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This post was made on January 12, 2014. Don't forget to join .
So I’ve decided to take a break from the yearlies to bring back a series that I started early last year and didn’t really pick back up on it as I wished to back then. What am I talking about? Well, I’m talking about Gameventures series. Since it was done so far back (the last post made for the series was back in February of last year), allow me to reintroduce it.
Welcome to Gameventures. Gameventures is a series here on the blog that focuses on my various adventures in gaming (hence the name). This series centres primarily on me reviewing and testing out various different games that I come across whether it be by my own volition, due to Steam, via recommendations by friends and others, or by being sent a game (I wish). In some, hopefully most, cases there will be a gameplay video or several gameplay videos that co-inside with the games I introduce to the blog. You can choose to subscribe to my YouTube channel now or you can just wait until I post the videos here on the blog. Unlike most other series here, Gameventures is not updated by week, but is instead updated either extremely constant or extremely sporadically depending on how busy my life outside of this gets.
Now that we’ve gotten the gist of what this series entails out of the way, today we mark and reboot the series Gameventures with the game Cook, Serve, and Delicious!. First impressions, first basis review, and a video await you past the jump.
Note: This post contains my personal opinions and no one else’s. I was in no way, shape, or form coerced nor offered any form of payment (be it monetary or whatever). This post contains footage and imagery that is credited to the creators of this game as well as footage recorded by myself for the sake of fun and sharing experience. There is no attempt to stealing nor avoiding copyrighting and all appropriate credits and copyright information can be found at the video’s main page and in text underneath the video as posted here.
Read more »Labels: [gameventures], [reviews], [videos], game type: restaurant style, game type: simulators, game: cook serve delicious!, review: first impressions, review: games, video: gameplay
This post was made on February 14, 2013. Don't forget to join .
Unemployed? Dance. Foreclosed? Dance. Uninsured? Dance. Climate change? Dance. Depressed? Depressed? The decline of western civilization. — Dance Miserable.
Oh, excuse that quote. Obviously, it has nothing to do with this post, but this is my jam. Just dance you're disappointed in the world~♪. I recommend you guys get into that Patrick Stump Soul Punk bidnaz if you haven't already. You won't regret it.
So it's been a while since I posted a Gameventure post. It's not because I've stopped playing Vindictus cause I haven't. It's not because there's no motivation cause there's a lot to talk abut. It's because of the length the next post for the Vindictus Gameventure is going to be really text heavy and a bit video heavy. So while I type that up, I've decided to jump into a couple other games.
These games being SEVENCORE and TERA: Rising. Today, we'll be talking about SEVENCORE because talking about TERA is just going to make me annoyed and I would rather not be annoyed right now. And before we jump into this review, I must go through the typical review rules.
First. This review and post are opinions of my own and I am not being influenced by any of the creators or a higher up. These words, these views, everything is mine and mine only. That being said, you are welcome to take my opinion in whatever manner you so wish to. Second. This really shouldn't be something I have to say, but this post does contain profanity (as do all my posts). If you aren't comfortable with profane language, then I'd advise you not to read this post. Third. This post is obviously gong to be mostly text as it is a review. If text heavy isn't something you want, skip this post. Finally. This is not a complete review. Hence it being called A Review Before The Actual Review. It will be as short as I feel like making it and it will not touch all the aspects of the game. This will deal with the basics and my initial feelings towards the game.
Read more »Labels: [gameventures], [reviews], game type: mmorpg, game: sevencore, misc: lotta text, review: first impressions, review: games, review: shortened
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Welcome to Waiting for June. Waiting for June is a Lifestyle Blog that focuses predominantly on daily life shenanigans and nerd culture, but occasionally dabbles in health & beauty, food, and prattling about serious topics.
Waiting for June is the sixth iteration of the same blog with a different name and structure. The original iteration of this blog was started back in November of 2012 as a purely Beauty and Lifestyle blog under the name Monochromatics which later got abandoned and restarted under the name sumeoseo. With sumeoseo came more beauty and review based blog which quickly lost its appeal. From that point on, there were three name changes, multiple hiatuses, and two blog changes before coming to where we are now.
Throughout this journey, I've learned that this blog shouldn't be limited to what I feel fits in with what I read from other bloggers nor should I put myself in a position to compromise my integrity and the feeling of transparency that I feel should always be there. I've also learned that blogging is probably never going to be a huge source of income the way I always expected it to be. So when I finally returned back to blogging with a fresh blog and an equally fresh name, I decided to make this blog about anything that I wanted to and break the mold of trying to fit into the mold. I can only imagine where this experience is going to take me.
