Sai's Gaming World

     I had been training myself and my Ichi at wafes for the past 1 week. In the past few levels I got loads of SP from killing wafes. With all those SP, I maxed all my skills and spent the remaining SP on Master Weaponsmith and some leaf processing skill.      I thought of making a quick level and so went to tomb taking MUTTI, a templar knight in my guild along with me. On entering Tomb, I was in level 53 and 8% xp. We went to Anubis and killed few anubis and a few sphinx which made my xp to 61%. Then for one anubis kill, i put on a Experience Booster(XPB) to check how much I get with the XPB. On that kill I got a whooping 65% xp and made level 54, with 26%.      Then had a small fight with TheUnDead, an alt of Sickness. We didnt went to arena as it will be crowded by high level ppl. So we went to the Providing grounds in Draton, which is quite empty. He is just level 40 and I am level 54. Anyway we just had a few fights a...

This is a very nice Scenario, with nice series of Mission Objectives. Unlike other scenarious, where you will be asked to attain certain goal in certain amount of time, this game has a series of tasks, which you have to complete one by one, but in a limited time. For Bronze, it is said that the game should be completed in 100 years. Since, I was playing this map for the first time, I was not pushing myself too much and decided to work for Bronze. This Map is divided into two parts, where one part is the mirror of the other. All the Cities, Industries and even forests are similar in both the parts. You can play only in one part and you foe plays in the other. The Winner, is the one, who first connects the Starting Gate and Finishing Line and haul 50 loads of Cargo between them. But there are so many territories between Starting Gate and Finishing Line, to which you wont be having the access rights. You have to earn those rights one by one, by accomplishing the task given for the territo...

RRT2 (Railroad Tycoon II) is a "management sim" to come out for thePlayStation game console and PC, having been released in February of 2000. It is very similar to the old "Aerobiz" series for the Super Nintendo from a fewyears back in that the player takes the role of the head of a company and through shrewd management tries to defeat his rivals in a good old-fashioned corporate smackdown. Of course, the object of the game is not JUST to build the biggest or the mostprofitable railroad. You also have to build a high personal net worth throughruthless exploitation of the stock market. In many scenarios, you have to connect certain cities (like St. Louis to Sacramento, for example) and haul a certain number of carloads of cargo between them. It's not just about the business (unlike Aerobiz)... it's a complete immersion into the world of the rail baron. From the earliest steam locomotives to the superfast bullet trains of today, you'll be challenged every ...