Jimmie Myers’ Post

What a journey.

Hey you, cozy basement dwellers! 🕹️ Think you've mastered the art of gaming? Well, it's time to level up in the game of life! Forget the pixels and virtual quests; let's embark on a REAL adventure! I've traded joystick clicks for world clicks, learned about Tax Deeds, and trust me, it's a wild ride out here! 💪 Hard work is the magic key! It unlocks doors to epic adventures and opportunities that even the best RPG can't compete with. Why settle for someone else's storyline when you can create your OWN epic saga? 🤔 Would you rather be a spectator in someone else's adventure or the HERO of your own story? 🦸♂️ Dive into the real world, work hard, and let's turn those dreams into reality! Ready to respawn in the game of life? Access the Challenge now: #gamerlife #levelup #adventureawaits #epicsaga #createyourownstory #workhardplayhard #challenge #realestate #taxdeeds

To the dragons that soared, the bards that sang, and the dice that rolled: a toast to 50 years of Dungeons & Dragons! From humble basements to packed game stores, D&D has woven a tapestry of stories, friendships, and adventures unlike any other. It's a game that's defied trends, transcended generations, and proven that the power of imagination is truly limitless. Thank you, D&D, for: Birthing worlds: For gifting us realms like Forgotten Realms, Dragonlance, and Eberron, where every tavern held a tale and every corner crackled with possibility. Forging heroes: For letting us craft our own legends, whether we wielded the might of a barbarian, the cunning of a rogue, or the wisdom of a druid. Unleashing the dice: For teaching us that even the faintest roll can spark a story, and that sometimes, the greatest victories come from the jaws of defeat. Kindling friendships: For bringing us together around a table, united by shared quests and inside jokes, forming bonds that time and distance can't break. Lighting the spark: For igniting creativity, sparking imaginations, and proving that the real magic lies not in pixels or polygons, but in the stories we tell and the worlds we build together. So here's to the dungeon masters who guided us, the party members who fought by our side, and the countless memories forged in the fires of imagination. May the dice roll ever in our favor, and may the tales of D&D echo through the halls of time for another 50 years and beyond! What are your favorite memories of D&D? Share your stories in the comments below! P.S. A special thanks to Gary Gygax and Dave Arneson, the visionaries who dared to roll the first dice and invite us all on this incredible adventure. Your legacy lives on in every critical hit, every whispered spell, and every epic campaign. #dnd5e #dnd #wotc #gamesindustry #gamingnews #gaming #gamergirl #gamerlife #game #gaming #gamingpc

To the dragons that soared, the bards that sang, and the dice that rolled: a toast to 50 years of Dungeons & Dragons! From humble basements to packed game stores, D&D has woven a tapestry of stories, friendships, and adventures unlike any other. It's a game that's defied trends, transcended generations, and proven that the power of imagination is truly limitless. Thank you, D&D, for: Birthing worlds: For gifting us realms like Forgotten Realms, Dragonlance, and Eberron, where every tavern held a tale and every corner crackled with possibility. Forging heroes: For letting us craft our own legends, whether we wielded the might of a barbarian, the cunning of a rogue, or the wisdom of a druid. Unleashing the dice: For teaching us that even the faintest roll can spark a story and that sometimes, the greatest victories come from the jaws of defeat. Kindling friendships: For bringing us together around a table, united by shared quests and inside jokes, forming bonds that time and distance can't break. Lighting the spark: For igniting creativity, sparking imaginations, and proving that the real magic lies not in pixels or polygons, but in the stories we tell and the worlds we build together. So here's to the dungeon masters who guided us, the party members who fought by our side, and the countless memories forged in the fires of imagination. May the dice roll ever in our favor, and may the tales of D&D echo through the halls of time for another 50 years and beyond! What are your favorite memories of D&D? Share your stories in the comments below! P.S. A special thanks to Gary Gygax and Dave Arneson, the visionaries who dared to roll the first dice and invite us all on this incredible adventure. Your legacy lives on in every critical hit, every whispered spell, and every epic campaign. hashtag #dnd5e hashtag #dnd hashtag #wotc hashtag #gamesindustry hashtag #gamingnews hashtag #gaming hashtag #gamergirl hashtag #gamerlife hashtag #game hashtag #gaming hashtag #gamingpc

