Mafia Wars: Hints, Tips, Strategies and Cheats

Posted by annjee | Around the Arena | Tuesday 17 November 2009 3:57 pm

Mafia Wars is an online game that has recently become popular as it is being played on different Social Networking sites like FaceBook, MySpace andTagged.Com. The number of players averages 5 Million per day. A game with this population should consider building a separate platform.

Unlike other war games, Mafia Wars will not take you to a war zone. This is all but strategy on Jobs, Properties and Builds. On every job completed, the boss (player) is rewarded with points that can be used to strengthen his character. How you allocate these points is the tricky part.

There are 3 basic builds:

Fearless – if you’d like to fight more often. The Stamina tank for this build replenishes more quickly than the other 2. If you want to get rich with this build, pump your stamina up and get into lots of fights, be a hired gun to loot more money.

Mogul – they bag the most money. I chose this for my main Mafia boss because I want to get rich hahaha!. Moguls get the most cash by doing jobs and getting into fights or heists. But the tank replenishment is awfully slow, at 5 minutes interval per one point (same goes for the Fearless). So where to pump the stats depend on which way you want to get rich by. If it’s through fights, then hit stamina. If it’s by doing jobs, then improve your energy to the max.

Maniac – the energized ones. The energy tank replenishes at one point per 3 minutes, so maniacs gets the most jobs done in one day. More job, more money! But beware on pumping too much energy and forgetting the other stats. Other Mafias will come and kill and rob. Energy don’t do much in fights. Losing fights mean property damage, losing cash and experience points (wars).

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WOW Merge with Battle.net

Posted by annjee | Announcements, Around the Arena | Tuesday 17 November 2009 3:31 pm

Blizzard Entertainment hosts around a hundred of games. For someone who plays any more than 2 of these games, account management is a crucial part. This must be why Battle.net was built – to create a centralized account system for all Blizzard games. I only play the most popular World of Warcraft. I do not have multiple accounts to merge with. But even so, I did my part. All because I’m required to do so. All WOW players are required to, unless you want to be left behind after the mass transfer.

The new Battle.net is an online game service with features designed specifically around Blizzard Entertainment titles, and will include a complete set of around-the-game features including a state-of-the-art matchmaking system, achievement system, social networking features, structured competitive play options, a marketplace, and much more. The perks? it allows you to log in to World of Warcraft, manage purchases at the online Blizzard Store, keep track of CD keys for your Blizzard Entertainment games, access our websites (such as the World of Warcraft Armory), opt in to upcoming beta tests, and more using a single login — just your email address and a password.

One of the most important features that will be added in the future is the parental control system. Apparently, this Wow account management tool has not been carried over yet. Unless the parent or guardian plays, they may share the same Battle.net account with a minor player. Monitoring is still possible. Always possible.

How to merge? Just go to Battle.net, and create an account. After submitting the form, a link will take you to an account management page that will show “Merge with WOW”. It’s pretty easy and will take no more than two minutes to complete if you follow the directions correctly. If the merge is successful, you will get a Penguin Pet (which will be sent to you by mail) to keep you company on the WOW warzone. This is what I’m only excited about hahaha! I am a wow pet collector :D

I’ve heard stories of players who had problems logging in after the merge. Some had to go through the tedious part of contacting Blizzard support, uninstalling and installing plug-ins and all that just to get the game running again. Those glitches didn’t happen to my account, thankfully. Sorry for those who had to go through all sorts of trouble. I guess we just need to make sure we’re doing things right the first time.

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