Well, the work continues! 

• So in October not a lot got done. If I'm being honest I was pretty exhausted from the work put into juggling my day job and working on WBTW - I'm still also working on the final v1.0 release and have a list of small things to work through before putting the project down permanently.
• Ahahaha - Mark it down. On November 2, my employer terminated me (no fault). So now I'm jobless. Excellent! I wish I could say that it stresses me out to not know how I'm going to pay for Christmas, let alone my rent, but honestly? I've never felt more free and without stress. Good riddance to that place, honestly.
• Looking at my Trello board, it feels like a lot is left to be done... but the end is closer than it appears.
• Doing the talk/fraternize/flirt points for each character is mentally exhausting. I'm finding it difficult to focus long enough to get even 1 character done a day. I'm averaging 1-1.5 a day. By November 14, I had 11 out of 29 left to do. After this, everything else should be pretty quick to bang out.
• November 26 - something unusual happened. My facebook account had it's password changed from somewhere in Atlanta (I'm Canadian lol), and my entire profile on my PC was corrupted. It seems like whoever broke in used teamviewer to screw with some things (we suspect this because teamviewer was the last program used when I woke up in my recent files, and no other software had been touched). Recovered my account, ran a thousand scans to make sure no virus' or rogueware had been installed, had to do a complete reinstall of windows, and make a new profile on the PC. Luckily, all of my stuff is kept on external drives, which whoever broke in didn't seem too interested in it because none of it was touched and after they saw how boring my facebook was they didn't even bother changing anything lol. I spent 8 hours doing this, however, and even at the time of writing this I'm still trying to recover a few programs I had. Fun times indeed.
• By November 27, I had 8 characters left - only the secret characters now, which should go by a bit faster.