What's up everyone! It's me with another Random Saturday! I remember some Saturdays ago, Flint made a post about the Evolution of Adventures. Today, I'm gonna talk about the types of Adventures AJ has.
First, we have the Adventures that follow the main storyline. In my opinion, these include Return of the Phantoms, The Phantom Portal, Meet Cosmo, The Hive, The Great Escape, Greely's Inferno, The Search for Greely, The Phantom Badlands, The Phantom Fortress, Storming the Fortress, The Mystery Below and The River's Heart. These adventures should be played in the order listed above, because they build the plot of the story one after another.
Next, we have the side story adventures. These adventures are still story based, but they have not contributed much to the main storyline at the point of writing this. These include Bubble Trouble, In Too Deep, Turning the Tide, The Hidden Falls, The Front Lines, and The Trials of Zios.
Next, we have the maze-type adventures which involve Jammers navigating a maze, collecting stuff along the way. These include Twists and Turns, and Jamaaliday Rescue.
Next, we have the finder based adventures. These involve Jammers moving around a map to find all the items necessary for prizes. These include The Forgotten Desert, Bitter Sweets, Special Delivery, Lucky Clovers and Spring Festival.
Next, there are grinder based adventures. These adventures involve Jammers literally grinding for stuff. They often have Jammers doing the same thing over and over again until a certain point. These include Graham's Workshop and Tiki Trouble.
Finally, there is one adventure that doesn't quite match all the above categories. That adventure is New Year's Fortune. It isn't grindy like the grinders, and not and findy as the finders. I guess it's unique.
That's all from me now. Until the next post!
-Dew
Next, we have the side story adventures. These adventures are still story based, but they have not contributed much to the main storyline at the point of writing this. These include Bubble Trouble, In Too Deep, Turning the Tide, The Hidden Falls, The Front Lines, and The Trials of Zios.
Next, we have the maze-type adventures which involve Jammers navigating a maze, collecting stuff along the way. These include Twists and Turns, and Jamaaliday Rescue.
Next, we have the finder based adventures. These involve Jammers moving around a map to find all the items necessary for prizes. These include The Forgotten Desert, Bitter Sweets, Special Delivery, Lucky Clovers and Spring Festival.
Next, there are grinder based adventures. These adventures involve Jammers literally grinding for stuff. They often have Jammers doing the same thing over and over again until a certain point. These include Graham's Workshop and Tiki Trouble.
Finally, there is one adventure that doesn't quite match all the above categories. That adventure is New Year's Fortune. It isn't grindy like the grinders, and not and findy as the finders. I guess it's unique.
That's all from me now. Until the next post!
-Dew
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