Wow, it's been forever since I did a blog post, so I guess I better do one.
Well, what is there to talk about? Well, I have been busy with karate and birthdays and stuff like that, so I haven't had a lot of time for Wizard101. However, I am trying out this new game called "Freejack". It is a parkour (free running) race game. The concept is great, though it is only in it's beta stage for all I know, so there will probably be some bugs to be noted. Either way, a game worth checking out.
I just got out of Ravenwood Radio's One Year Anniversary Party a few minutes ago. Congratulations to the Ravenwood Radio crew for one year of Wizard101 goodness and here's to another good year.
Other than that, tomorrow will be my "offical" graduation party at my house! I am excited to finally get a graduation party, even though it will only be family really. I might do a Wizard101 party at my house, so if you follow me on twitter, make sure to watch your posts if I do go through with this! =D
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Saturday, October 30, 2010
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
Gaming Update (First October Post)
Well, it's been awhile since I have posted something in my blog, so I thought I would do an gaming update to kinda let people know where I am at gaming wise.
With Wizard101, I have created a forth wizard. Andrew Sandstone is my new baby balance wizard that I have made and he is currently in Cyclops Lane right now. James Lifecaller has finished all the nesscessary quests and is now eligible to take on "The Warehouse". I can't wait to get to finally attempt this tower after seeing tons of people go in before me!
With Shot Online (a free MMO golf game), my character has reached level 61 and is moving strong. Level 61 is a big step because with a handicap of -12 on both Hela and Forneus, I would be eligible to take the tour pro test which is another big step. Currently, my Hela handicap is at -7 and my Forneus handicap is at a -2, so I will have some work ahead of me there.
One more thing, I have started playing a new facebook game called "Madden NFL Superstars". It is currently in a beta stage right now, but it is a great concept. You create a roster of players to take on teams in season mode to win season trophies. You can even take on the NFL teams in the NFL Pro Mode to bring your team to the super bowl! I highly reccomend giving this game a try!
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With Wizard101, I have created a forth wizard. Andrew Sandstone is my new baby balance wizard that I have made and he is currently in Cyclops Lane right now. James Lifecaller has finished all the nesscessary quests and is now eligible to take on "The Warehouse". I can't wait to get to finally attempt this tower after seeing tons of people go in before me!
With Shot Online (a free MMO golf game), my character has reached level 61 and is moving strong. Level 61 is a big step because with a handicap of -12 on both Hela and Forneus, I would be eligible to take the tour pro test which is another big step. Currently, my Hela handicap is at -7 and my Forneus handicap is at a -2, so I will have some work ahead of me there.
One more thing, I have started playing a new facebook game called "Madden NFL Superstars". It is currently in a beta stage right now, but it is a great concept. You create a roster of players to take on teams in season mode to win season trophies. You can even take on the NFL teams in the NFL Pro Mode to bring your team to the super bowl! I highly reccomend giving this game a try!
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Monday, September 27, 2010
A New "Savior of the Spiral"!
We've got two important pieces of news from me today. =D
Well, it is now official! James Lifecaller now joins the many wizards who have dethroned Malistaire and has become one of many to save The Spiral from evil. A big thanks to Christina Icedreamer, Stephen Spiritcaller, and Fallon for being my partners in this epic fight. They did the majority of the work for I played the role of healer, and we all know I don't get any credit for that. :P
In other news, my Satyr, Mister Tyson, became an adult tonight as well. I got to say I like the pet talents he is getting. This makes my second pet I have gotten to adult, my first being my Life Wraith named Lucky. I will probably try mixing with my Satyr, though I want to look at my options first before I decide.
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| My new "Savior of the Spiral" badge! |
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| Mister Tyson becomes an adult! |
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Sunday, September 26, 2010
Tip From the Tree of Life #1
(Thanks to Christina Icedreamer a.k.a Icywiz for suggesting me this great title to use! Maybe this will run well with "Tip of the Iceburg"?)
I decided to start doing this little thing on my blog. I got the idea from when I first posted the player impersonation post. (Which you can see in my blog as well.) What I will be doing is posting tips about game etiquette for Wizard101, but it can be used for almost any online game as well. This is especially to inform younger wizards, or anyone who would like the information.
For my first post, I would like to talk about friend requests. Everyone likes to have friends available to ask for help in the game. Some people though just want to fill their friends list with high level players. Check out these rules before clicking the friend request button.
(Rule #1: Know the Person) You are more likely to make a friend in game if you actually get to know the person a little bit before you ask for a friend request. I don't just randomally accept a friend request if I do not know the person at all, or have never even talked to them.
(Rule #2: Help the Person) If you want to be on someone's friends list, you might have to prove your worth. Helping a person out will increase your chances of getting accepted. However, make sure that you are willing to continue to help that person out if they need it, or you will not last long on that list.
