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1. #WILDERMYTH THE WISE WANDERER PATCH#
2. #WILDERMYTH THE WISE WANDERER FULL#
3. #WILDERMYTH THE WISE WANDERER FREE#

This is what I did this past week with RIFT, as I couldn’t care less about Scarwood Reach’s legendary blandness. My approach when I get drained from a zone is to take a break, recharge my batteries, and then come back at it hard in an attempt to blast through the rest of it as quickly as possible. If that zone takes forever, well, it can even be a death kneel for the individual player’s interest. It never fails how a lackluster - or, worse, annoying - zone can really sap one’s interest in progressing through an MMORPG. Hey, it’s pretty cool and all prefab! I got some lights and a bed set up, put my workbenches around the perimeter, and counted myself fortunate to have a cozy home at last. Headed down to Flatwoods for a careful house-by-house search, during which I listened to all of the survivor holotapes left behind by this hopeful community.Īfter a lot of searching, I scrounged up enough concrete to help build my dream house - a giant ice cream cone. In the past, I would log on, take a look at the daily challenges, and then decide which ones were the low-hanging fruit and go after them. I’ve also got to decide how much I’m going to try to kill myself to do the scoreboard. I did buy a little prefab house (well, ice cream shack) from the Atomic Shop with some tokens I had lying around, so I need to find some concrete to make that a reality. Mostly it involves building up a bank account of caps, stocking up with resources, getting a nice CAMP going, pushing through those first dozen levels to get some nice perks, and settling on a weapon or two. Starting all over again comes with a huge list of first-month checklist items. This wastelander looks fashionable and absolutely deadly. I think I accomplished both quite handily. As secondary task was to make a look that I hadn’t gone with before. Starting over, I spent a good half-hour struggling with Bethesda’s always-infuriating character creator to make a toon that wouldn’t give me nightmares. Sure, I wish that there would be better social tools by this point, but I’m going to have to resign myself to the fact that it’s only marginally social and mostly single-player.

#WILDERMYTH THE WISE WANDERER PATCH#

Time for another stint in Fallout 76! There’s no big patch drawing me back so much as the desire for some good comfort survival gaming in this great universe.

I liked checking out the shops, such as the above cabin-themed outdoorsy locale.

#WILDERMYTH THE WISE WANDERER FREE#

And, as a bonus, it’s one of the few locales that offers free fast travel. Upon the recommendation of several F76 guides, I went over to a fancy resort where apparently there’s this huge mall in the basement with every type of vendor available. Still, I had some fun taking screenshots along the way. She’s doing fine for a newbie, a lot better now that she’s got a shotgun, but the glee of coming back to the game wore off pretty quickly. From the get-go, it seems like she’s mostly a magic user with some close-range sword attacks if desired.Īnd then there was some time on my Fallout 76 character.

I like to see what I can learn from tooltips and hands-on experience. I’ve done zero research into the Bard, mind you, and that’s probably not going to change soon. Happily, all my account unlocks were still intact, including my armored spider mount that gives me the warm fuzzies late at night. In any case, it’s been more than long enough to justify a reroll, so I conjured up a tiefling Bard from the ether, slapped a lute and rapier on her, and got to work seeing what’s changed. I last visited Cryptic’s D&D realm back in spring of 2020, but you’ll forgive me if I don’t remember much from that year. It’s been long, too long, on my to do list to roll up a Neverwinter Bard and take another run through this MMO. Speaking of Cryptic, I poked into Neverwinter after seeing the D&D movie.

#WILDERMYTH THE WISE WANDERER FULL#

I think the odds are good for her getting a full run this year, although it may well be an off-and-on experience. I did set her up with the Pathfinder science ship as a good middle ground with firepower and a launchable fighter pet. I had to go through the entire tutorial, however, because the Delta event was running and didn’t allow me the option to skip past it. And so that’s certainly sparked more interest in playing Star Trek Online - this time with a new character named Doxology. I’ve been watching and greatly enjoying Star Trek: Strange New Worlds lately, which feels like a return to form for the wayward franchise. So here are a few snapshots of games that I’ve dipped lightly into over the past couple of weeks. Bouncing around to various titles leaves a debris field of posts in WordPress, and sometimes I like to compile those and clean up some space.