Sooper Secrit Dungeon Report

The clock is ticking, but I wanted to see the two dungeons for BFA I’ve never seen  The Underrot and The Temple of Sethraliss.  After an hour wait, I got into The Underrot.

Everybody died several times a foot or so away from the dungeon entrance.  Looking good!

Except! Ugliest dungeon I’ve ever seen.  We’re talking Ug-lee.   Don’t look at the picture below, it’s a spoiler, and it doesn’t do the Ug-lee justice.

And everyone kept dying.

Then…some guy in gold shows up and I found him mesmerizing, except, when he moved it looked like he had a diaper-load.  Yo.

Gonna love this one.

Needed to break from play in BFA after this.  They’re all right, at 120 you can’t fight a dead snake on the ground.  Luckily before my Live characters get to 120, they’ll have fixed all of that, I’m sure.

Screenshot Saturday: Now I Lay Me Down To Sleep

All good MMO stories begin with Star Wars Galaxies.

When I made my first ever MMO character in Star Wars Galaxies (A Scout on Starsider) I had no idea if my character was still standing around in the world when I logged out.   I didn’t want her standing in the rain, so I found a public building I liked and parked my character there in a chair whenever I logged out.

I had no idea you could actually have and decorate your own house.  And you could snooze in a bed, though you could never lay down on it.

World of Warcraft has a million places you can snooze, but even in your garrison, they wouldn’t let you have your own bed.   I’ve always made my characters comfortable somehow.

I never managed to find an actual bed for my Everquest 2 characters, so they all went to sleep on the floor in a little spot of moonlight.

Guild Wars 2 is gorgeous, and if they had housing it would be stunning.  You just have to make yourself at home where you can.

In Elder Scrolls Online I finally got the little room at an inn.  It’s like the Closet Under The Stairs with no bed in it.  It could use a little something.   She’s all snuggly though. 

Before this, she was sleeping among the flowers.  She’d had a terrible day.  So, zzzzzzz.

Fallout 4 really made their homes attractive, then they nuked them.  Before the nukes….

So…Wildstar.  I pre-ordered specifically to get the Red Rocket House.  Right.  Then I got the level 50 boost.  Right.   For this post, I wanted to gloriously find my plot of land,  and finally place that house on it.   Not easily, I actually got to my very own plot.

Way cool, isn’t it?  All this, mine to build on.   But.  No Red Rocket.  Nowhere in any tab.   The account wide tab said it was only available with the pre-order achievement.  Ya, why don’t I have that?  Click click click.

Apparently I gave it to another character?  Agh.  I hope they can share a plot.  If I can find who I gave it to, and get them to the capital city, maybe finally finally I can have a home here. 

Middle Earth Wisdom Lord of the Rings Online 30 Day Challenge

There are so many great blogging ideas out there.  I loved the 30 day challenges StarShadow presented in her Writing Prompts post.     She also has a link to her own answers to a few of the challenges she’s done so you can get an idea how it all works.

Since I’m working my way back into Lord of the Rings Online, I thought I’d try that particular one.   My plan is to work on the questions during the week and post my answers to five at a time on Fridays.

Here’s the challenge  http://middleearthwisdom.tumblr.com/post/99324582468/im-throwing-down-the-gauntlet-to-any-fellow-lotro

It seems fun and doable!  Here, for instance, are the first five questions:

My first set will be up on Friday August 17.