The CR marathon continues
Feb. 25th, 2025 09:25 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
mousmeI've been steadily watching this whole time, although I haven't been writing about it much here. It's been a really fun rollercoaster to watch this buildup toward the climax of the campaign. I'm on episode 112, meaning that including this episode I have ten episodes left before the end of the campaign. The last episode is an eight-hour monster, though, so I'll probably have to watch/listen to it over two or three days. When I say I watch the episodes, it's not exactly correct, because even though I have them running on YouTube, I treat them more like a podcast than a show to actively watch. The narration and dialogue make up about 90% of the story, and even though it means I miss some of the fun visual shenanigans the cast get up to, it means I can listen and get other stuff done in the meantime.
Right now Bell's Hells have gone back to Ruidus (the red moon) as part of the plan to defeat Ludinus Da'leth and his plans to unleash Predathos, the god-eater, and they're accompanied by the entire party from Campaign 2, the Mighty Nein. Matt has had them all playing both their characters simultaneously, and it has been delightful chaos this whole time. Watching the different dynamics as PCs from each party talk to each other, Marisha Ray making fun of her own PCs, all of the players getting mixed up about which voice to use for which character, has been absolutely hilarious. Robbie Daymond has been a wonderful addition to the campaign in his own right: he was there at the beginning, and rejoined after the death of Fresh Cut Grass while Sam Riegel was away getting treatment for his cancer, and I'm so glad they decided to keep him on. Apparently there's a movement among some fans to petition Critical Role to keep him on as permanent member of the cast, and I hope they do decide to go with that.
I forgot that tonight is the deadline to download my Kindle books to my computer, so I may be screwed on that front since I'll be at work until 23:00 and it will take me at least 30 minutes to get home. I can always try immediately going to my computer, but I don't know how many books I can download before midnight. Supposing I have exactly 30 minutes (unlikely because I'll still have to find a cable and turn on the computer and all that stuff), it'll probably be a maximum of 30 books supposing that each book takes only 1 minute to transfer. Well, I will still give it a try. Even if I only get some of them downloaded, it's better than nothing.
I am really looking forward to going home and getting into bed. I overslept a little today because D&D went a little late (albeit it still ended before midnight) and I was pretty tired, and I'm hoping to not oversleep quite as long tomorrow morning. Thus far I seem to be mostly sleeping on my evening shifts whenever I'm not at work rather than getting anything else done, and it would be nice to change that up a bit this week. Mind you, the last time I did things during my evening shifts I overscheduled myself and ended up nearly burning myself out. So maybe sleeping isn't all that bad, even if it makes me less productive.
That's kind of all I have for now, I think. There's more, but I just can't bring it to mind. If I think of it I'll put it in tomorrow's post.
Good night, friends!
Right now Bell's Hells have gone back to Ruidus (the red moon) as part of the plan to defeat Ludinus Da'leth and his plans to unleash Predathos, the god-eater, and they're accompanied by the entire party from Campaign 2, the Mighty Nein. Matt has had them all playing both their characters simultaneously, and it has been delightful chaos this whole time. Watching the different dynamics as PCs from each party talk to each other, Marisha Ray making fun of her own PCs, all of the players getting mixed up about which voice to use for which character, has been absolutely hilarious. Robbie Daymond has been a wonderful addition to the campaign in his own right: he was there at the beginning, and rejoined after the death of Fresh Cut Grass while Sam Riegel was away getting treatment for his cancer, and I'm so glad they decided to keep him on. Apparently there's a movement among some fans to petition Critical Role to keep him on as permanent member of the cast, and I hope they do decide to go with that.
I forgot that tonight is the deadline to download my Kindle books to my computer, so I may be screwed on that front since I'll be at work until 23:00 and it will take me at least 30 minutes to get home. I can always try immediately going to my computer, but I don't know how many books I can download before midnight. Supposing I have exactly 30 minutes (unlikely because I'll still have to find a cable and turn on the computer and all that stuff), it'll probably be a maximum of 30 books supposing that each book takes only 1 minute to transfer. Well, I will still give it a try. Even if I only get some of them downloaded, it's better than nothing.
I am really looking forward to going home and getting into bed. I overslept a little today because D&D went a little late (albeit it still ended before midnight) and I was pretty tired, and I'm hoping to not oversleep quite as long tomorrow morning. Thus far I seem to be mostly sleeping on my evening shifts whenever I'm not at work rather than getting anything else done, and it would be nice to change that up a bit this week. Mind you, the last time I did things during my evening shifts I overscheduled myself and ended up nearly burning myself out. So maybe sleeping isn't all that bad, even if it makes me less productive.
That's kind of all I have for now, I think. There's more, but I just can't bring it to mind. If I think of it I'll put it in tomorrow's post.
Good night, friends!
