Each wall takes 20 bricks + 20 mortar. Each landing takes nails + planks. Needless to say, the building is coming along, it’s just moving at a snails pace. I’m loving the progress though and I can’t wait to add the lights to the top of each tower. Hopefully that helps others see it from some distance away.
Happy gaming!
It amazes me that no matter what time of day it is for you, if you port to a world boss fight in Guild Wars 2, chances are you will not be the only one there. These events are still hugely popular with crowds, and I love it. 12 years later, we’re all still gathering to complete these together.
This cat tower is a reward from Guild Wars 2. Not too long ago daily rewards were changed, and now you get to pick what you’d like as a reward, and you earn daily (and weekly) points that contribute to said items. This cat tower chair posted above is one such item.
I absolutely love it.
GW2 has one of the most robust wardrobe systems I’ve played with over the years, and I think it deserves way more attention than it gets. Not only can you dye each piece with multiple colour channels, you can also have pieces that completely change your character – such as the screenshot above which is displaying a pirate hand (hook) and a peg leg.
Unlocks like these are account wide, so your characters can instantly have access to dye & appearance items no matter who you’re playing. The only other MMO I’ve played in recent times that has such a robust system, is FFXIV – and these reminders are what bothers me about World of Warcraft’s system, which appears antique by comparison. WoW just recently gave players the ability to unlock appearance gear account wide, previously you had to unlock it on a character who could wear that type of gear. They also do not allow for any dye, restricting your customization further. I understand that implementing these things so late into the game’s life isn’t something that can really be considered (thank you spaghetti code) but the more I play other games, the more I realize how much WoW lacks and how it has not risen to innovation over the years – probably because it never had to.
The latest expansion has released, and I’m slowly making my way through the story (really slowly) and exploring the first zone, Lowland Shore. I think because I have not completed some of the prior expansions it has put me at a bit of a disadvantage. I don’t have the flying mount, for one. There seem to be some places I can’t reach or some objectives I can’t do because of it. Since it’s all new, I’m not sure if I’m missing out or if there’s other ways to reach these places that I just haven’t stumbled into. I won’t be posting any spoilers, but I will say I’m enjoying myself, and I hope it lasts.
As always, happy gaming – no matter where you find yourself!
I still wander around on the Sklotopolis server in Wurm Unlimited, but lately my time in-game has been less stellar than usual. As I’ve mentioned in multiple posts over the years, one of my favourite things to do in game is to explore and pillage fallen ruins, but there is one person who is always at every single ruin before everyone else, camping them for days and weeks on end. This person makes pillaging difficult, and while I understand that things operate on a first come first serve basis, it’s just not fun.
So I’ve decided to take a bit of a break from it (once again) and continue on in Wurm Online, where I find things a bit more fair. I won’t be giving up my deed any time soon, but I think it will be nice to step back and not get so worked up over very small things.
As always, happy gaming – no matter where you find yourself!
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