Traditional project planning, much like traditional outlining, has never worked for me. Project planning is a skill I seem to have largely missed the boat on. In my befuddled brain that is the usual state of affairs, it tends to imagine that whatever it wants will somehow magically be presented to it, if it thinks about it hard enough, repeatedly enough, and keeps chasing after it like an overenthusiastic dog. The problem with the inner Achiever (or at least with mine) is its intense desire to have whatever it’s aiming for -now-, stat, with very little clue about just precisely how it’s going to get there and very little tolerance for how long the whole process will take. Having indulged the inner Explorer for a couple months, now the inner Achiever demanded to be let out to do its thing. (Yeah, right, who has that kind of game time any more? Dang college students/unemployed/retirees.) So I thought I may as well stretch it into a long term project rather than burn out attempting to farm 12 hours without stopping the first few days. The less fantastic news is that relic farming is always intentionally grindy. I have neither of them and I’ve been enjoying the basic Loki’s invisibility for certain missions of late, so this was very motivating for me to declare “farm relics to get the unvaulted primes” as a long term goal until July 3 or done (Preferably done way before that final vault sealing date.) Well, in the case of Warframe, I know why.Īt the end of April, they announced the Prime Vault was unsealing to make Loki Prime earnable once more, as well as Volt Prime. This mostly means that I’ve traded off staring nightly at stuff that looks like this: Not a few days after changing my blog layout to favor bigger pictures, in the expectation that I might be playing more simulation style games with lovely scenery like theHunter or new games where screenshots would help to illustrate the experience, I have suddenly decided that NOW is the perfect time to re-focus on the same old games and make a concentrated push for long term goal projects.
#ORCS MUST DIE 3 SKULL FARMING UPGRADE#
Massive Upgrade System – With more than 225 persistent trap and weapon upgrades to unlock, you can build an arsenal perfectly suited to your slaying style.I don’t know why I even try to expect consistency from myself.More than 50 Traps, Weapons, and Guardians – Choose from an enormous armory of new and classic defenses, including an all new assortment of magical trinkets.And they’ve brought all of your favorite trap-fodder from the original Orcs Must Die! along with them! Over 20 Deadly Enemies - Face an army of vile new creatures like Earth Elementals, Trolls, and Bile Bats.Classic Mode - Steam players who own the original Orcs Must Die! will automatically unlock co-op versions of 10 levels from the original game featuring new enemies!.New Endless Mode - Play alone or join a friend to put your skills to the test against endless waves of increasingly difficult enemies.Story-based Campaign – Pick up where the original game left off with a brand new story-based campaign that you can play in Single-Player or Co-Op!.
Unlock new defenses and old favorites, upgrade them like never before, and unleash them on the nearest pile of slobbering orcs! Key Features: Play co-op with a friend and continue the battle in a brand new campaign mode, or fight to stay alive in the challenging new Endless Mode! Defend new fortresses and dwarven mines, laying waste to thousands of orcs and other monsters with a dizzying array of weapons, spells, guardians, traps, and trinkets.
Leap back into the fray as a powerful War Mage or crafty Sorceress. You’ve tossed, burned and sliced them by the thousands – now orcs must die more than ever before! Grab a friend and slay orcs in untold numbers in this sequel to the 2011 AIAS Strategy Game of the Year from Robot Entertainment.
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