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Tuesday, April 2, 2019

GTA V DOWNLOAD FREE FOR PC

GTA V DOWNLOAD FREE FOR PC
Grand Theft Auto 5 was developed by Rockstar North and published by Rockstar Games. Its release took place in September 2013 for Playstation 3 and Xbox 360 consoles, and November 2014 for Playstation 4 and Xbox One. It was until April 2015 that it was available for purchase and download on Windows PC. The game is set in the fictional city of Los Santos [based off of Los Angeles], and its plot follows three criminals: Franklin Clinton, Michael De Santa, and Trevor Philips. 

Players can alternate between these three characters, due to their interconnecting stories when completing missions. Each character also has their own special ability – Franklin can slow down the speed of time when driving, Michael can enter bullet time during combat, and Trevor can inflict double the power of damage of enemies while taking in half the amount during combat. Similar to previous Grand Theft Auto Editions, players can choose have the option to follow the storyline or "free roam" [in either single-player or multi-player modes]. Players are also given the ability to use firearms, explosives, and melee devices when fighting enemies. Players can also choose from a wide array of vehicles, such as Trucks, Cars, Buses, Jet-Skis, Bikes, Helicopters, and Rockets.


System Requirement For GTA V
Operating System: Windows 7/8.
CPU: Intel Core 2 Quad CPU Q6600 @ 2.40 GHz, AMD Phenom 9850 Quad-Core Processor @ 2.5 GHz.
RAM: 4 GB RAM.
GPU: NVIDIA 9800 GT @ 1 GB, AMD HD 4870 @ 1 GB.
Hard Drive Space: 45 GB free  



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Monthly Progress Report For My Twitch Channel FuzzyJCats, October 25 Through November 24

Twitch Channel FuzzyJCats

Finally knowing and feeling that I want to stream for my community, and enjoying the process and challenges of improving stream content, as opposed to numbers grasping, I had a wonderful month streaming.

The first day back after my hiatus was rocky and rusty, but I felt the same joy I did the first month of streaming.

I wasn't upset about the drop in numbers (50% drop) as it was fun talking and socializing with chat. It also reignited my desire to improve which can be rather challenging. Being challenged and rising to the challenge makes me happy.

I set up a better schedule for myself, as discussed in the last monthly progress report, and streamed between 1 to 2 hours in the morning after exercise and chores, which worked extremely well for my lifestyle and well-being.

At first even 1 hour was difficult, so I don't know how I was able to stream 4 hrs starting out! But because of my new plan of stating only 1 hr, I can go over if I want to.

At any rate, the interesting thing about not caring about "success" in terms of viewers to the road of Partnership is that I felt more free and daring. I wasn't afraid of making mistakes so I can be more spontaneous.

There was a couple of moments during streaming near the end of November that I felt natural and effortless, though most of the time, I had to really focus and concentrate.

In terms of improvement, I would like to see myself typing less and incorporating ways to support my viewers who are streamers instead of "shouting out" which means typing their link in chat, causing the eyesore that is clutter.

I've noticed when watching streams, when chat gets clogged with auto-messages of auto-bots, it's harder to read what others are saying, as you have to scroll down. It's not aesthetically pleasing to see a block of text. That's the precise reason why I got rid of hydratebot, who reminds you to drink water.

Of course if someone raids and brings their viewers over, you must shout-out and thank the person. I think it's also kosher to shout out your team members. As a member of both Midnight Saloon and Pallet Town, as well as a participant of RoyaleStreamers, I'll have to be cognizant to use the shout-out commands.

Because I was more free, I noticed some of the "bad habits" slipping in, mainly filler words. Therefore, I want to be able to stream content by getting rid of filler words ("so", "now", "like", etc), and replacing them with more meaningful descriptive words. That will definitely improve my content.

Progress made:
  • Improved schedule with less expectations in amount of streaming hours, which helps to reduce burnout
  • Not caring about viewer numbers.
  • Had moments of feeling spontaneous and free during streaming
  • Reinvigorated my wanting to improve stream
Improvements:
  • Getting rid of filler words
  • Decrease typing in chat drastically, which will reduce chat clutter
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Monday, April 1, 2019

Eye On Kickstarter #59

Welcome to my Eye on Kickstarter series!  This series will highlight Kickstarter campaigns I am following that have recently launched (or I've recently discovered) because they have caught my interest.  Usually they'll catch my interest because they look like great games that I have either backed or would like to back (unfortunately budget doesn't allow me to back everything I'd like to).  But occasionally the campaigns caught my attention for other reasons.  Twice a month, on the 2nd and 4th Fridays, I'll make a new post in this series, highlighting the campaigns that have caught my attention since the last post.  In each post I'll highlight one campaign that has really grabbed my attention, followed by other campaigns I've backed or am interested in.  I'll also include links to any reviews I've done.  Comments are welcome, as are suggestions for new campaigns to check out!

