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Jun272020 by Paul LinusNo Comments

Facebook app D&DTA; Class Powers info of this retro games online

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Retro games online: Each class in Dungeons & Dragons Tiny Adventures in Facebook has a two abilities, or class powers. The first class power is unlocked after the third generation character is retired, while the second class power isn't unlocked until the tenth generation character is retired. Also keep in mind that the Swordmage class is only available after the fifth generation character is retired. D&DTA Cleric Class Powers: Lesser Healing (1st), Consult Oracle (2nd) Lesser Healing heals 4 HP +2 per level. The power essentially acts like a free potion of sorts, allowing players to save potion slots for ability score bonuses. It's also a great ability for Ironman mode. The second class power, Consult Oracle, tells you the next three encounter checks. Predicting the f...

May102020 by Paul LinusNo Comments

Zynga’s CityVille takes players beyond the farm

Gaming

Zynga is no stranger to creating addictive social games. FarmVille, FrontierVille, and Cafe World are some of their biggest, boasting fans all over Facebook who just can't stop clicking. CityVille, however, released in early December 2010, has been an especially popular hit. CityVille's blend of Sim City fun and FarmVille familiarity appeals to those who are already hooked on Zynga games, as well as those who just want the power and control of being Mayor of their own city. Most Successful "Ville" Launch Yet CityVille has had the most successful launch of any Zynga game to date, with over 290,000 players logging in during the first 24 hours. This is more than twice of their former biggest launch, FrontierVille, which boasted 116,000 players in its first day. FrontierVille has ...

Apr112020 by Paul Linus1 Comment

Facebook games: Farm Town and Farmville

Gaming

Farm Town and Farmville are a phenomenon in the world of Facebook, garnering millions of virtual farmers to a world many would never have a chance to inhabit. Is it because of the yearning for open spaces; a Walter Mittyish desire to live off of the land? Whatever the reason, Farm Town and Farmville are two of the hottest applications in the well-stocked arsenal of Facebook. Although there is another, older farming game on Facebook, ('Lil) Green Patch, Farm Town and Farmville have become the premier farmers past time. 'Lil Green Patch comes with an agenda - fight global warming - and the graphics are cute and cartoonish, as are the other two applications. But more farmers are signing on to Facebook for Farm Town and Farmville. A little about Facebook Facebook has grown at an astou...

Mar172020 by Paul LinusNo Comments

Retro games online: Facebook’s Castle Age – Beginner strategy guide

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Retro games online - Castle Age is one of the most popular Facebook retro games online, different from most of the others in its level of complexity. There are many different aspects of the game, each fun to play in its own right. Basic Overview of Facebook's Castle Age The retro games online takes place in a typical fantasy world of elves, wizards, orcs, etc. You play a mighty hero who makes friends, undertakes quests, fights monsters, and so on. Your relative strength as a player depends on your level of experience, number of facebook friends in your army, and which “generals” and weapons you accumulate during gameplay. Objectives of Retro Games Online Castle Age Like most Facebook games, the objective is to have a little fun, play for ten minutes or so and then get back ...

Feb82020 by Paul LinusNo Comments

Basic strategies to follow playing City of Wonder on Facebook

Gaming

Facebook games are notorious for two things and two things only – filling your wall with pleas from your friends to help build a barn or shoot a mafia traitor or, well, whatever the task of the day is; and stealing peoples' souls, leaving them a zombified, mouse-clicking corpse. Having barely any experience with them myself, but having heard plenty of ways that the infamous Farmville serves as a model for these type of games, I decided to spend a slow day at work getting acquainted with one of the newest of these pass-times, City of Wonder. City of Wonder is Wonderfully Urban The game presents itself as a hybrid between Sid Meyer's Civilization and the Caesar series – think Sim City but with armies and technology. You increase your city's population by clicking on a house when...

Jan132020 by David Koller1 Comment

Protect Your Data By Avoiding Google, Facebook, and Instagram (Search Engines)

Technology

Whether you’re 16, 30, or 45, you likely have a Facebook or Instagram account. At the very least, chances are that you utilize Google every now and then. There’s nothing inherently wrong with that, but once you know the bad sides of these online platforms, you’ll be thinking twice before posting or searching for something. Google provides us the answers to questions, gives us directions during a road trip, and shows us photos of cute puppies. Facebook and Instagram allow you to stay connected with friends, family, and strangers from all over the planet. This all sounds pretty great, right? What if we told you that all three of these things are keeping information on you and tracking your location? Doesn’t sound so great anymore, does it? Today we’re going to share with you six alternati...