Ok. Angry got me into Minecraft via the “\/give” command that only works in a server. So I made my own and been working on an idea.<\/p>\n
This means I haven’t been paying the attention I need to in Wurm. And how I feel right now, I wish I never came back. Because I feel like Wurm is a weight attached to my leg, holding me down and keeping me from playing other games besides it.<\/p>\n
There’s not anything to do in Wurm anyway. I’ve done everything I want to do in there, and now it just feels boring to me. Why?
\nI can’t do shit with the pier because of the fucking Clay, and I don’t need to go anywhere in the server to get anything (except maybe a faster sickle). Wurm is fun in its own way. But so is Minecraft, which is more fun because I don’t have to deal with fucking restrictions (or failing to remove a block 25 times in a row) like in Wurm. The only failure is my imagination not working like it used to.<\/p>\n
But I know if I don’t<\/strong> come back at least once a week to check up on the village, I’m going to lose it or something else is going to happen. Like my house or other stuff decays or my horses get a disease and kills them all. Wurm isn’t a single player game where I can just backup the save, uninstall, and play some other time (though it would be nice right about now…). And now I feel like wanting to torrent Fallout: New Vegas and play it after watching a stream from a friend of mine, who says the $50 isn’t worth it. And from what I’ve seen, he’s right. I haven’t even finished playing the DLC I bought for Borderlands.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Ok. Angry got me into Minecraft via the “\/give” command that only works in a server. So I made my own and been working on an idea. This means I haven’t been paying the attention I need to in Wurm. … Continue reading
\nBut if Wurm was a single player game, I would had never made a blog for it!<\/p>\n
\nIf it was like $15, then it is.<\/p>\n