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Welcome to the little about me section of the blog. If it isn't obvious by now, I'm Mochizuki and I'm kind of pretty important here. Admittedly, Mochizuki is a nom de plume, but I digress. I'm currently somewhere in my twenty-somethings and doing that thing where I'm learning how to be a proper adult while balancing being a student and a worker. Speaking of school, I'm a Graphic Design major who's concentration is Web Design and I take my classes online. If I'm being honest here, I do everything online because of my apprehension towards too much social interaction.
I'm typically reading something, playing a video game, watching anime, or something otherwise nerdy because that's how I roll. I don't engage with people unless I'm positive there is something in common there simply because I don't want to make it weird for anyone involved. That said, the reason I originally created this blog, or rather, any of my blogging adventures, was so that I could engage with people wo share the same interests as me while simultaneously sharing my own things with people.
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This post was made on January 12, 2014. Don't forget to join .
So I’ve decided to take a break from the yearlies to bring back a series that I started early last year and didn’t really pick back up on it as I wished to back then. What am I talking about? Well, I’m talking about Gameventures series. Since it was done so far back (the last post made for the series was back in February of last year), allow me to reintroduce it.
Welcome to Gameventures. Gameventures is a series here on the blog that focuses on my various adventures in gaming (hence the name). This series centres primarily on me reviewing and testing out various different games that I come across whether it be by my own volition, due to Steam, via recommendations by friends and others, or by being sent a game (I wish). In some, hopefully most, cases there will be a gameplay video or several gameplay videos that co-inside with the games I introduce to the blog. You can choose to subscribe to my YouTube channel now or you can just wait until I post the videos here on the blog. Unlike most other series here, Gameventures is not updated by week, but is instead updated either extremely constant or extremely sporadically depending on how busy my life outside of this gets.
Now that we’ve gotten the gist of what this series entails out of the way, today we mark and reboot the series Gameventures with the game Cook, Serve, and Delicious!. First impressions, first basis review, and a video await you past the jump.
Note: This post contains my personal opinions and no one else’s. I was in no way, shape, or form coerced nor offered any form of payment (be it monetary or whatever). This post contains footage and imagery that is credited to the creators of this game as well as footage recorded by myself for the sake of fun and sharing experience. There is no attempt to stealing nor avoiding copyrighting and all appropriate credits and copyright information can be found at the video’s main page and in text underneath the video as posted here.
Read more »Labels: [gameventures], [reviews], [videos], game type: restaurant style, game type: simulators, game: cook serve delicious!, review: first impressions, review: games, video: gameplay
This post was made on February 14, 2013. Don't forget to join .
Unemployed? Dance. Foreclosed? Dance. Uninsured? Dance. Climate change? Dance. Depressed? Depressed? The decline of western civilization. — Dance Miserable.
Oh, excuse that quote. Obviously, it has nothing to do with this post, but this is my jam. Just dance you're disappointed in the world~♪. I recommend you guys get into that Patrick Stump Soul Punk bidnaz if you haven't already. You won't regret it.
So it's been a while since I posted a Gameventure post. It's not because I've stopped playing Vindictus cause I haven't. It's not because there's no motivation cause there's a lot to talk abut. It's because of the length the next post for the Vindictus Gameventure is going to be really text heavy and a bit video heavy. So while I type that up, I've decided to jump into a couple other games.
These games being SEVENCORE and TERA: Rising. Today, we'll be talking about SEVENCORE because talking about TERA is just going to make me annoyed and I would rather not be annoyed right now. And before we jump into this review, I must go through the typical review rules.
First. This review and post are opinions of my own and I am not being influenced by any of the creators or a higher up. These words, these views, everything is mine and mine only. That being said, you are welcome to take my opinion in whatever manner you so wish to. Second. This really shouldn't be something I have to say, but this post does contain profanity (as do all my posts). If you aren't comfortable with profane language, then I'd advise you not to read this post. Third. This post is obviously gong to be mostly text as it is a review. If text heavy isn't something you want, skip this post. Finally. This is not a complete review. Hence it being called A Review Before The Actual Review. It will be as short as I feel like making it and it will not touch all the aspects of the game. This will deal with the basics and my initial feelings towards the game.
Read more »Labels: [gameventures], [reviews], game type: mmorpg, game: sevencore, misc: lotta text, review: first impressions, review: games, review: shortened
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