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Futter's Gaming Goals - Week of January 26, 2015
I'm coming off a great week, having completed all my gaming goals (and more). I put in far more than my target two hours in Dragon Age: Inquisition, and even dabbled in a couple of additional games.
This week, I'm going to keep things fairly conservative again. We're about to get blasted with a major winter storm, and it's not out of the question that we'll lose power. With that, here's what I'm planning:
Destiny
- Run Nightfall strike (with Warlock) [COMPLETED]
- Run Weekly strike (with Warlock) [COMPLETED]
- Run Weekly strike (with Titan) [COMPLETED]
- Run Crota's End on hard (with Warlock) [INCOMPLETE]
- Run Vault of Glass on hard (with Warlock) [INCOMPLETE]
- Run Vault of Glass on normal (with Titan) [INCOMPLETE]
Dragon Age: Inquisition
- Put in two hours or more [INCOMPLETE]
Honeycomb Hotel
- Complete a minimum of three puzzles [COMPLETED]
Framed
- Play at least one hour [COMPLETED]
Free Play
- Pick another game to start and mess around with for at least 30 minutes [COMPLETED (and more - Dying Light)]
In addition to my gaming goals this week, I want to make sure to keep up with the shows I'm watching. Lately, that's been Gotham, Arrow, The Flash, Supernatural, Constantine, and 12 Monkeys. I also plan to do some board gaming, which may include XCOM (if it manages to get here in time).
Check back throughout the week as I update my progress. If you've decided to make your own gaming goals, feel free to share them so we can discuss.
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