ethan_the_creator

Almost all MOBA's are fun in their own way.

Runescape just released.

Genshin Impact if your specs can run it.

MMO's like Warframe, Albion, and EVE Online if you want some social aspects and are willing to grind.

The most reliable free way is to do contracts from the mobile app. No verification needed though some of the higher paid contracts are quite lengthy. Second most would be doing PC game tasks but they require verification and can sometimes bug and not register your account of the game.

Mini games are bugged to not give and are really low payout for how much skill you need.

Surveys are unreliable if your financial state or country does not appeal to their target market.

Leveling up gives some gems but only so much.

Someone could send you soul gems but they have to be level 6.

Fastest way is to buy soul gems but as you know, that's not free.

Great article so far. Good format, flow, I like it. If you wanna make more DBD article then how about recommended killers/survivors to start with for beginners? Maybe another for advanced players as well.

If you want to make article on other games, maybe you could do articles for games that have a similar progression system in DBD (similar to the perks, levelling, multiple currencies, etc.) so you can follow a similar info flow as your outline. Though if the game you're writing about has a tendency to release balance updates, then I would suggest to put a disclaimer near the beginning of your article to let players know that the info in the article could end up outdated at a later date since the contents could be subject to change by the devs of the game.

Hoping to see more articles from you in the future.

Tigreal is a good tank but wont work well in lower ranks.

Layla is good early ranks but is mostly food as you climb. She has a rework incoming though. Same for Miya.

Eudora is good. Good in all ranks. But not in all situations so keep in mind.

Most of the cheap heroes work as well. Alice, Nana, Clint, Akai namely.

I played this game when there was a task available for this game. Not a big payout but the task easy (get to village 4. No time limit for it if i recall). The game itself is addicting if you like slot games but expect to get raided often. It's rather easy to rack up a lot of coins to complete the first few villages. Though I think it's rather too repetitive so I didn't keep it for long once I got the rewards.

The article seems good though. Good job.

I love games where you can choose to opt into using stealth as your method of attack. The game seems a lot of fun, minus the grinding though that's probably needed so the game won't be shorter than expected. Great article, keep it up.

The content is a bit short for an article, I'll give you that. But it's all straight to the point so it's not much of an issue. It could use a conclusion in the form of a paragraph (In my opinion). Not a bad article though. You can do better.

Slime Rancher is an enjoyable experience if you want to play a game that mostly has a very casual and chill atmosphere. A lot of beautiful and eye-catching environments to look at, and a variety of cute slimes that you just want to have a plushie of.

The article is quite solid. As an indie game lover myself, I too enjoy the type of indie games where the developers put a lot of passion in the execution of their games, epecially the atmosphere wether it's through the storytelling, soundtrack, visual effects, and even a mix of all of the above.

And as someone pointed out, the trailer video has exceeded quite the boundaries and ended up getting too big in size and gone past the page.

Almost none of the chests are worth it. If they have runes, you will definitely get one of them at a high chance. If the chest only has keys but has some keys not so well received games then you'll also likely receive one of them. Getting something good from the chests can and will take a lot of soul gems and luck.

Was hoping someone would do a Helltaker game review article on this. Albeit explaining the entire thing may have brought up some spoilers though the article is well made. Well done.

Good article. Short but sweet. Looking forward to the release of this game. Hope it goes well for the devs.

tbh I dont think the sg payoff for the minigames is worth your time (or your skill). Might be better to other tasks for sg.

Would like to play this game someday. I get a lot of Diablo vibes from this game. Article's good and well formatted. Keep it up.

Just watched gameplay of it, I liked the concept they were going. Definitely not on the level of Until Dawn, and the writing's a little off for some parts. Can't wait for Little Hope to have improvements from this story.

As someone who played this game for more than 2 years, if you fit the following 3 conditions then the game is worth a try for you.
1. You like mobas
2. You live in the South East Asia (SEA) region
3. You're willing play games with freemium-modelled games

MLBB has been a highly popular moba mobile game among a lot of the people in asia. Compared to a pc mobile game like dota or league, the match times are much faster ranging aroun 10-20 minutes. The high population means you'll find games faster although you are more likely to run into low skilled or toxic players.

The game has a lot of heroes to play with (Currently approaching 100), each with a different and distinct style or gimmick. OTOH the balance is a little favored towards newer releases so older heroes tend to fall behind due to power creep.

Regarding the freemium model, it's free to play but you only start with a palmful of heroes to use. The rest will have to be bought with in game currency. And the game does have events where it entices you spend money. Fortunately, they're only cosmetics. The game barely has any pay to win tactics. The only closest to it would be the emblem system but it requires more grinding than paying, though they don't really give you that big of an advantage, just an incentive to stay longer. Winning games will always depend on both your individual skill and the cooperation among your teammates in achieving objectives of the in-game matches, especially for ranked modes.

IMPORTANT NOTE: If you're planning to spend some money on the game, it's HIGHLY recommended you take the extra measure to secure your account via in game settings to avoid getting hacked. Currently some players had this problem due to not completing all of their security measure steps.

Overall, as long as you fit the above conditions, the game is at least worth trying to see if you like it or not. Hope this helps.