Made an Accomplishment!

Bought Terraria on steam. on a daily sale event they're having, for 75% off that day only (from $10 to $2.50). Originally thought of buying it soon as I get paid on my next job (late this month, unless something came up... been having some terrible luck with jobs lately) but the low price was just... too tempting to not resist.

Plus a close friend of mine has the game and... I don't have many games that are graphic demanding that we could play. Low-budget graphics card (Intel) draws a huge line of what games to buy. Lucky if any of them have demos to try to see if I can play and how well performance wise.

So I tried the game for a bit... like it. Then came the issue of multiplayer... need to make a server (which isn't easy for those who don't know how to, including me.) Can only make a LAN server if you're inexperienced with computers. My close friend showed me a youtube video, How to: Get a multiplayer server started on Terraria (on netgear router which we use), slightly outdated but reliable enough, on how it's done... sorta hesitated though... decided to go for it, give it a try. Wanna play some game with her...

So did what was instructed on the video (despite a few differences). Had to ask my close friend for a quick test to see if it worked... and it did!

I felt so proud to know I did something right.

I do plan to record our adventures in Terraria... but first gotta deal with a few vids (17 clips) that were accidentally went to 60fps instead of 30fps, taking up about twice as much space than usual (over 40gb total). There are entertaining footage in there anyway with me and another friend on Portal 2.

This Saturday however will be a bit busy... grandfolks finally moving and whole immediate family will help out one way or another. Don't know how long it'll take for us, or how many days they plan on doing the move. Do want to get the footage over with ASAP to get as much space as possible for Terraria recordings.

Update: Apparently the footage I got won't cooperate with movie maker... 60fps is just murdering it and my display driver (had to do a few force restarts). Editing/viewing/saving in a wmv format just crashes it eventually. A shame though.