“Because I can see everything … everything that shall be destroyed ….”

Today was really not my day. I had plans but my mortal coil had plans of its own and we squared off first thing in the morning. You can probably guess who came out on top. Even though I was too out of it to write much, I can still work a mouse just fine.

Observe.

I was pretty upset right before this happened. Randoms in World of Warships are inherently frustrating for me at this point. Add to that frustration my light headedness, the preaching to the choir about how annoying randoms are, and my mouse software going on the fritz right at the start of the match … and I was ready to call the game for the reds. I had no idea that the problem wasn’t going to last more than a minute or so, nor did I know the enemy team were going to do some of the things they did. Sometimes I forget that Randoms isn’t about playing well, it’s about making fewer mistakes than the other team. Why did I attack a Kitakaze in smoke with ap dive bombers? Because that angry smoke cloud shooting at my allies needed to learn some manners. That’s why.

(His health was really low because I attacked him before; I was just finishing the job.)

This Wednesday was a total wash on productivity, but I’ll always have Graf Zeppelin and her unquenchable wrath.

By the way, did you notice the video quality there? I know I never bothered uploading my OBS clips before–the quality just wasn’t consistently good enough yet. Well, it turns out I had an OBS alternative preinstalled on my machine. I knew NVidia could help with recording, but for a whole bunch of reasons that kind of just clumped together into a ‘bad impression,’ I didn’t bother giving it a thorough look at first. It was only when I started making a list of potential replacements that I learned NVidia had a better, faster overall setup. I figured I would test it myself right then and there. That’s how yesterday went. I think I have a reliable method for getting clips now.