Hi guys I just wanted to talk about another game that a recently got into. This game is called Counter Strike Global Offensive. I'm sure most of you already know what this game is speaking that it has over 10 million copies sold world-wide, but I'll still be explaining what its like. I will be referring to this game as CSGO during this blog as many people call it. CSGO is a team based action game, and is also a first person shooter. In CSGO there are multiple types of weapons rifles, smgs, heavy, and pistols. There are also a wide assortment of grenades. In Counter Strike there is 5 modes (casual, demolition, death-match, arms race, competitive). To make everything easier I will only be talking about competitive mode. The main thing in competitive is to win of course. There are three ways to win; for both teams its to kill the entire enemy team. For terrorists it is to plant the bomb and let it explode, while counter terrorist's personal way to winning is defusing the bomb. There are usually 30 rounds in a competitive. My favorite maps are Mirage, Dust 2, and Cahce.
Tuesday, April 12, 2016
Tuesday, March 22, 2016
Games I Like
Hello everyone today I wanted to talk about a game I have been recently playing to you guys.
I recently got into is Guild Wars 2, and I am happy I did. This game was developed by Arenanet, and I think its awesome. Guild Wars 2 is a massive game, I have been playing this game for 2 weeks now and I only have 7% of the game done. In this game you can choose from five different races Char, Human, Asura, Sylvari, and Norn. After you have chosen from these various races you have to choose your class. The classes you can choose from are Mesmer, Guardian, Necromancer, Ranger, Elementalist, and Warrior. To break things down so it will be easier for everyone to under stand I will be talking about my own class and race. I am a Human Necromancer, and I think the necromancer class is amazing. You can summon your own minions to help you fight, and you can suck the life force out of enemy's and transfer it to you. There are just so many things you can do in guild wars you can do events, you can do your quests or you can do your personal story quest. The best part is every so often an event boss spawns in the server. Usually when an event boss spawns its a group event that means a lot of other player in that server are going to join and help fight to kill the boss. When the boss dies everyone gets loot. This is why I think Guild Wars 2 is an awesome game
I recently got into is Guild Wars 2, and I am happy I did. This game was developed by Arenanet, and I think its awesome. Guild Wars 2 is a massive game, I have been playing this game for 2 weeks now and I only have 7% of the game done. In this game you can choose from five different races Char, Human, Asura, Sylvari, and Norn. After you have chosen from these various races you have to choose your class. The classes you can choose from are Mesmer, Guardian, Necromancer, Ranger, Elementalist, and Warrior. To break things down so it will be easier for everyone to under stand I will be talking about my own class and race. I am a Human Necromancer, and I think the necromancer class is amazing. You can summon your own minions to help you fight, and you can suck the life force out of enemy's and transfer it to you. There are just so many things you can do in guild wars you can do events, you can do your quests or you can do your personal story quest. The best part is every so often an event boss spawns in the server. Usually when an event boss spawns its a group event that means a lot of other player in that server are going to join and help fight to kill the boss. When the boss dies everyone gets loot. This is why I think Guild Wars 2 is an awesome game
Sunday, March 20, 2016
Ninth drawing blog: How to Draw a Kitten Part: 1
Step 1: Draw a rough circle. At the bottom of this circle make a small upside down semi-circle. On each side of the circle draw triangles. Make sure these triangles are at the top of the head because these are going to be the kitten's ears. For the kitten's nose/mouth draw and upside down triangle, and make a small upside down "Y" touching its tip. For the kittens eyes draw two ovals, and add small circles that have the top left side cut off. Above the kitten's eyes draw an "M" in chicken scratch form. On the sides of the eyes draw a small curve going downwards. Under the left eye draw a small curved "V" and for the right eye draw a big curved "V". Make the kitten's neck by drawing a big obtuse angle going downwards. Back to the kittens eyes. Go to the areas that were cut off, and draw a bubbly circle for each eye. Shade in the pupil dark black and outline the outside of the eye with the same dark black. Shade in the cornea (area around the kittens pupil) by making it darker the further it is away from the pupil.
Step 2: Shade in the kitten's nose lightly, and add small semi circles on each side of the triangle to make nostrils. Darken the mouth of the kitten, making sure the middle of the mouth is darker. Start adding small lines from the tips of the nose towards the kitten's eyes. From the nose shade in a triangle going upwards. Make sure that the triangles tip reaches the highest point of the kitten's eyes. Darken the "V" that is next to both of the eyes. Above both of the kittens eyes add small curved lines. Add a few more lines on top of the triangle between the kittens eyes making it reach the chicken scratch "M".
Friday, March 18, 2016
Just Talking
Hi guys Minas here I just wanted to sit down and right to guys about something that I like a lot. If you guys don't know I love drawing, and I love origami hence forth why i made this blog about those subjects. In a recent blog post I told you guys how I got into drawing, now I am going to tell you guys how I got into origami.
