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This the most 90's cartoon game I've seen since... well.. the 90's. 

This the most 90's cartoon game I've seen since... well.. the 90's. 

Got a beast of a deal today in work, what you guys think? 🙂
 
 

12,000,000 copies sold generating $850,000,000
 
Seems the boycott backfired just a bit😎

Thanks, everyone, for your support so far. You are all lovely! 💜

Thanks, everyone, for your support so far. You are all lovely! 💜

Have you tried deleting the empty cells? If you highlight the columns/rows that you aren't using for actual data you can delete them and make your spreadsheet only the size that you need to show your data.

It would really surprise me if it didn't get it. I'm pretty sure it was going to be unless it was complete crap. Animal Crossing came out in March of 2020 and still got GOTY, so unless something wildly good comes out later I think Wizard School is likely to get GOTY this year.

Why is everyone in this world alright with a 15 year old killing the shit out of humanoids, ie goblins? It feels kinda weird. Is there a secret passive way of playing I don’t know about. If ever there was a game to have it it should be the game where you play as a teenager. 
 
Also, yes, I’m a Hufflepuff. 

Have you tried deleting the empty cells? If you highlight the columns/rows that you aren't using for actual data you can delete them and make your spreadsheet only the size that you need to show your data.

It would really surprise me if it didn't get it. I'm pretty sure it was going to be unless it was complete crap. Animal Crossing came out in March of 2020 and still got GOTY, so unless something wildly good comes out later I think Wizard School is likely to get GOTY this year.

Have you tried deleting the empty cells? If you highlight the columns/rows that you aren't using for actual data you can delete them and make your spreadsheet only the size that you need to show your data.

Thanks, everyone, for your support so far. You are all lovely! 💜

It would really surprise me if it didn't get it. I'm pretty sure it was going to be unless it was complete crap. Animal Crossing came out in March of 2020 and still got GOTY, so unless something wildly good comes out later I think Wizard School is likely to get GOTY this year.

Have you tried deleting the empty cells? If you highlight the columns/rows that you aren't using for actual data you can delete them and make your spreadsheet only the size that you need to show your data.

Why is everyone in this world alright with a 15 year old killing the shit out of humanoids, ie goblins? It feels kinda weird. Is there a secret passive way of playing I don’t know about. If ever there was a game to have it it should be the game where you play as a teenager. 
 
Also, yes, I’m a Hufflepuff. 

I went war criminal pretty quickly.

Why is everyone in this world alright with a 15 year old killing the shit out of humanoids, ie goblins? It feels kinda weird. Is there a secret passive way of playing I don’t know about. If ever there was a game to have it it should be the game where you play as a teenager. 
 
Also, yes, I’m a Hufflepuff. 

The evolved axe is amazing!
 
I've had all my best runs in the library. I like getting garlic, bible, and whip. The three together give you a pretty good bubble to avoid being swarmed. As far as I can tell the bible works a bit like the garlic, but it depends on where exactly it's floating around you at a given time. The evolved fire will also make a difference and agree with the water. It's not always my first choice, but as you upgrade it and move with it's pattern it's great for getting gems. Whenever I can, I also grab spinach, the weapon duplicator, and area expansion. Anything that benefits all weapons is super helpful.
 
I 100% agree with choosing a few projectiles and focusing on upgrading them. It's tempting to just get all the things, but more focused damage from a particular weapon is better when things get hairy.

So true. If/when we're able to get a Steam Deck when they come out it'll be one of the first games I play on it.
 
Last night I had my best run at over 30 minutes and level 102 in the library. It's interesting trying to find the best balance between what's useful in early levels and will help in higher levels. Items I've found key are garlic, the whip, and the bible for when you start getting swarmed. The axes and fireballs are great too because they later evolve into great aoe damage for higher levels. There's a pentagram item that makes everything on your screen disappear periodically that I want to try leveling up in a run because that would be really good for high levels when you're just a tiny bubble on the screen surrounded by enemies.

I had to dump two books in a row, which was disappointing. But I finally found what I needed to read right now: Ghostland: An American History in Haunted Places by Colin Dickey and The Last Wish by Andrzej Sapkowski. Enjoying them both right now. 
 
One of my friends and I are planning on reading The Witcher books together, so we can have our own mini book club. I.e. we squawk at each other through text messages.

Chad has been grabbing these whenever they come out and devours them. Such a nerd.
 
Our Christmas book exchange this year was Nevernight by Jay Kristoff for me and Chad got Leviathan Wakes by James S.A. Corey (first book in The Expance series). I guess I picked well because he read it in four days and I had to pick up the second book for him from the book store around the corner from work. I've been enjoying Nevernight as well, but had to put it aside for a couple weeks because I had four library holds come available at the same time.
 
So far this year I’ve finished Girly Drinks by Mallory O'Meara (world history of alcohol and the women involved in it), Unraveling Canada by Sylvia Olsen (knitting tour across Canada memoir), and You Feel it Just Below the Ribs by Jeffery Crannor (audiobook), Ararat by Christopher Golden, and on Friday I finished Nevernight. Now on to book two of the trilogy.

I'm currently about 30% of the way through book four of The Expanse series. I enjoy the books focus on political maneuvering and social politics the further in the series you go along. Plus the authors have been great at catching me off guard with some things that have made me involuntarily gasp out loud. It doesn't happen too often. 

I had to dump two books in a row, which was disappointing. But I finally found what I needed to read right now: Ghostland: An American History in Haunted Places by Colin Dickey and The Last Wish by Andrzej Sapkowski. Enjoying them both right now. 
 
One of my friends and I are planning on reading The Witcher books together, so we can have our own mini book club. I.e. we squawk at each other through text messages.

I hope this is as good as my heart wants it to be.