Hiii. This is a boring blog entry... Just wanted to see if anyone wanted to say hi or something P: Yeah, it's four AM, i'm working on Rannoch's bio. I think a lot of you will be surprised by his story c':
Okay, well i'm having issues zooming in. I have both a desktop and a laptop, when I'm on the desktop, i can normally zoom in closer to my deer with the scroller on the mouse. How would i do that on the laptop? I've tried everything haha.
Dag's old story blogs will be updated over the next few days, and I thought to save confusion I'll simply write here what it is I am changing as a time-saver; I don't want the old blogs to be bumped.
There are a few things that need changing, but the most important is that I am removing the element in which the Season's refer to Dag as their Son. I am changing this because I feel it makes more sense for him to simply be a charge or theirs/a servant for their purpose.
It turned from a beautiful, sunny day to a horrible, rainy, thunderstorm. I was doing stuff in my room and my father's fiancée, Karen, was helping me out. She was afraid the weather was getting bad so she told me, calmly, to get down to the basement. While I was walking there Karen went to our porch to close the door, and then she started yelling for me to get down in the basement. When we got down there she said she saw a black, spinning, cloud touching the ground. My father was in a studio in our yard, and he worked there, teaching students guitar and recording songs. He also had our black lab, Ruby. In the house we had an Australian Shepard who couldn't go down the stairs, so Karen had to leave her up there, so we were worried. Our cat got down just fine. Karen texted my father to get in the house with some people he was recording with. He brought Ruby and the others, and he helped us get Moxie(the Australian Shepard) down.
After a few minutes the weather got calmer. It was still rainy and windy, so we went up to investigate. There was no tornado, but we had the radio and the T.V on. Apparently there was a tornado watch. But there was a tornado. And Karen saw it, right in the corn field across our street. It was that close.
Luckily, the tornado didn't damage anything. We are lucky that we are alive, especially with the tornado so close to our house.
This game looks fun and relaxing. The only problem is I can't figure out how to get the game to recognize my registration. I have it downloaded, I went to my e-mail and pressed the link...but...I cant really figure out how to start the game. I've played it as a full grown deer but I was pretty sure that you're suppose to start off as a fawn. Can someone walk me through this please?
