Sensonic G20

Sensonic G20 and Kingston 8GB purchased

Alienware Asia DotA Championship 2010

Asian and Oceania teams gear up for the Alienware Asia DotA Championship 2010! Alienware, Dell subsidiary specializing in gaming equipment, is giving out USD 5,550 cash in prizes. Played online with better connections in Garena rooms, you can relax at home or play with your team in a LAN cafe! Form your team now because available slots fill up quickly!

Registration opens on March 31. Besides increasing your chances by upgrading your gaming gear, follow this guide to register a team on the Garena Tournament System, read the qualifier rules and study the ADC 2009 replays to prepare! Remember to stay tuned for information on how to complete your registration.

ALIENWARE ADC 2010 PRIZES

Champion: $1,600
Runner-up: $1,200
2nd Runner-up: $800
4th Place: $400
5th Place: $350
6th Place: $300
7th Place: $250
8th Place: $200
9th Place: $150
10th – 12nd Place: $100

Returning teams include Nirvana.cn, Nirvana.my, Aeon, MCiTY, StarsBoba, AlienwareDigi, Mineski.PH and DTrust!

Gallantmon

Took some fun around Digimon Battle RPG which is global MMORPG based and finally achieving what I anticipated the most! That's gaining at least 1 Mega level Digimon and there you have it, with rank over Brave Tamer(enables you to use "Shout" chat system) and also the road for my Tamer "RollsRoyce" has a long road to go. My aim is to get at least 2 Ultimates or 2 Champions and pump in some DigiEggs and Crest+2/+3/+4 before quitting the game. But as for now, let's recall our times in this epic Digimon online game.

Gallantmon raised by RollsRoyce

Chong Hua Xuan

Wheat grass

Fried pork with vegetables

Mixed beancurd

Kung pao stir fried-chicken

Location :
Section 64,
Jalan Mendu,
93200 Sarawak,
Kuching

Modern Warfare 2

Epic moments in Modern Warfare 2's last ACT scenario.

Throwing knife to eliminate Shepherd(main antagonist) after the betrayal of Task Force 141 is just EPIC!

The picture of all the great ol' soldiers back in the game.

Special Ops is a great mode for solo and co-op.

Digimon RPG

Digimon RPG is a free to play micro-transaction supported MMORPG in a setting based on that of the Digimon media franchise, specifically the Digimon Tamers anime. It is currently only available to play in South Korea, but fan-created English and Spanish translation patches exist. In addition Bandai and Digitalic are working on an official English version of the game that is planned for Global launch in March 2010 by WeMade Entertainment.




Recently, WeMade Entertainment signed a contract with Digitalic allowing them to release Digimon RPG along with its currently-in-development sequel, Digimon Masters. Originally Digitalic had signed a contract with CDC games, however the contract was cancelled.

Digimon Battle is the English version of the Korean Digimon RPG, which was originally scheduled to be released sometime last year (2009) by CDC Games. Now it is scheduled to be released march 2010, the date displayed on the official trailer, with Korean MMO developer and service provider "WeMade Entertainment" handling its operation.

New Maggi

Maggi new packaged noodle for supper meal

DotA Gauger

The purpose of me creating DotA Gauger (created by MY.RollsRoyce) is to analyze the players from publics to competitive levels for the world's most favourite pick of game called as Defense Of The Ancient. There's not much of e-sports and forum stating the differences between beginners and professionals alike in the DotA world we play in. So as a matter of fact, I will make a scale of level ratings for people to know where they are currently at regardless the roles you played.

The rating goes by the numeric numbers of zero until hundred whilst to indicate the standards of player you might want to play with or recruit for competitive DotA.


Public DotA (based on the overall skills/performance/experience of a player having fun/casual ways OR applying competitive strategies/experience to play the match)

0 - 20 - Newbie. Tends to fail in most games and has very low ideas of how DotA is played.
21 - 40 - Beginner. Knows basic knowledges about DotA and how it is played but no proper path.
41 - 60 - Amateur. Has quite a certain knowledge about DotA and its gameplay. Moderately.
61 - 80 - Semi-Pro. Wise enough to master DotA heroes and the knowledge required to win.
81 - 100 - Elite. Extremely knowledgeable of the game map and plays at the peak of gaming.

Competitive DotA (based on the overall talent/skills/strategies/teamwork/co-ordinations to play it in normal/competitive arena)

0 - 20 - Newbie. Will bring utter disappointment in big leagues and tournament due to low skills.
21 - 40 - Amateur. Knows basic DotA but still unable to cope with competitive gameplay styles.
41 - 60 - Semi-Pro. Is able to cope with competitive play styles and slightly improves teamplay.
61 - 80 - Elite. Adaptive to the competitive arena and uses strategies and skills to battle it out.
81 - 100 - Star. Extremely insane skills and teamplay to win out most DotA matchups.

Note : Public DotA can be short formed as PD ratings and Competitive DotA can be short formed as CD ratings. To use it with a format example(my very own example and my current skills indicator) :

Garena/Bnet Nickname : MY.RollsRoyce
PD ratings : 82/100 (Elite)
CD ratings : 60/100 (Semi-Pro)


This concludes the indicator for both categories to classified the game you always play. If you happen to surf through this blog, do welcome! Get to know where's your position are!