So my friend Wyatt sends me an e-mail saying "I can see Vance, not you, the pen and ink one, trying to build a weapon, fallout 3 style, from items in the kitchen and garage.” I always found it interesting. Normally when people get on the "You should do this in your comic, wouldn't that be funny?” I just roll my eyes, smile and nod and wait for it to be over, rarely is it ever funny or clever. Wyatt on the other hand seems to get my humor, or understands where I get my humor from. SO, kudos to you.

I'm also happy (and horribly sad) to report that I beat Fallout 3 last Saturday. I got stuck on the excitement of the main storyline and kinda just walked it through to the end. I was level 20 at the time, so it's not like I was rushing through, but it still saddens me. I will be playing it again, but the first time... is always special.

New voting incentives up, I really like this one. It's odd.

I've yet to pick up Fallout 3 so I'll just have to tell you about the games I have been playing.

First up, Warhammer Online. When I first started playing, I wanted to try something different than what I normally play (melee dps). This resulted in me playing a Shaman. I had tons of fun, but the slow method in which I would whittle down my opponents left me feeling sad (and a lower level than my friends). So I am now working on leveling my Witch Elf and so far it is just what I expected. Fast leveling due to lots of stabbing things in the face.

Then there is always World of Warcraft. I did not get the new expansion (nor do I intend to) but I do get to enjoy the queues when logging in, so I guess all is not lost. Reminds me of when the game first launched. If only they could bring back loot lag and then my nostalgic memories could be completely relived.

I just ran across an interesting article about a Google map for Fallout 3. This may prove useful to Vance and all of you other Fallout 3 junkies.