Development Update! I'm thrilled to share the latest progress on my destruction-themed game, focused on unleashing chaos. This week, I added a new feature that displays the destruction radius, allowing players to see the area of destruction. Implementing this feature took longer than expected, as there were many possible approaches. Ultimately, I chose to use a simple texture on a Quad, which adjusts its size based on the radius value. This journey has been incredibly rewarding, and I’m excited to keep pushing the boundaries of what this game can become. Your feedback and support mean the world to me, so please let me know what you think! Stay tuned for more updates, and thank you for following along on this adventure. #GameDevelopment #IndieGameDev #DestructionGame #Unity

I finally finished the main quest line in Cyberpunk 2077. - Main quests vs side quests problem: there was a big discussion actually about this situation in Witcher 3 where you are supposed to rush to save Ciri but instead you are gathering all ? outside Skellige shores )). The problem in Witcher 3 was also that some quests were marked as failed after the main quest due to story restrictions. In Cyberpunk I have not notices such cases but the main problem is still there - the game hurries you to finish the main quest but when you do it there is little incentives to just grind side quests, especially if you were deeply invested to the main story. - Repetitive romancing in apartments: Honestly do not understand why to release such an abridged experience - same half a dozen of phrases and 3 actions. - Metro: used it once - without possibility to walk along the carriage..... never used again... - Ending (spoiler alert!) I ended up going with Aldecaldo but when I watched the ending scene I thought that actually it was not real but rather the virtual reality created by Alt Cunningham for V, so V was dead from the moment he connects to Mikoshi..... The video greetings/goodbyes were as good as the game itself and return just to the last save before the end quest seems very strange after it.... #games #cyberpunk2077 #thoughts #spoileralert

The King is dead, long live the King. Breaking news from Unity overnight reveals that CEO and Chairman John "JR" Riccitiello has chosen to retire. While this decision doesn't come as a surprise to me, and I believe many in the industry were expecting it, I have mixed emotions about my former employer. In the aftermath of the recent Runtime fee controversy and the industry's reaction to it, a significant change was needed to restore developers' confidence in Unity and demonstrate that their voices have been heard. I believe this gesture is what most were hoping for, showcasing the true power and reach of the gaming community, which, in a David vs. Goliath scenario, is truly inspiring. However, I must emphasize that while many were calling for JR's resignation, I believe that one mistake shouldn't overshadow a decade of leadership. When JR assumed leadership of Unity, the company was in a precarious position, and at its peak, he managed to grow it into a $60 billion market cap business. This achievement is truly remarkable, and few can claim to have reached such heights. Without him, it was entirely possible that Unity could have faced closure, leaving hundreds of thousands of developers to grapple with the challenge of finding a new engine and retraining their teams to adapt to a different way of working. For this reason and more, I believe he deserves our respect and thanks. As of right now, I do believe this is the right decision for everyone involved. I also want to express my support and hope that Tomer (Bar-Zeev) will take the reins in due course. For those unfamiliar with Tomer, he is a compassionate individual and a developer himself, so I believe his empathy towards Unity's end-users will be even more profound and making him more suited in the position, taking Unity forward to that next stage in its long and successful history.

What matters to you in a game? 👀 🔍 A few SoMysterio.us values: > intriguing storylines and characters > lots of room to explore and secrets to discover > simple to understand and get started > accessible format that meets all players where they are This is how my virtual mystery parties, location-based quests, and team building experiences of all varieties came to be. Love for community-building, stories, and play 📚 💕 https://lnkd.in/gKjM-jRC

Destiny 2's The Final Shape expansion is a satisfying end to a decade-long saga, balancing nostalgia, lore, and novelty. The new Prismatic subclass and the Dual Destiny activity offer fresh takes on gameplay. Although the raid's integration is a bit clunky, the overall experience is mostly seamless. #FinalShape #Destiny2 #PrismaticSubclass https://lnkd.in/gYKjYuGC

Legacy Building Daily. Every day is a new level, and the choices you make are your gameplay. Do you take risks, help allies, or pursue quests that matter? This thread will explore how the small choices you make every day contribute to the legacy you're building. Like achievements and trophies in a game, showcasing your skill, dedication, and character. #LegacyBuilding #NewLevelDaily #GameplayChoices