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This Week In Melvor Idle: Aimless
I completed all of this weeks goals fairly early in the week: The Dragon Fire Shield took the longest as it needed 7,050 dragon bones to craft. That means 7,050 dragons had to be culled. I elected to fight Green Dragons to accomplish this as they do the least damage and take the least amount…
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A Short Wrap Up of Blaugust 2022
Another Blaugust is in the books. It really flew by this year! As always, a huge thank you to Belghast for organizing this event year after year and continuing to make it something to look forward to. I enjoyed the Blaugchievemnents this year. I ended up with 15/19. Way more than I thought I would…
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The Lessons of Blaugust 2022
Another Blaugust is almost in the books. This week’s theme is lessons learned and the day before the event ends is as good a time as any to reflect on this. As others have mentioned this week, collectively we seem to learn the same lessons every year and then forget them until we learn them…
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Podcast Sunday: The Adventure Zone
No Audio Dramas for me this week. Instead, a friend got me hooked on a D&D live-play podcast called The Adventure Zone. I vaguely remember the show having ads at the end of Mission to Zyxx but never took a chance to listen to it because live-play podcasts are daunting to start. D&D shows are…
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This Week In Melvor Idle: Entering the Volcanic Cave
Last week, I predicted that this week would be another round of preparing for the Volcanic Cave Dungeon and it almost was. That is until last night when I finished crafting the last of my Damage Reduction IV potions and decided to see how well I would fair in the dungeon with my setup I…
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Motivation or Lack There Of
This week’s theme for Blaugust is staying motivated. It just so happens to also be the week where I have found the least motivation. Not to the fault of anyone but my own. Posting every day is a great goal and I’ve done a pretty good job so far this month if I do say…
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Walkabout Mini Golf: The Labyrinth DLC
Walkabout Mini Golf may be my favorite VR title. It’s simple, it’s fun, it’s a great game to show people who have never played a VR game, and it has multiplayer that just works. I dusted off the Quest 2, which I’ll admit hasn’t seen much action in a few months, to play the newest…
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I Guess I’m Playing Elder Scrolls Online Now?
I’ve been searching for a new game to play for a whilenow. So much so that I was going to write a whole post about the few games I was deciding between. Then Friday happened and I had to make some decisions about what I really wanted to play. ESO was alreading on the list…
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This Week in Melvor Idle: Preparation for Volcanic Cave
This week was pretty boring in the world of Melvor. I decided to get Agility, one of the less exciting but extremely helpful skills, maxed and out of the way. As I talked about last week, Agility provides a huge amount of passive bonuses. At level 99, the Passive Pillar slot is unlocked which provides…
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Unexpected Reinstalls
I went to wake up my computer this morning and was greeted by a mouse cursor and two blank screens. I gave it a customary restart and was starting to look a little better. I got a Windows boot splash screen and a few seconds later I was back in my profile. Except, I couldn’t…
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Making a Return to Temtem
It’s been two years since I’ve played Temtem. The last time was just after Blapril 2020. . Logging back in to an MMO after an extended period of time is always tough. I had a party full of Temtems of which I had a vauge idea as to why they were there and what they…
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Teenagers Vs. Killer Robots
I’ll be honest with you, I have no idea what’s going on in *Generation Zero*. Part of that is my fault, I changed voice over language to Swedish for immersion (it takes place in Sweden) and then kept forgetting to read the subtitles. From what I gathered from the opening cutscenen rouge robot war machines…