I started drawing the other day, being somewhat frustrated with photography. I practiced basic forms, did some skull studies and then copied my Shovel Knight amiibo. I got a book out of the library too, but now I'm kind of too depressed to continue. Maybe I'll get back to it though.
Kirby's eating mechanic is so perfect for games. It results in some really creative gameplay.
I love the King Dedede and Metaknight amiibos. I want them.
It is getting a bit grindy, but I'm slowly solving some of the problems that keep getting me killed.
I surprised myself at not being interested in just creating stuff. I thought I'd be all over that but it actually bores me. I'm much more into making my own goals. Today I took it slow and careful and did amazingly well. It wasn't so careful as to bother me though. I did die once fighting a creeper and I had some epic archer battles with Ghasts in the Nether. Lots of excitement, just watch your health and be prepared.
I have the first one from a freebie Games with Gold thing. I'm going to try it when I stop being depressed.
Racing sims really bug me. Someone mentioned Forza Horizon was more of an arcade racer, so now I'm super interested.
My friend Mark doesn't like Halo 4, so I'll probably have to go it alone or with randos. I'm there mostly for whatever story is told, though. I'll stay long enough for that then maybe check out multiplayer a little bit, at least until I get tired of being abused.
It was first for tablets and then it came to Xbox 360 and XBO. I believe it was a freebie with Games with Gold for XBO. I ended up with both versions. There was a sequel too in the same twin-stick-shooter style but only came out for tablets.
Welcome back! There are still a few of us left still blogging here on a regular basis. I seem to blog more the less people there are. Strange, huh?
Good for you with your management promotion. I'm going backwards as of the moment but I'm seeking help.
FF Record Keeper sounds pretty cool. I loved the FFIV battle system. Now that I have a good phone, I should check it out.
I sometimes think it's less predictable than real life, but then I think of the last three months for me, and I'm seeing the similarity.
I tied to think of what real people would do in the Minecraft world and they would probably be super cautious, build giant walls to keep the undead mobs out and mark or fill in every single pit. Then they'd build roads everywhere and start a militia to shoot creepers to extinction. I sometimes think of doing similar things but they are so labor intensive. It's just too boring to do in a game. I guess I don't like sim experiences all that much even though they intrigue me in concept.
