Movement 3 was my favorite. Like the middle section!
I see you're quite prolific in composing.. Also played Aosta. Because I also traveled there before the pandemic ;) Liked that too, wouldn't feel out of place as an rpg soundtrack.
Want to share your account? I'd love to check it out. I'm into modern classical stuff too, if that's what you make.
There was this shockwave/swf video simulation of a psychedelic trip that was looking really incredible for its day. With great soundtrack.
At least legoman can't complain about the serving!
I've honestly haven't really put much effort into growing food but always loved the idea and I have been planting some cherry tomatoes, zucchini, cucumber and lettuce. I was lucky that the soil in my yard was good enough to produce medium-good results. I have come to love cucumbers in the late spring and summer, which I used to not really eat before.
Overall I do very little. Mix some compost on top of old / depleted soil and plant young plants I get from the garden centre. I don't really know what I'm doing to be honest, but I still get to eat my own salads!
Got a suggestion for your wildflower conundrum. Consider creeping plants or vines that flower. Can be quite beautiful and low maintenance. Also rose bushes. Really pretty, really hardy.
I knew nothing about Embracer coming into this article. It seems surprising that the owner of the LOTR and Tomb Raider IPs is struggling. But it seems their model has been one of over extension.
It's a pity that they will let go of, what I can only assume, is a considerable amount of people.
How does this bode for the future of LOTR? It's difficult to be optimistic when the word "exploit" is thrown around like that, isn't it? Hopefully they'll see how much more successful the parts of the overall franchise that were produced with genuine care have become, in comparison with the quick profit seeking soulless examples.
All that said I would very much welcome a great LOTR game.