Yeah, my week is kind of continuing apace. I’ve had even more stuff come up and won’t be able to record and stream the podcast today either. Currently, I don’t know when I can even try to get this done. I will let you know as soon as I have a plan. It’s all gone to hell in the first week already.

Well, that figures… The first day of my new work scheduling spectacularly failed. I won’t be able to stream a Private Citizen recording today. I will try to reschedule the recording for Wednesday and drop the planned gaming stream instead. I will keep you posted if this works out.

Please excuse the inconvenience, but I guess you live and learn. Hopefully, I’ll be able to refine my planning going forward, to prevent this kind of thing from happening.

In the coming week, I will be trying out my new weekly work schedule. This is one of the things I wanted to change in 2024 and I’m doing a first test run to see if what I’ve planned out is actually doable. For the coming week, this means I’ll be trying out the following streaming schedule:

• Monday, 18:00 CET: Private Citizen live recording
• Wednesday, 17:00 CET: Gaming stream — Escape from Tarkov

If this works out, I’ll be trying to stick to this schedule most weeks. There will always be unforeseen assignments and other things that force changes, but I’ll endeavour to be as consistent as possible.

Well, let’s first see how this works out next week…

After a long time slacking off with work and other things like rock climbing, I’m trying to get into the habit of regularly streaming again. Which, hopefully, should also help with more regular releases for The Private Citizen. To kick things off again, I have scheduled some streams in the next few days. Tomorrow, I will be recording a podcast episode and on Friday, I am planning to stream a whole day of Diablo IV gameplay for that game’s launch. See you on Twitch!

Around 18:00 CET today, I will try to put a kerbal into the orbit of Kerbin. I will be streaming the mission live on Twitch again. Please be patient if the streams starts late, I am going to try and work out some of the performance issues I’ve been having with the game before I go live.

Today, at 16:00 CET, I will stream the start of the Fab Space Industries Bumblebee mission, where we’re trying to put a satellite into the orbit of Kerbin in Kerbal Space Program 2. Check it out on Twitch.

Ten years after the first Fab Space Program, I’m going back to space. Tomorrow afternoon, Fab Space Industries will launch its first mission in Kerbal Space Program 2. We are aiming for a mission launch around 16:00 CET. The plan is to design an unmanned rocket, do some test flights and finally – hopefully – put a satellite in orbit of Kerbin.

If you want to be a part of this historic occasion, join the Twitch stream at around 16:00 CET and hang out. KSP 2 is still extremely buggy, so there will probably be many hilarious accidents and crashes.

After a long holiday and after travelling more than 10,000 km across Europe by bike and car, I’m back home and back at work. Today. I’m mostly doing organisational work and catching up with emails and such. But tomorrow, I’m going to ease myself back into things by streaming some Fallout 3. While travelling and being away from my computer for five weeks, I’ve developed a hankering to play that game again and I thought I might as well do that on stream.

So on Friday, 12 August from about 10:00 CEST I will be starting a Fallout 3 playthrough on Twitch.

Lots of people seem excited about me announcing to play Elden Ring, now that my PC can run it. I have never played a Souls-type game before, know nothing about the game and generally hate hard video games. So it should be an absolute disaster.

If you want to tune in, I’m planning to start playing at around 18:00 CET today on Twitch. See you in chat?

I’m writing a review of Icarus and as such will be taking part in the game’s beta weekends once my other work obligations allow it. I’m planning to stream the game on the beta weekends beginning in October and have updated my streaming schedule accordingly.

I’ve got quite a busy week of streaming coming up, starting tomorrow afternoon with the release of Humankind:

By the way: If you want to keep up to date with what I’m streaming when, check out the /stream page regularly.

Good morning, everyone! I hope you are having a good Friday! I am already looking forward to tonight. Because from 19:00 CEST, I will be streaming Red Dead Online with Halefa and Jonathan for the first time. I’m sure it’ll be a lot of fun, so come by tonight and join me on Twitch for lots of cowboy action!

I’ve got quite a few streams planned this week. The plan is to stream every day from Tuesday until Saturday. I’ve got two art streams on the docket, plus PUBG and The Witcher. And I’m going to record an episode of The Private Citizen on Wednesday, of course.

More details on the stream schedule page. See you on Twitch!

Today, I spent about two hours on stream drawing some emotes and sub badges for my Twitch channel. The first emote is live right now. I call it “the foxpalm”. Because it’s a fox doing a facepalm.

If you want to see how I made it, the stream is archived on YouTube:

Right. Still here on my mission to finish my blog to-do list before the year is up. Here are a few streams I did in November and early December, before the Cyberpunk 2077 bug bit me. Maybe some of these are interesting to you after the fact. First off, I streamed about six hours of Elite Dangerous:

Then, I built another one of these great Cobi sets:

And lastly, I also played some World of Warcraft. For the first time in literally decades.

I’m currently going through my to-do list of all the things I still need to do before the year is up and there’s a bunch of stuff I’ve done that I haven’t posted on the blog about. Like this stream of me doing some voxel art with Magica Voxel. Might be interesting to some.

Need to continue with that, actually. More stuff to do in the new year…

Yesterday, I streamed twelve and a half hours of Cyberpunk 2077. Longest stream I’ve ever done. Twitch managed to export it to YouTube, but it got split up after twelve hours. Probably some kind of limit somewhere.