You can also see my full Kickstarter Profile to see what I've backed or my old Eye on Kickstarter page that was too unwieldy to maintain.  Also, check out the 2018 Kickstarter Boardgame Projects geeklist over on Board Game Geek for a list of all the tabletop games of the year.
So, without further ado, here are the projects I'm currently watching as of the second Friday of February, 2019:


HIGHLIGHTED CAMPAIGN
Fry Thief
  • GJJ Games Review
  • GJJ Games Backed
  • I've played Fry Thief quite a few times now, both in a very early prototype form last spring, and a review copy just before this Kickstarter. It's gone through a lot of balancing changes, but the core of the game has remained the same, and it's a ton of fun! It's a two player game (although you can play with 3-4 players with a second set of cards and tokens) where one person ordered fries and the other ordered a salad, but is stealing fries from the first player. Whoever eats more fries wins! It's fast, easy, and a ton of fun!


Fry Thief is a light-hearted asymmetrical microgame for 2 players. It's a game about poor life choices. Like that time you tried to be healthy and ordered a salad and your friend ordered fries. And how you're going to have "just a few" to make up for your poor life choice. Fries = delicious More fries = more delicious. The goal of the game is to eat as many fries as possible, and if possible dunk them in ketchup for bonus points. Fry Thief has an incredibly simple core mechanic. On your turn you: Draw one card Play one card That's it. The richness comes from the asymmetrical (meaning they're different for each player) cards and choosing which card to play at what time to devour as many fries as possible.



Parks
  • Both my parents were teachers, so we traveled a lot during the summers when I was a kid. We visited a ton of national parks and went on hundreds of hikes. In Parks you control two hikers that are hiking through all of this country's gorgeous national parks. Parks is absolutely gorgeous and looks like a ton of fun, too!

The Game Designers

Human Anatomy Jigsaw Puzzles
  • While this isn't a game, it is being published by a game (and book ) publisher. Genius Games is known for their science themed games and children's books, and now they're bringing their high quality production skills to some incredible human anatomy jigsaw puzzles.

The Little Flower Shop: Potpourri Pack
  • The Little Flower Shop was a success on Kickstarter last year. Now Steve Finn, the king of filler games, brings us a small expansion, as well as the opportunity to get the main game as well as a few of his other hits.

Dead Man's Cabal
  • Pandasaurus Games brings us a much darker game than their hit Dinosaur Island, but it still has fun artwork, a goofy theme, and some real interesting mechanics.

Race for the Chinese Zodiac
  • This game is about the creation on the Chinese zodiac. Players race animals in an attempt to be the first animal to finish and be named the first animal in the 12 year cycle. The game uses simultaneous card play, so there should be little downtime, too.

Hyperspace
  • This is a beast of a game. If you like large, 4x space opera games, check this one out. It's a little longer at 1-2 hours, but pretty quick compared to something like Twilight Imperium. Hyperspace looks gorgeous and you could have up to 25 different races to choose from when you play. Sandy Peterson is known for a number of great games, from video games like Doom and Age of Empires to board games like Cthulhu Wars.

Dice Coins 2019
  • Dice Coins are incredibly high quality coins that can be spun like tops and then stopped with a finger to simulate a die roll. I reviewed similar coins from this publisher when I reviewed Ultra Coins and their quality is incredible!

Mechanica
  • Mechanica is a fun, lighthearted game about designing the best robotic factory to build more robots.Noting could go wrong there, right?

TACTIKI
  • TACTIKI is a two player abstract game that looks both simple and deep. It borrows some hidden unit value mechanics from Stratego, but in a very unique game. Plus the giant tiki heads look incredible.

Getting Geeky with Gamer Leaf
  • Gamer Leaf is one of the hardest working content creators out there, releasing multiple podcast episodes each week. He features interviews, Kickstarter previews, reviews, and more.

Green Bee Tomato
  • OK, so this isn't a board game, nor is it even related to board games, but I do love me some homegrown tomatoes! As Guy Clark sings, "Homegrown tomatoes, homegrown tomatoes, what'd life be without homegrown tomatoes Only two things that money can't buy And that's true love and homegrown tomatoes."
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