I got into origami in a way that most people might not have thought. A few years back before I started blogging my family and I went to an art museum. When I was at the that museum I saw many sculptures that really fascinated me. After that trip I decided I wanted to start sculpting, but I didn't know how and the supplies for it were to expensive for me to buy. After that I thought of other ways to sculpt and origami came to me. Origami was simple and the materials for it were cheap (just paper). I started by making simple airplanes slowly getting better and making more advanced creations. I now usually build an origami creation weekly to daily because it fascinates me. That's how I got into origami I hope you enjoyed this blog see you next time.
I got into origami in a way that most people might not have thought. A few years back before I started blogging my family and I went to an art museum. When I was at the that museum I saw many sculptures that really fascinated me. After that trip I decided I wanted to start sculpting, but I didn't know how and the supplies for it were to expensive for me to buy. After that I thought of other ways to sculpt and origami came to me. Origami was simple and the materials for it were cheap (just paper). I started by making simple airplanes slowly getting better and making more advanced creations. I now usually build an origami creation weekly to daily because it fascinates me. That's how I got into origami I hope you enjoyed this blog see you next time.
Sunday, February 28, 2016
Origami Blog: How to Make An Origami Crane
Step 1: First get a normal sheet of printer paper and make it into a square piece of paper. Fold the square piece of paper in half both ways. Your paper should have a plus going through the paper, and a a line going through the middle. Now turn the paper so it looks like a diamond, and Fold it in half to make a triangle. Do a reverse fold going inward on the triangle. This will take out on of the corners in the paper. Now do the same thing to the other corner.
Step 2: Now fold each of the flaps towards the middle on there respected side. Fold the triangle at the top of the paper downwards. Now unfold each of the flaps so the paper would look like a smaller diamond. Fold the layer that is facing you forwards. This will make a small bowl shape. Press down on this bowl making a thin diamond. Now do the same thing to the next layer.
Step 3: Unfold the Sides that you just folded making it turn back into a small diamond. Now you are going to do a petal fold on the diamond. Bring one flap upwards, so a pocket is made. You are then going to fold the sides of the pocket downwards so it makes a long diamond. Do that to the other side. Fold every bottom side of the diamond towards the middle so the bottom of the diamond is skinnier then the top. Turn the diamond to its side, so it looks flat for you. Then unfold the side facing you making it flat the other way. When the side is flat fold it upwards until it cant go any higher. When you have finished that fold it back in half. Do that same process to the other side. Choose the side that you want to be the head, and do a reverse fold on the tip of the piece making it look like a head. Grab the piece opposite to the head a push it further to its corresponding side. That will make the cranes tail. Finally fold the flaps downwards that are separating the head from the tail. There you have it you have just finished you origami crane.
Origami Blog: How to Make an Origami Dove
Step 1: Get a square piece of paper and turn it, so it looks like a diamond. Then grab the bottom flap and fold it upwards. It should look like a triangle now. Now fold the right side of the triangle to the left side, then unfold it. Bring the tip of the right side to the top of the triangle. Do same thing to the left side. Now fold each of the sides downwards, so there tips are now on the bottom. Then unfold the piece so it is back to a small diamond.
Step 2: Fold each side of the diamond, so the tips of the left and right side are touching the middle. Now unfold that, so it back to a diamond. Now that there is a crease on the very side of each side do a reverse fold on them. Fold the entire thing in half, so it will look like a trapezoid. On each side of the trapezoid fold on of the flaps downwards making a ninety degree angle on the paper. Fold the part that made the ninety degree angle to the other side now. Fold the top corner of the paper towards both sides. Use the vertical line as a folding area. Now do a reverse fold on that corner folding it inside.
Step 3: Fold the flaps that made a ninety degree angle back to its original side leaving some of it on the side it was still on. On the very bottom of the paper (opposite to the corner that was reverse folded in step three) fold the tip of the corner to the side. Now unfold this, and do a reverse fold on the corner. You are now done with your origami dove.
Origami Blog: How to make a Jumping Frog
Step 1: Get a square piece of paper and fold it in half vertically. Then fold the piece of paper in half again, but this time horizontally. Grab the flap that is facing you, and fold that back up. Now unfold everything so it looks like a rectangle again. Fold the left corner down towards the other side unfold that and do the same thing to the other corner. Do a revere fold on those corners making that top section turn into a triangle.
Step 2: Fold the bottom flap of the rectangle so it meets up with the bottom of the triangle. Grab one side of the triangle, and bring it to the other side. With the corner gone fold the rectangle part of the paper to the middle. When you are done with that fold the triangle back to its place, do that to the other side. Fold the rectangle part of the triangle again so it meets up with the bottom of the triangle. Fold the corners of that rectangle downwards so the corners meet up with the bottom. Now unfold the rectangle and do a reverse fold on those small corners. It should look like there is an upside down pentagon on the bottom of the triangle. Fold the corners of the trapezoid downwards to it looks like its an upside down trapezoid
Step 3: Fold the corners of the top triangle upwards to make small arms. Fold the middle trapezoid flaps towards there corresponding sides. Fold the pentagon upwards then unfold half of it back downwards. You are now done with your Origami Frog.
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