Weekly review cw 38
The pitfalls of leisure: Relax or get things done? Make decisions and accept the consequences.
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The pitfalls of leisure: Relax or get things done? Make decisions and accept the consequences.
This week, two crazy things: automation without AI and a seemingly harmless statement that gives us some insight.
There are two types of offline mode, both of which are helpful in everyday life. I'll explain how, in the form of a short story, of course.
The fifth book concludes the series. All the story threads are brought together conclusively—at least. However, this happens in a finale in the last 50 pages that, for my taste, is too brief. Before that, the narrative delves into many details and slows down the pace to make the finale all the more spectacular. I wish Bernhard had devoted more time and pages to the many heroes and their roles a…
Volume 6 shows why delegation and trust as a dungeon master are a double-edged sword. The story is used to unexpected twists. In addition, there is the steady development of the protagonist, which surprises readers just as much as the hero. The story is continued at an incredible pace, giving me a lot of fun while reading.
In volume 5, the dungeon is attacked by alien forces, and the Dungeon Master must wage a determined defensive battle with all his resources and allies, driving character and world development. The series remains true to the LitRPG genre: there are system elements, level progression, and tactical challenges in the fight against the invaders.
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