I took this “selfie” in the midst of a horrible fall pollen season. The pollen count has been too high for my allergic body to cope with for weeks now, and I’ve reached the point where I’m in tons of pain that nothing can take away.
It hasn’t killed me yet. I’m still here.
A loud, very nearby, engine was bugging me.
I looked out the window to see where that vehicle was.
It turned out to be literally in front of my mobile home, in the parking space right outside my window.
Masters of The Teganze is one of the class Achievements for Witch Doctors. It requires players to reach level 60 with 2 Witch Doctors. This Achievement can only be earned on Witch Doctor characters.
“It All Makes Sense Now” is a Feat of Strength Achievement that players could earn during the pre-launch events for the World of Warcraft: Legion expansion. Players had to gather specific pamphlets from the Doomsayers that were scattered through either Stormwind or Orgrimmar.
The individual pamphlets were distributed randomly, and there was a fifteen minute cooldown between when a player could get one pamphlet and when the Doomsayers would give him or her another one. The best way to earn this Achievement was to just keep trying.
Haunted is an Achievement that is delightfully described as: “Meet the following ghosts.” While there are some ghosts in Diablo III that are friendly or helpful, the ghosts that are part of the Haunted Achievement are not among them. These ghosts will try and kill your character, so be prepared to fight!
Hatred and Discipline is a short story that was released in 2012. It was part of something Blizzard was doing in the days before Diablo III was released. You can read Hatred and Discipline online (or download it as a PDF).
Blizzard revealed each of the five classes of playable characters in Diablo III, one by one, before the release of the game. There was a “Gathering of the Heroes” page (which has since been taken down) where players could watch a class video, and learn more about a specific class.
There was a short story that accompanied the information about each of the classes. Hatred and Discipline focuses on a Demon Hunter named Valla.
The artwork you see in this post came from the Battle.net website. When Hatred and Discipline was posted, it used this artwork (but cropped it so that it focused on the Demon Hunter’s face.
The People Finder Achievement is located in the Campaign tab of the Career Achievements. It requires players to find journals that are described as “People lore books”.
All of these journals are located somewhere in Act IV.
Players must have the Diablo III: Reaper of Souls expansion in order to earn this Achievement.
I earned this Achievement on December 20, 2014.
Camille Preaker works for a daily paper in Chicago that can be described as “second-rate”. Her editor, Frank Curry (who is also a friend in a parental kind of way) sends Camille on her very first assignment.
A murder happened in Wind Gap, Camille’s hometown. This wasn’t news, as the murder happened long enough ago to have already passed through the news cycle. A pre-teen girl was found dead in a creek with a rope around her neck and all of her teeth missing. Now, another pre-teen girl has disappeared.
Chapter IV of the Season Journey in Season 7 included objectives that were different from the Season 6 version of Chapter IV. Things get changed around from one Season to the next, and I think that helps keep things interesting.
I completed Chapters I – III with very little difficulty. Chapter IV provided a challenge (and slowed down my progress a bit).
Joe DiMeowgio is one of the “Rare Cats” in Neko Atsume. The way to attract one of these special cats is to place the item they prefer into your yard/home. Joe DiMeowgio will only use the item called “Baseball”. It is one of many types of balls that the Neko Atsume cats will play with.
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