Vigilante 8 2nd Offense Gameplay 07-01 Playing an old vehicle combat based game, its alot like Twisted Metal but has its own personality to the game. This is the second game in the Vigilante 8 series, both of them are great so I may go back and play the original as well. I try out the beekeeper coyote. And complete the objectives of destroying the ski lodges. I get my ass kicked and end up running to try to find some wrenches for my health. Using the special weapon it…
@solominer in July 2020
A closer look at Solitary Bees Part 7: Cold days Around where I live these bees emerge in late February. The time can vary in different places based on when temperatures rise above 55F (12C). In North Georgia this will occur early on in February or March. Winter is not usually done by then and sometimes we even get some snow around that time of year. Luckily the bees have not been subjected to snow but they do deal with cold weather. Some mornings its freezing or close to…
Vigilante 8 2nd Offense Gameplay 07-05 Playing as Sheila I drive the Baja Bug and get a gattling gun for a special weapon. Its a small vehicle but a big weapon. The buggy moves around easily and outruns most vehicles I run into. We are playing the Los Angeles docks level and I have to take out the limo and the rover. I look for more weapons and try to get whammies. Almost killing the rover it gets away though I find it near the explosive containers. It kills itself crashing…
THUG Pro Gameplay 07-07 Trying out the world famous Kona skate park. I have never skated there IRL but I know a friend that did. I think he ate shit pretty bad, but I guess thats how you get better. I like skating in video games only, I tried a long time ago to try to skateboard but did not progress very far. Though ive played these skating games most of my life and always found entertainment in them. I play as the clown, not @r0nd0n.. A different clown.…
A closer look at Solitary Bees Part 8: Final thoughts for the season The adult bees are done with their seasonal work, being out only from February through April. I look at their homes and discuss how it all went and what to expect next. We look at both the bee cubbies and the bee house. No signs of adult Mason Bees at this point so its all up to the larva inside the homes to feed on the pollen left by the adult Bees and to grow and transform into a Bee. I will leave the…