So somehow, simply by selling stuff, I managed to get 13 million recently, only for me to collect stamps and glowing eggs, until I had around 10 million. Then I earned more in the shop for 11.9 million again.

It's Marapet's birthday, and for this event, I was told to go to different players' accounts to click on the invite button for them. Through this, I was able to get to know all types of players for the first time. I took time to study the different profiles as I did this to figure out more of the game.

I took note of how long players were in the game. Many have been here for 14 years or similar when it comes to various gold players, though I don't know if they've likely had long possibly years of a break in between, only to come back to their old account later. The gold player I've seen with the least time here, I don't take account of the names, was around 1 year and a couple of months. Others seemed to have been here for 3-5 years.

I am also a bit puzzled about how there are people my level and under them who have registered here for a very long time, and appear to have collected so much as well as experienced so much of the game, without caring much about the progress goals. No judgment, but I find this bizarre. Some may have breaks in between, but many genuinely seem to just let it be like this for a few 2-5 years, maybe, or more. What???

Some around level 15 have been the same time as me around a couple few months though, but most have been here for longer. Some a year, without going up a level. I found out I could already past level 15 with the amount of battle experience my pet has, going way beyond what is needed with forum questions. But maybe I'm just unlucky, and I keep getting Knutt Knight questions that have a level 500-2,000 opponent for some reason. Who knows? I wish this game adjusted to the player's level from easiest to hardest with quests, but it's entirely randomized in difficulty. A bit confusing, I guess, but I'll keep trying.

I also participated a bit on the forum, creating some topics for myself on the spam sites on deep quotes, and positive news/affirmations spam, just to share some of my ideas. I looked at various subjects without commenting, but I answered some in the entertainment site, especially on books, and the "other" section. Interesting, but sometimes I wish there were more active topics there, so oh well. Outside of private messages with real life fri

So I decided to stop a lot of pet dailies before, but I decided I'd at least work on the gym at least once a day for my 3 pets, of which on some days, I spend a lot of time checking in regularly throughout the day to work on. Others I just do one or two, and then get lazy after. So oh well. I actually did manage to complete some Knutt Knight quests to try to get past level 15, but no luck in completing 10 Baspinar goals at this point, I guess.

I've been thinking of possibly buying gift boxes, but I usually wait until I spend enough time in a game over time to make sure I stick around. You see, I have a track history of trying new games and sticking for a week or two, then immediately leaving for another one. Though I usually have 1 or 2 game obsessions on which I am entirely consumed by. Considering I have been here for an entire month and about 1 week, I might have finally found my new obsession. I actually left gaming for a while because some old games I played for years closed down, due to bankruptcy, not enough cash. .
. then I just took a break from gaming into other hobbies, other than watching Youtube videos of gaming, I guess. To be honest, a handful of old websites, projects on websites, have closed down or slowed down considerably during the pandemic, and I guess . . . even if I seem to have about a million hobbies everywhere else in my life, I long for a sense of routine at least in the middle of all that chaos. Though I'm still not sure about the giftboxes. Let's see if I stick around for 2 months maybe?

On the side, I just decided to master the games as much as possible while waiting for the gym stats to increase for my pets. For example, I finally won at chess without getting a stalemate or draw, and I won at Reversi a handful of times. I finally won at the Uno game, and I'm impressed with how it's going. For a lot of the classic board games, I just observe the tactics and strategies of the computer opponent against me, then I see if I can copy or make use of it somehow in the next game with them. Too lazy to read tips on it sometimes, so I just learn by doing and observing what the computer player 2 is doing.

I've gone from about 4 to 12 hits in Fairy Flight to about 400+ in my high score. And Mine Marada at barely anything to around 200+. That's far from the highest scores on this website, but not bad to develop in one month, I guess, from completely nothing. From Toy Blocks, I reached around

I dreamed one day of starting a business, so I read a lot of business books growing up. I don't have the confidence or tech experience to do it immediately after college, but I figure I'd get there eventually.

In the meanwhile, I guess I'll just give you people some tips here.

1. You can either make money from having many cheap items at once, or fewer more expensive items at once. It's a focus a lot of businesses do, on which one to emphasize, and you can only seem to do both well if you have enough skill or resources, if not both.

2. You can make a lot of MP selling prize items in games. Personally, I keep collecting a lot of prize items first, got a 200,000+ MP worth plushie and I kept it, as well as a 300,000+ glowing egg, and I also kept it. Maybe when I finished collecting enough, I'd sell more of what I get from those games, but oh well.

3. On the games, like in real life, try to emphasize your strengths or what you are good at to make money off it. Instead of focusing too much on your weaknesses, instead focus on getting better at the games you are best at and enjoy. Perhaps when you feel satisfied with that, you can then work to expand your skill with your weaknesses.

