest scene. I had neuroendocrine cancer, very rare and it doesn't really respond to chemo or radiation so options can be slim. I thought I had the starting of another kidney stone. Hospital thought maybe it was my appendix and decided that surgery was in order. It was the pathology on the removed appendix that turned up the 4 cm tumor.

 I am back.

                             I had cancer.

                                                            Long story.

                                                                            AWOL for treatment & recovery.

                                                                                                                             They think they got it all.

 I am back.

                             I had cancer.

                                                            Long story.

                                                                            AWOL for treatment & recovery.

                                                                                                                             They think they got it all.

Um..first....Happy St. Patrick's Day.

Okay, with that out of the way...I almost forgot to whine, I mean vent, ummmm, well, mention anyways this about Assassin's Creed Brotherhood the other day so *Spoiler Alert Still In Effect* , avert your eyes now...

What on earth is wrong with Ubisoft that they would include such a dull and totally pointless romantic story arch as the Christina Missions? I know I have been trying so hard to be a polite lady and leave off being a potty mouth but this....seriously....WTF!?!