A dive into Roman warfare nostalgia, for all its glory and flaws, for anyone who played the original. Total War: Rome Remastered is a unique combination of turn-based strategy and real-time strategy (RTS) created by Feral Interactive in late April 2021. The word Remastered obviously indicates that this is an enhanced version of an original … Continue reading Total War: Rome Remastered Review
Author: Yishywan
Singaporean guy with a passion for gaming and travelling to new places. I share my knowledge and experiences here.
PES Club Manager: How far I have come
Anyone who has seen my blog since the beginning might recall that my very first PES Club Manager post was in November 2018. It was the start of my Beginner’s Guide to the game, and I was in Top Player Division 7 back then. Fast forward to February 2020, I gave up on my main … Continue reading PES Club Manager: How far I have come
PES Club Manager season update: New game mode
The 2020-21 new season update in PES Club Manager arrived on 4th November. And sadly, there was only one new feature added, which was the Private League. The other changes in the new season update were merely the expected stuff like roster updates, improving the quality of scouts and improving player in-game actions to minimise … Continue reading PES Club Manager season update: New game mode
Valorant Review
A TRULY UNIQUE TAKE ON FPS GAMES THAT HAS SOARED TO GREAT HEIGHTS. Valorant is a free-to-play FPS (First-person shooter) game by Riot Games which was officially released earlier this year on 2 June. It is currently one of the most popular PC games out there. I was a late comer to Valorant, only picking … Continue reading Valorant Review
PES Club Manager: Improving player acquisition for the new season update
Konami recently announced that the new season update for PES Club Manager 2020-21 season will be on 4th November. So, it’s time to talk about what I hope for next season. Unfortunately, Konami has not implemented any of the changes that I wished for in my pre new season update post last year. There were … Continue reading PES Club Manager: Improving player acquisition for the new season update
Quarantine at Orchard Hotel Singapore
Thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, I was issued a Stay-Home Notice (SHN) when I arrived in Singapore on 7th August. Apart from some countries in the Asia Pacific, everyone entering Singapore has to serve their SHN in a dedicated hotel for a 14-day period (as of August 2020). The whole reasoning for the two-week quarantine … Continue reading Quarantine at Orchard Hotel Singapore
Back in Singapore for a break from pharmacy
I’m back in Singapore again. I have completed my one-year pharmacist pre-registration training on 31st July, and became a provisionally registered pharmacist in the UK on 1st August. After that, I flew home on 6th August. Firstly, why am I only provisionally registered? It all has to do with the COVID-19 pandemic. In normal circumstances, … Continue reading Back in Singapore for a break from pharmacy
PES Club Manager: Creating success (a guest perspective)
In this supplementary post on becoming successful in PES Club Manager, I am bringing in a friend of mine, AlwayzAGamer, to share his insights. He is a fellow two-time Managers Cup champion like myself, having won both online cups in the Regular Division. Even in online cups, he regularly fields a starting lineup containing at … Continue reading PES Club Manager: Creating success (a guest perspective)
How the new standard year has changed Hearthstone
When the new standard year (Year of the Phoenix) commenced with it's first expansion (Ashes of Outland) in early April, there were a number of major changes in Hearthstone—and a few of them were totally unexpected. A new hero class called Demon Hunter was created, an unprecedented decision by Blizzard. They also completely reworked the … Continue reading How the new standard year has changed Hearthstone
Lessons from community pre-registration training
There is a consensus that, between hospital and community pharmacy, there is much more clinical knowledge to learn from doing pre-registration training in the former. When you have consistent exposure to medical notes and drug charts, handle ward patients with complex care needs and work with a multidisciplinary healthcare team, there is no end to … Continue reading Lessons from community pre-registration training
