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Showing posts with label twitch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label twitch. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 10, 2018

Playerunknown's Battlegrounds is LIVE again as of 10:15pm PST

https://twitter.com/PUBATTLEGROUNDS/status/951335935660216320

some bug fixes
new cosmetics and cases
  • 1 free with 40% drop rate, Biker
  • 1 paid with key 40% drop rate, Desperado
  • 2 of the old ones remain 10% drop rate each Wanderer and Survivor
Let us pray there are no ruberband issues! (there were on test last I checked)
#PUBG #Twitch #Steam 

Sunday, October 1, 2017

Oct1 Blog GamersParadox or GuitarsParadox

I'm enjoying the challenge of streaming Playerunknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG) and trying to get on the leaderboards.

I'm also enjoying recording ideas on guitar in Reaper (DAW). Doodling onstream has been enjoyable.  I kind of get lost in it. 

I streamed 9 hours yesterday, 10 hours day, and will be streaming tomorrow.  I've got to stream as much as possible.  I really have no other income, and have been too sick to work for so long, and get sick everytime I go play poker.

I want to plan on some "show" streams for guitar/music, a musical journey, if you will. 

I want to stick with writing and recording music on a regular basis.  Thinking about having one day a week where I write a whole song, both lyrically, and musically.  (probably on separate days)  I've always wanted to write songs for movies and such, so it would be cool to focus on that.

I also need to CREATE content for YouTube that will help both Guitar and Games.  Along those lines, I need to keep blogging more regularly.  All of it tied together should help the "brand" get off the ground and reach more people, and retain more people!  This is what is needed to support myself from home and being happy CREATING. 

It's time to schedule my "streaming programming" for what I watch during downtime, more music videos, more learning, less "tv" as it were.

It's late, and I have lots of work to do tomorrow, so I better get to bed.  Someone prompt me to write more on these blogs :P

~Sean aka Wookie

Wednesday, July 12, 2017

Rambo Mode! (solo vs squad) Team Rank #2 with AlbumUnknown by SceneOfActionMusic



I've gotten a couple rank #3, but this was close and my best Rambo mode finish, so far!

Only 3 wins in squads so far, but a whole lot of 2nd through 10th! Climbing the leader boards on ALL regions in Solo & Squads (except for SEA, saving that for a try hard mode).

Stop by and say "Howdy!" when I stream live https://www.twitch.tv/thewookieway

I stream Improv Guitar, Rocksmith, and a lot of PUBG! 

Friday, April 29, 2016

Diablo 3 Season 6 APR 29th 5PM PST 8pm EST LIVESTREAM Begins 12 hour days!

I will be streaming Diablo 3 , Season 6, approximately 12 hours per day, starting Today, April 29th, over on Twitch...
www.twitch.tv/TheWookieWay
With...
www.twitch.tv/Flurbee
www.twitch.tv/KenMasters2126
and one other!

We'll be pushing hard to start, trying to stick with group for several hundred paragon, and see how things go from there!

Drahque's guide: http://imgur.com/svQUDA8
Desolacer's guide: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/17uLkI_PzBB8oMV_fLDYRjLZFG10_3DOPNYDpgHEpNfw/htmlview?sle=true

Rhykkers Video which is a hybrid of the above:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ncdpv7LUzLU&ab_channel=Rhykker


Wednesday, January 28, 2015

Gamelog 01/27/15 Poker and WoW, casual day

I didn't sleep well, so I only played a short Poker session, and quit out while up 1 buyin.  I wasn't in the mood for Hearthstone or League of Legends, debated on taking a nap, but decided I didn't want to mess up my sleep schedule.  I felt like playing something casual ...

So I decided to the play the Starter Edition of World of Warcraft.  Something I had installed when updating my Battlenet account for Hearthstone and Diablo 3.  It was a good decision.

It's been a long time since I've played an MMO (massive multiplayer online) RPG (role-playing game).  Blizzard has really geared the game for casual gamers.  It was a very relaxing evening, as I played from level 1 to level 16 in less than 12 hours, with plenty of breaks.  This would have been considered hardcore back in my days of Everquest.  Not once did I have a fear of dying or even of losing my Ranger pet, nor need to worry about food, drink, potions, etc... all the tedious stuff has been removed for a smoother user experience.  To get you hooked on the game, I would imagine.  I can't imagine the PVE (player vs environment) is this easy all the way up to level 60 (level 70 if you have Worlds of Draenor expansion).

