I meant to update yesterday, but life happened. Nyonkei has, again, seen little growth in the past week with only three new residents, but that does have its benefits--there has yet to be any need to increase industrial opportunities within the town. I have signed up for a couple new games--one which is in beta, so look out for updates from those and the other games I'm trying to remain active in soon!
As always, feel free to pay Nyonkei a visit and help it grow!

So Nyonkei hasn't gotten much love this past week, but it has grown slightly, regardless. The population is up to 33, so the town is still able to sustain itself on the current industry. And look--more roads! Anyhow, I haven't really got to say much about MyMiniCity today, just wanted to post this update. Feel free to pay Nyonkei a visit and help it grow!

-Nion K.

I had been aware of MyMiniCity for a while, but I only recently decided to build my own. Nyonkei is currently a humble Japanese town of 27, and has just built its first paved road! Though there's not really anything to it other than clicking and getting others to click, I think the MyMiniCity graphics are insanely cute, which is probably what drew me to it in the first place. Feel free to visit Nyonkei, anytime--your visit will help it grow!

-Nion K.

Wind Slayer was acquired by Outspark and held a very short closed beta test a few weeks ago, which I was a part of. It closed for a couple of weeks following and has since re-opened in its open beta test, in which I have been training a monk and a priest. One thing that kind of annoys me about this game is the forced pvp--you have to get points from pvp in order to get your job advancements. I've got nothing against pvp as a whole, it's just not what I play MMOs for.

But one thing this system does do is give players a legitimate excuse to strip in-game! A lot of people who don't want to go through the entire process of a match will start up trade win matches, in which each party takes turns winning a round. And the easiest way to speed this process up is to drop one's defense by removing all armor--leaving one to get beat down (and to deliver a beat down) in nothing but undies! Just remember that when someone asks you to take your clothes off, it's only with intent to kill!

-Nion K.