TL;DR – There is a new utility looking to fill EVEMon’s sizable shoes called EVELens. Links for it are at the bottom of the post, past my bloviation… I mean history lesson! EVEMon. There is probably a whole epic to be written about EVEMon, the long time character utility app for EVE Online. I first […]
WoW Midnight remains on the menu for the instance group, though there have been some initial issues and decisions to make. The first of those decisions has been who is playing which character/class/race. I have enough characters for now, as noted in my play time round up, but some people want to start fresh. Also, […]
It is April Fools Day and at one time I used to do a post about what Blizzard was up to for the day. However, Blizzard kind of gave up on that for a stretch and I think I called it quits a while after that. But I cannot really recall off hand and I […]
The Site In a bit of a surprise turn of events, WordPress.com actually added some features to the premium level hosting package, which is the one I use. At that level we are now allowed to use plugins… or addons… or whatever they are called. Plugins. But I had to go check. This is exciting […]
My next goal was stone. I prefer building with stone rather than wood. But to get to stone you need a stone cutter, which requires iron, which comes from iron scaps in the sunken crypts in the swamp biomes, all of which are locked. The Elder, the next boss on the list, has the key. […]
Week thirteen had just one game set to launch, which seemed like a recipe for a quiet week in our league. Would one title upset the standings? As it turned out, not so much. But that didn’t stop the standings for getting updated. First, however, where we left off at the end of week twelve. […]
Monsters & Memories is having an open play test weekend this weekend… and I decided to take a peek. Not that I need another game to play. I am juggling too many already. But I have been keeping M&M in one corner of my eye, not really paying close attention, but watching as it moves […]
The Gallente Presidential Election event carries on in New Eden, and will through to down time on April 16th. But every election season seems to last forever at my age. As I posted at the start of the week, I jumped on into the event to see how it would go. CCP has a post […]
Having previously posted about how our group dove into housing, I have since wandered off to do other things because the housing system is more a toy than a game. My desire to improve my neighborliness score just isn’t sufficient to sustain me. It has actually been more than a week at this point, but […]
So EverQuest Legends is a thing. Or will be a thing at some point this year. Or so I have read. Though, I will admit I have not seen all that much in the way of details. And the intro was fumbled a bit. I woke up yesterday to a ping on Discord in the […]
As noted last time, I was set to take on Eikthyr, which wasn’t all that tough as there was an alter withing bow shot of my hovel. I just needed to craft a spear, upgrade it as much as possible, practice a bit with spear and shield, then summon the mighty beast to slay it. […]
I will say up front that we should be happy that CCP has found some time to get something besides Crimson Harvest and the Winter Nexus events into a calendar year. I mean, what with all the other non-EVE Online projects they are focused on, like getting Flappy Bird running in their blockchain game, that […]
We have now arrived at week twelve, we’re into spring, and it is finally not going to be 90 degrees outside today here in coastal California. I mean, we have solar on the house now, so more electricity generation, but still. Week twelve had two titles set to launch, plus we still had some unfinished […]
I am not going to lie. The whole Account Played addon thing that went by a while back did make me want to resubscribe to WoW… a bit… if only to see how much time I have spent in Azeroth over the last 22 years. The addon is pretty simple. It just does a /played […]
The first day of spring in the northern hemisphere… for locations that consider the vernal equinox the first day of spring. Also, it has been above 90 degrees Fahrenheit all week, so we seem to have proceeded straight to summer despite what the calendar says. But enough banter. On to bullet points. Enad Global 7 […]
