Finally got a Casio F-91W watch. Similar, or perhaps the same, as I had as a child.

Does pretty much everything a watch needs to do, without all of the modern “smart” rubbish many “watches” have nowadays.

I forget what monster this was, but it was one i just came across on my way around the shoreline on my boat.

Its a game that has definitely grown on me – due in big part to these side quest encounters.

My first day in Novigrad

I decided to break away from my quest and head north to Novigrad.

I had some currency i’d looted, which said I could exchange at the Novigrad bank. So off I went.

I tried a direct route but that was guarded and I was unable to pass without a pass of some kind.

So I just went off-road and crossed at some marshes to the north west.

After a slight detour into a small treasure hunt, I arrived at Novigrad.

Love the size and the vibes. Prob gonna spend some time just exploring this place.

The botchling fight in The Witcher 3 was not fun. Especially when those bloody spectres kept showing up.

I dont feel like there’s much of a skill climb to get in the game so far – other than jump, roll, hack n slash.

But maybe thats on me and my abilities.

Still, lets continue on.

Geralt

Took me a few hours to realize that The Witcher 3 on Playstation 5 has a photo mode. Albeit limited.

Still, I should get some decent shots out of this, my first full play through of the game.

This was taken as I was walking into the abandoned village near the start, to set the Noonwraith free.

It took me way too long to work out how to actually do damage to her.

WordPress, like pretty much everyone, is gulping up the ai hype and introducing and showing off a bunch of ai capabilities around a wordpress website (as seen in State of the Word 2025)

My question for anyone out there is, is this even wanted by anyone?

Having a third party ai take action on a website is not exciting to me. It’s just another step in taking humans out of creative endeavours.