I do enjoy the harder aspects of most MMORPG's, but today was a casual day, and it was just right for that kind of day.  I am only playing the Starter Edition, and you can't do certain things like you can with the full subscription version, like join a party with friends, or use the zone wide chat channels, etc...  There were plenty of opportunities for me to "click to upgrade" to a subscription account, if I wanted to do so.

I was streaming on Twitch the entire time ( www.twitch.tv/thewookieway ) and went ahead and made a couple video highlights to cover levels 1 to 16 for any beginners that thought about playing, but wanted to see what was involved first.  Since I haven't played WoW or anything similar since Rift, it was a nice refresher at a comfortable pace.  They seem to have a good balance of easy quests to keep you from getting bored, or feeling bogged down with tedious tasks, and mixed in with a few spots of humor. (such as the Crazy Cat Lady with the meat cleaver!)

We'll see how things go from here, tomorrow....

Saturday, January 17, 2015

Hearthstone for Noobs: Playing Ranked with Mage Constructed Deck low levels

So you want to see some Hearthstone but don't know much about it?  Watch this video from Twitch of me playing a low level easy deck that you can build if you like from mostly basic cards....

You can view my stream at twitch.tv/thewookieway , where I play a variety of games including Hearthstone, Minecraft, League of Legends, Diablo III, World of Warcraft.  I also stream some Poker and playing Guitar!

~Wookie (I do things "The Wookiee Way")


Watch live video from TheWookieWay on Twitch

Tuesday, March 11, 2014

Cultural differences in gaming regions?

I have always thought of gaming as one of those activities that brings people together with common interests, much the same as poker.  A place where people who can barely speak the same language, are able to play and have fun, with something like League of Legends, a Multiplayer Online Battle Arena (MOBA) type of game.  This has been my "go to" game for some time now, other than SolForge and HearthStone, which are Trading Card Games (TCG).  It is a 5 player vs 5 player team game, where you have to cooperate with your teammates to outperform and win against the other team.  Although you can play with friends, for most people, this means playing with 9 complete strangers.

So I'm playing on the North American (NA) servers, and having an unusually fun day.  Everyone getting along, 8 wins in a row, not much to complain about.  Riot takes the NA servers down for maintenance, so I go over to my EUW account to continue playing.  And promptly have 3 very annoying games in a row.  Even the games we won, there was still someone complaining, a lot!  Everyone was generally rude and insulting, and this is a more typical result in playing a bunch of League of Legends matches.

I started out testing on the NA servers because of a job at a software company that worked with Riot, now defunct, and ended up testing a little on EUW servers, where I happened to have more friends from hanging out with Athene (Twitch) for years.  Eventually, I started playing more on the NA servers again, and seem to be noticing a difference in players between the two regions.

Here are the differences I am seeing, in general.  Players on NA servers are typically more friendly and want to have fun, for the most part.  But when a player is toxic, or a troll, or having a bad day, they are REALLY bad.  If it's a bad game, it's usually a HORRIBLE game.  Not much middle ground.  You might be winning by far, but this is the type of game where the action of one player can take down the whole team, sometimes.  I have been on a 4 vs 5 win many a time, but it's easier if one player drops, than having one player intentionally feeding a team, or just playing really badly.  You are more likely to find a Troll on the NA servers, a player who is there just to have fun ruining everyone's day for the laughs.  Although Riot has a penalty system for trolls, these players just don't care.

Players on EUW servers are typically more serious, and expect things done a certain way.  On NA servers you say "MIA", or use the ping function, to signal your opponent is missing from your lane.  On EUW servers, you say "SS" (I forget what is stands for, but it means MIA), AND some players seems to think you should also ping.  You are more likely to get complainers or the usual "why (champion)?" as if explaining your mistake will make any difference, and you are more likely to be berated for bad play, and called a "noob" anytime you don't have a good game.  On the plus side, you are less likely to find a pure Troll out to ruin everyone's game.

Riot has a Tribunal, a system by where the players report toxic behavior, and the reports are then submitted to a group of your peers, other players that play the game.  There is a code of conduct you agree to when playing the game, and players are expected to adhere to these rules.  However, on the EUW server, ANYTHING that anyone does not agree with, often results in "reporting you!", even non-reportable offenses.

It's so refreshing when you get a game or two with friendly players, that it stands out from the typical negative attitudes and bickering, that often starts while still in the queue before you even enter the arena!

This has always been one of my problems with League of Legends, and indeed, was a reason it was quite a while before I enjoyed playing it, because who wants to play a game with more bickering and name calling, than fun??