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IntPiPoMo 2021 Wrap-up
IntPiPoMo 2021 Participants Before getting into the stats and results I always like to share, I want to give a big thank you to everyone who participated in IntPiPoMo this year! Blogs are listed alphabetically by blog name. Everwake – Everwake’s Adventures Chestnut – Gamer Girl Confessions Telwyn – Gaming SF Shintar – Going Commando Bhagpuss – Inventory Full Kaylriene – Kaylriene Atheren – The Last Chapter Gaming Blog Krikket – Nerd Girl Thoughts Paeroka – Nerdy Bookahs Stargrace – Nomadic Gamers, eh! Statistics As I’ve mentioned in prior years, I’m a sucker for data. So I always like to share some tidbits of data I find interesting every year.…
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Enjoying ACNH Again
ACNH with My Bestie I put Animal Crossing: New Horizons down a while ago. But after playing some the past few months with my best friend twice a month, I’ve really gotten back into it. At first, I would just update the game a few minutes before logging into video chat with my bestie, and then leave it alone after the fact until our next game date night. All we really do is visit each others islands as we chat about anything and everything. Check out what’s for sale at the Able Sisters and the Nook brothers, give each other items (though my bestie has become my ACNH Fairy Godmother),…
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Sims 4 Flower Legacy: Rose Darling
Sims 4 Flower Legacy I’ve been having a lot of fun on stream as of late playing the Sims 4. As I’ve mentioned before, I love the ideas presented in the typical Legacy Challenge (started by Pinstar). But the well-known legacy challenge has far too many rules for me to just have fun playing The Sims and enjoying the story my Sims create. I knew that I wanted to get back into playing Sims, but I didn’t know where to start. So I browsed the extensive list of challenges on the Sims 4 forums, and found the Flower Legacy Challenge. While it provides a bit more guidance than I am…
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2021 Midnight Grove DBD Event: Completed
The Midnight Grove DBD Event The Midnight Grove event is still live in Dead by Daylight. Pumpkins spawn in possible totem spots and award bonus Bloodpoints when smashed—both for killers and survivors. Tangled generators and hooks have made their way into the land of the Entity, granting even more bonus Bloodpoints when completed and used. And a new Event Tome has been added, playable only during the Midnight Grove event. The Tome includes lots of fun cosmetics for the new survivor, Mikaela Reid, and The Doctor killer. There’s also three new charms obtainable in the Tome. The Midnight Grove DBD event is live until November 11, 2021. So be sure…
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IntPiPoMo 2021: Information and Sign Up
What is IntPiPoMo? IntPiPoMo, also known as International Picture Posting Month, is the image equivalent of NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month). In 1999 NaNoWriMo officially started as a challenge to write 50,000 words during the month of November with the end goal of crafting a novel. However, this challenge isn’t something for everyone, for a variety of reasons. That’s where IntPiPoMo comes in. If a picture is worth 1,000 words one will thus need to post 50 images throughout the course of November to equal 50,000 words. These images can be anything from game screenshots, to photographs you take and want to share on your blog, to even showcases of…
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IntPiPoMo 2019 Results
IntPiPoMo 2019 First, I want to give a big thank you to everyone who participated this year! It was a rough month personally, and seeing everyone’s posts made things a little bit brighter. (Alphabetical by blog name.) Mr. Peril – Contains Moderate Peril The Royal Family – Dating Sims on the Holodeck Cal – Galactic Antics Chestnut – Gamer Girl Confessions Shintar – Going Commando Magi – Indiecator Bhagpuss – Inventory Full Mailvaltar – Mailvaltar: MMOs and Other Stuff Paeroka – Nerdy Bookahs Stargrace – Nomadic Gamers, eh! Telwyn – GamingSF Tyler Edwards – Superior Realities Atheren – The Last Chapter Gaming Blog Arislyn – The Tanking Mage Welshtroll –…
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My Little Indrik
IntPiPoMo Update IntPiPoMo is almost at an end, but I wanted to give a quick shout out to those that signed up to participate this year. I’ve been lurking on posts, and it’s been fun to see how everyone interprets their participation in IntPiPoMo. It’s been a light in a pretty dark month to read everyone’s posts. (Blogs are listed in alphabetical order.) Mr. Peril – Contains Moderate Peril The Royal Family – Dating Sims on the Holodeck Cal – Galactic Antics Chestnut – Gamer Girl Confessions Shintar – Going Commando Magi – Indiecator Bhagpuss – Inventory Full Mailvaltar – Mailvaltar: MMOs and Other Stuff Paeroka – Nerdy Bookahs Stargrace…
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November ’19 Gaming Goals
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Time for IntPiPoMo 2019!
What is IntPiPoMo? IntPiPoMo, or International Picture Posting Month is the image equivalent of National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo). NaNoWriMo focuses on writing 50,000 words over the course of the month of November. So, if a picture is a thousand words, that means that IntPiPoMo requires fifty pictures. Makes perfect sense. These can be anything from screenshots from any game, to photographs you take in real life and want to share on your blog, to some artwork you’ve recently completed. Seriously, they can be anything—character selfies, shots of combat, sharing your game UI, showing off all those pretty new scenery shots with the new graphics card you got… you get…
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Blaugust 2019 Postmortem
Blaugust is over, which always brings me bittersweet feelings. August 2019 was a much better month for me than August 2018 was, which I am grateful for. As difficult as it became to write 31 posts, I somehow managed it. Though that’s thanks to finally checking off a to-do list item and moving all of my old articles from QueueTimes and MMO Games to my blog. Last year’s insights after Blaugust concluded: Blogging every day is a valiant goal, but is not something I can manage full-time. On the days I journaled in my bujo (bullet journal), I was less likely to post a blog post. I have good intentions…
