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It just wouldn’t be an MMO or pseudo-MMO launch without a day-one patch, now would it? Thanks to a leaker on Reddit, we’ve got patch notes for update rolling out on Anthem’s official launch day of February 22nd. It’s not a kitchen-sink type of patch, fortunately, and it primarily focuses on bug fixes and performance improvements, but there are also tweaks to the party gathering mechanics, legendary contracts, gear modifiers, stronghold bosses, status effects, and loot drops when you’re down. Plus: “Non-Masterwork materials purchased from the crafting store now show as their proper rarity instead of incorrectly showing as Masterwork.” Oh yeah, and the loot farm people were abusing – the one where you set difficulty to GM just to improve your open world chest loot? Yeah, BioWare’s already nerfed that in early access. Course, the people who did it get to keep their gear, so. … [Read more...] about Check out Anthem’s day-one patch notes as BioWare puts an end to gear farm cheesing

What do you usually do to find out if a certain tourist destination is going to be worth your visit? You search on the internet to find reviews about it, right? What do you do when you hear that there is a new restaurant in your city? You look for people who have been to the place or you find reviews about it on the net, right? What do you do if there is a new movie coming up? You probably do the same. You search on the net for reviews to help you decide whether the movie is worth watching or not. You are not the only person who does that… There are a lot of people who also rely on reviews written on the net to guide them with the choices they will make. You can capitalize on this demand for information by writing your own reviews to earn money. Guide on how to make money online using critiquing skills : The first one is to create your own blog site. Creating your own site is very easy. There are many free blogging platforms like www.blogger.com, www.WordPress.com that will … [Read more...] about Make Money Online Using Your Critiquing Skills

The one thing that makes you love browser games is accessibility. After all, you just open your browser, and there they are! No lengthy installation, no need to break the bank for a high-end graphics card, and you can play them wherever and whenever you want! They couldn’t be any cooler than that or, could they? Well, yes, browser games have one other feature that will make you love them even more. I am talking about the multiplayer feature, here. Yes, it’s not available in all games, but the games that have it are amazing as they allow you to play against (or with) real people. Furthermore, some even allow you to invite specific friends, a feature that makes things a lot more fun. Now, there are so many options out there that things may get a bit confusing. So I decided to make a top best five multiplayer browser games, because I believe that each player should be able to choose the genre/category he or she likes. #1: Vikings Village: Party Hard … [Read more...] about [Guest] Best Multiplayer Browser Games

My formal education into the Star Trek universe continues, as Professor Mr. MMOgamerchick adds Star Trek: Generations to the rigorous curriculum. While he might not be the biggest fan of Captain Picard and The Next Generation, he will admit to enjoying the movies based on this era. Thus we took an evening off earlier this week to veg out in front of the TV and watch the film. Despite the negative reviews I’ve heard from people, I actually didn’t think it was too bad! The plot itself is nothing to rave about, but it had me hooked from the moment the film began with Kirk, Scotty and Chekov aboard the U.S.S. Enterprise-B during her maiden voyage. My hubby had explained to me beforehand that the hallmark of this movie was the scene Captain Picard gets to meet Captain Kirk, in a symbolic “passing of the torch” moment of sorts. Secretly, I think he just wanted me to watch this movie to see Picard grovel in front of James T. Kirk. Anyway, disaster strikes when the … [Read more...] about MMOGamerChick Flick – Star Trek: Generations

I’ve commented before here and there about ‘The Witcher’, the blockbuster game franchise developed by gamer darling CD Projekt Red.  It’s a game series that I have tried time and time again to sit down and play and I just never felt invested in compared to games like Final Fantasy, the Dragon Age series, or even the Fable games.  And it usually always boils down to me sitting there and asking myself why?  Why are these games so difficult for me to immerse myself into and enjoy?  When by all critical and gamer opinions they are superior to all three of the aforementioned franchises? It’s not that I think that they are bad games.  In fact, the one place I would compliment them above all else is in their gameplay design – especially the Witcher 3: Wild Hunt which is often cited as one of the few games to do ‘Open World’ right.  And while I honestly felt many of the side quests in Wild Hunt were tedious and … [Read more...] about On Being ‘The Other’: Thoughts on the Witcher Series