(Rule #3: Ask First) Before you send a request, it's polite to ask first before you send the request. They may accept if you just send it, but if you are polite, it may increase your odds of getting a "Yes".
(Rule #4: Respect Their Decision) If someone says no, or they just don't respond, chances are that they do not want to be on their friends list, and that's ok, it's not a crime. Don't bug a person about being on their friends list. It will just give you a bigger chance of being ignored than being on their friends list.
(Rule #5: Play As Often As You Can) When you are on people's friends list, try to play as often as you can. If you don't play often, people will remove you for people who do play often. People like players who are active and are usually on in times of need.
Well, that's about it. take these tips to good use. Remember, good etiquette is a very important factor to making friends in game.
I decided to start doing this little thing on my blog. I got the idea from when I first posted the player impersonation post. (Which you can see in my blog as well.) What I will be doing is posting tips about game etiquette for Wizard101, but it can be used for almost any online game as well. This is especially to inform younger wizards, or anyone who would like the information.
For my first post, I would like to talk about friend requests. Everyone likes to have friends available to ask for help in the game. Some people though just want to fill their friends list with high level players. Check out these rules before clicking the friend request button.
(Rule #1: Know the Person) You are more likely to make a friend in game if you actually get to know the person a little bit before you ask for a friend request. I don't just randomally accept a friend request if I do not know the person at all, or have never even talked to them.
(Rule #2: Help the Person) If you want to be on someone's friends list, you might have to prove your worth. Helping a person out will increase your chances of getting accepted. However, make sure that you are willing to continue to help that person out if they need it, or you will not last long on that list.
(Rule #3: Ask First) Before you send a request, it's polite to ask first before you send the request. They may accept if you just send it, but if you are polite, it may increase your odds of getting a "Yes".
(Rule #4: Respect Their Decision) If someone says no, or they just don't respond, chances are that they do not want to be on their friends list, and that's ok, it's not a crime. Don't bug a person about being on their friends list. It will just give you a bigger chance of being ignored than being on their friends list.
(Rule #5: Play As Often As You Can) When you are on people's friends list, try to play as often as you can. If you don't play often, people will remove you for people who do play often. People like players who are active and are usually on in times of need.
Well, that's about it. take these tips to good use. Remember, good etiquette is a very important factor to making friends in game.
Friday, September 24, 2010
The Big 50! :D
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| There it is! My shiny new Grandmaster title! :D |
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Player Impersonation
I just really want to post something about this because we've have had this little incident that has happened at the last two "Ravenwood Radio" after parties, and now it is getting to the point where is it really annoying me a lot. I won't go into the incident, but just get to the point of the subject I am talking about.
I want to talk about "impersonating", or a person acting like they are another person. I'm not talking about the comedians who do impersonations of famous people to get you to laugh. I'm talking about a person impersonation another person to hurt that person's image and/or to hurt another player.
Impersonating someone is not funny at all, especially when the goal is to hurt a person's image or to make them look like the culprit. It's also something that can be easily found, because with computers, people can track not only which account that character belongs to, but also the IP address from where the account comes from. Therefore, in the end, you're going to be found out anyway. A big reason of why you should not impersonate any player in the spiral, or in any game for that matter.
You also should never impersonate any person who is a staff member, or any employee of any game. Most online games have very strict penalties for impersonating staff, usually a permanent ban if caught. It's just about impossible to do this and get away with it, for usually the staff is behind the scenes of the game, and usually players who have played the game long enough will know when a player is lying about being staff.
So, in closing, never impersonate any person in the game, ever. You will end up just getting yourself into more trouble than you want, and the spiral should be a happy place where players can mingle and have fun, without having all the trouble.
I want to talk about "impersonating", or a person acting like they are another person. I'm not talking about the comedians who do impersonations of famous people to get you to laugh. I'm talking about a person impersonation another person to hurt that person's image and/or to hurt another player.
Impersonating someone is not funny at all, especially when the goal is to hurt a person's image or to make them look like the culprit. It's also something that can be easily found, because with computers, people can track not only which account that character belongs to, but also the IP address from where the account comes from. Therefore, in the end, you're going to be found out anyway. A big reason of why you should not impersonate any player in the spiral, or in any game for that matter.
You also should never impersonate any person who is a staff member, or any employee of any game. Most online games have very strict penalties for impersonating staff, usually a permanent ban if caught. It's just about impossible to do this and get away with it, for usually the staff is behind the scenes of the game, and usually players who have played the game long enough will know when a player is lying about being staff.
So, in closing, never impersonate any person in the game, ever. You will end up just getting yourself into more trouble than you want, and the spiral should be a happy place where players can mingle and have fun, without having all the trouble.
Are there any wizards from here?
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| I wonder if there are any wizards from this town? ( I don't think there is an "S" in 'Ravenwood'. =/ ) |
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