4. Sell photos of pets. You only need a few MP to take two photos a day, or more if you're on a higher level. It helps to make use of the free operations daily, so your pet can transform into something for a rarer picture, if you don't have an enchanted plushie or potion you want to make use of. If you don't want to transform all your pets regularly, you can choose specific pets you want to use for taking photos, especially since there's only a limited amount of photos you can get within a time limit. As in real business, make use of free or cheap items around, then figure out something to do with it.

5. Sell items you get from randomized games, which are labeled as the "chance games" on this site, if you want to. At the beginning, you might want to collect everything, but as you go on, you'll get more of the items you already have, on which you might want to sell. If you're not a super collector in wanting to collect every single thing, you might simply dislike certain items you get and you can choose to sell that to someone who does like it.

6. Make use of another currencies in Marapets. You can sell items in other currency shops for a higher amount of MP, and for some, it may be easier to get

I was around 2.5 million MP with 3.5 million saved in the bank from the last blog update, and I earned some with the games, while spent a bit more, but not by much. Then I read in the instruction guides online that I was supposed to get the profits from my shop in the shop till, huh? So I withdrew the money and got around 5 million MP in total now. I realized the sales part of Marapets recently either. It seemed people did buy my stuff, but I just didn't pay attention much to certain items disappearing. Wow, I really need to look up more guides online for this game to get it. Oh well, at least I have more MP now.

I actually decided to take a break from making my pets go through gym, the elite gym, school, and university. I don't know why, but it just tires me out having to click around each hour or more for something, and I know that will make me have to wait to progress to level 16 later on, but oh well.

I figured I just didn't want to make this game into another type of work, you know, and get overly competitive. I'm fine with people who take this game more seriously than how I'm going about this game more casually, none of my business if it makes you happy, but I have other stuff in my life I want to do, I guess. So I just stuck with what I liked about the game and didn't spend much other than for making sure on being responsible for my pets' hunger, thirst and happiness stats. I just spent much of this period playing the games each day.

I heard before that it's not always helpful to try to master every hobby if your heart is not into it on that level. That it's okay if you're not super talented on every interest, or that every interest has to be useful in some way and will make you a living now or when you grow up. It's okay. I just remember that type of advice. Hobbies are for leisure, after all. To relax. Passions are more of the things you really want to master because you enjoy mastering it, but this game is not what I would call a "passion," for me, so I guess here is where it is for now. Even with passions, you don't need to be number one in everything to be happy with it. With passions, you just like doing your best even if you aren't number one, and that love ironically enough is what often makes people number one in something, or at least. . . errr. . . near the top of whatever they're trying to master, eh?

I guess with Marapets, there isn't just one route of what you want to do with the ga

Since I got really bored having to wait for my pet to keep increasing gym stats, I decided to post a blog on some game tips along the way. Since I might repeat certain games compared to before when I first came here, I decided to just make another series of articles on it.

Triple Pyramid Solitaire Tips

1. When you can add cards from both ascending and descending directions, count the number of cards that you can add into the deck that is in order. For example, you might have card number 6 with cards number 5 and 7. On card 7, it ends there, but with card 5, it turns out you can move down at card 4, 3, and 2 also.

2. Notice if you can repeat cards. Such as, you have card 7 and card 6. Then after you add the 6, you can go back to another 7, to repeat the cycle, instead of moving forward to getting card 8 already.

3. Try to get the most bottom cards met first. This will help reveal the cards behind to have more options for your next move.

Pyramid Solitaire Tips

1. Memorize the card combinations that add up to 13. . . these are :
King card, which can be clicked on by itself. The Queen and Ace card. The Jack card and the 2 card. The 10 card and the 3 card. The 9 card and the 4 card. The 8 card and the 5 card. The 7 card and the 6 card.

2. Notice if the card behind certain cards are helpful to add a pair to 13 if you have more than one choice of card to clear. For example, you might have two jack cards, and you have a two. It turns out behind one of the jack cards, is an ace card for the queen card, so pick that one.

3. On the deck cards at the bottom, there will be a left and right set of cards on which you can choose from. The right was your previous choice, and sometimes when the current choice was cleared, it will make room for the previous choice to be used. For example, you cleared up a 10 card with a 3 card. Behind that is a 4 card for the 9 card, which was your previous choice card.

Gold Mine Tips

1. Sometimes you will have to temporarily push the cart back to clear the game. It's okay. Do so anyway.

2. Sometimes when moving the blocks, you will have to temporarily make it harder for the cart to move in the process by adding more obstacles to it. Realize this usually takes several steps in later levels, and you will have to temporarily move stuff around to make it clear up.

3. Notice the size