Italian pizza connection

The third Pizza Connection game also got the worst reviews. I don’t know why yet, because I haven’t encountered any bugs and have found the game reasonably difficult to play. But since I am completely new to the franchise, maybe that’s why I don’t see what’s wrong with it. A lot of reviews seem to compare the game to its predecessors. … [Read more...] about Screenshot Saturday: Pizza Connection 3

Order Up Cooking simulation game Order Up is as much about speed as it is about impressing your diners and the food critics. You get the chance to manage an assortment of restaurants from your humble beginnings flipping patties at Burger Face to making contemporary Asian cuisine at Kung Fusion. … [Read more...] about 9 Great Food-Based Video Games

So what does this all mean for your brand’s social media marketing? Of course, you can’t control the people that like your Facebook page or share your Twitter with their friends. However, these extreme differences in personality types should be a lesson in quantity versus quality. Word of mouth is the most efficient form of advertising. If you get twenty emotionally intelligent people to like your brand on Facebook, there’s a good chance their close friends will see it, and those friends will probably like it too. If you get one thousand Machiavellians to like your brand, their Facebook friends could probably care less. They’re not concerned what the arrogant businessman they met four months ago is doing on Facebook. They’d rather follow the activity of their true friends. The same goes for your own professional page. If your page doesn’t have hundreds of “likes” or followers, don’t lose hope. Create a team that is diverse as the … [Read more...] about How Personality Type affects the Quality of Facebook Friends

In the end, the shard fell. The full details are discussed in a developer written letter to the players, but essentially, the devs used the roleplay set up and game lore to intervene. Though two players had participated in the Monarch Gauntlet event to show loyalty to the Hopeslayer, only one answered the call: Vidorian. Developers, using powered up lore characters, helped Vid into the dungeon to slay Harry. This was complicated by several bugs though, including one where Harry refused commands to scale down, leading to jokes that he’d gain sentience. Players killed the devs/lore characters as well as Vidorian, but were eventually defeated. The servers would once again have a united story-line, but Thistledown’s defense seemed to create a canonical addition to the mostly dev-driven lore up to that point. … [Read more...] about Re-examining Asheron’s Call’s Shard of the Herald event on its first deathiversary

Suppose you're in line at Pizza Hut and you see a girl at the counter who is taking orders. You ask yourself, "What should I say to her to make her feel important?" So while she's taking your order, you remark with an energetic smile, "Your hard work is really appreciated. Thank you."   … [Read more...] about 7 Human Ways Which You Can Implement to Write Engaging Email