Uncategorized
Hey everyone.
A few months ago, I made the decision to step down as a Twitch moderator in four channels. A few of them were happy to have discussions as to why, and even informed viewers as to the reasons. However, a couple decided against it and some people ended up contacting me asking what had happened.
Having been a moderator for over 10 years, and trusted by over 40 different streamers. I’d like to believe that I’m among some of the most experienced Twitch moderators on the platform. Not only have I moderated for small channels, but I’ve also had stints moderating for partnered streamers.
Hello everyone!
For a while now, I’ve been using the same custom theme for my website, but I noticed a few bugs that I wasn’t really happy with and fixing them just felt too tedious… So I’ve redesigned it all over again, while maintaining certain elements.
For those who saw my previous theme, you’ll probably notice the colour change being one of the biggest changes. Continue reading
Hello everyone,
Firstly I had planned to return to posting on my website previously, though I didn’t really plan on this being the one I came back with…
Those that know me will know I had a beloved pet dog named “Bruno”, a Staffordshire Bull Terrier / Border Collie crossbreed who was not only my pet but was also my best friend, my rock and so much more. Having him around over the years really helped me get through so much in life, from mental health issues, abuse and dealing with the losses of friends and family but now I’m dealing with the loss of him.
Is there any chance a game can become more than just a game? previously the idea of a game being use as an educational tool seemed a bit of a joke however the devs behind PC Building Simulator may have just cracked it.
The story of the game is that you take over a PC building and maintenance company from “Uncle Tim” however you’re left with no money available so you need to do jobs for people to rectify this.
The jobs you get also vary from simple tasks like removing viruses all the way to troubleshooting problems then fixing them all whilst trying to earn more money to upgrade the office with more workstations.
The game is also very detailed from the cases, to the way everything is installed right down to installing cables however at the moment there is no option for cable management which to some may be a good thing however I’m hopefull this is added at some stage.
Unless you’ve been living under a rock recently, theres a very good chance you’ve heard of House Flipper the game and after playing it myself for just shy of 63 hours I thought now was a good time to talk about it.
Firstly to understand the game, it’s seemingly based off House Flippers in real life who buy run down properties to renovate and sell on for a profit as quickly as possible however the game also gives you jobs to help out other people from cleaning, painting or even altering floor-plans by removing or adding walls.
When you start a new game you’ll be given a small office in which you work from and by using a laptop you can find jobs to bring in some income, once you’ve earned enough money from these jobs you’ll be on the way to buying your own house to flip!
Houses range in sizes from the garages with bunkers up to full size family homes with prices to suit, your task will first be to clean them up before you start thinking about what you want to do with them then putting those plans together.
Have you ever thought about digging up dirt and sifting for gold? Well now you can since Developers “Code Horizon” have brought us, Gold Rush: The Game!
But wait… Is it worth it?
Recently I saw a few live streamers and youtubers playing Gold Rush: The Game and I got to thinking if it was just another one hit wonder game, full of bugs like a few others we’ve seen pop up this year or is it actually any good?
Hoping for the best I parted way with some of my cash on Steam and got myself a copy and if I’m honest I am somewhat glad I did, but at the same time felt it might be a little over priced.
