The announcement of their Unity release got Gaff and I back to TorilMUD to mess around with the Tako Demon. Five years later we got Pokemon Go… on iOS and Android. Nintendo was talking about augmented reality on their new 3DS console.
QUERIOUS FIGHT CLUB FREE
I started another contest, this time for Azerothian travel posters.Īnd I recalled the start of the alien invasion!ĮA was planning to unify all of its free to play online games to use the same in-game currency… something that never actually happened… also, I think all the games on the list are dead now. But it didn’t work back then with my 16-bit copy, I had to get the 32-bit version, Civilization II Gold Edition.
QUERIOUS FIGHT CLUB WINDOWS 7
I got Civilization II running on Windows 7 64-bit. I summed up what I liked and disliked about Need for Speed: World. Tobold was predicting that CCP would go bankrupt in 2012. And Reavers celebrated their first anniversary.Īnd the sad tale of CCP and White Wolf came to an end as CCP sold off the subsidiary and its neglected IP, World of Darkness.įinally, in Minecraft, Aaron began his draining of an ocean monument, and I was interested in bases, several of which sprang up as I worked on the Great Northern Road. The month’s Blog Banter wanted to know about my PC. I also went pipe bombing for the first time. I was also wondering if space priests were a problem. Meanwhile, in New Eden I was very impressed with the multi-buy feature that came in with the previous month’s Vanguard release. I brought some give-aways for the trip, which I covered, along with Pirate’s Little Helper, in a Friday bullet points post. My wife and I went to EVE Vegas where we partied and heard about the planned Citadel expansion. I picked up the Reaper of Souls expansion for Diablo III and made it through Act V. Guild Wars 2 launched the Heart of Thorns expansion. In Lord of the Rings Online, server consolidation was just getting under way as well.Ĭrowfall was still in development, but had announced some costly RMT castles. But PlanetSide 2 was having problems attracting subscribers.ĮverQuest II was consolidating servers, so it was farewell to Crushbone. Daybreak seemed to want to go faster.ĭaybreak also have expansion announcements for EverQuest and EverQuest II that included pricey special editions. In EverQuest II, the Desert of Flames expansion unlock votes passed on Stormhold and Deathtoll, which made me ponder the pacing of nostalgia. Then there was the now perennial complaint about customers being too cheap to by any and every 99 cent game. I opened up the month with a post about the Mineserver Kickstarter campaign, a little box that promised to make hosting easy!
So there we are, 1,000 posts since I made that change. And then… after about 200 posts I guess… I decided to stop doing that. And then I remembered that, as part of the experiment when I started it, I used a different name to post under so as to not influence it from this blog. This struck me as a bit odd as I the site is well past the 1,200 post mark. Meanwhile, over at my other site I got this badge from. I wondered if one of the feeds I had added in recently might have caused the hiccup, but there hasn’t been an issue since then. Of course, I was feeling pretty proud of it, and then at one point in the middle of the month, the feed totally missed about 20 posts that it should have picked up for no reason I could determine. At least it is not “down” more often than not, which was an issue with the previous version. What I am calling Version 6 of the MMO Blogger feed in the side bar seems to be working. I just flew in from Vegas and boy are my arms tired.
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