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I'm trying not to think about them until I'm truely getting bored with a game. They give you some good objectives sometimes. The Minecraft list of achievements reads like a tutorial for important things you need to do in the game. 

I'm up to 50 hours this year putting it number three on my most played games list for 2017. I looked at my records and I'm up to just over 600 hours total counting both X360 and XBO versions. This is since 2012 when I first recorded playing it. Last year was the most at 412 hours. I don't think I'll ever play it that much again unless they add a medieval warfare version. I keep wanting to build a castle and defend it like in Dragon Quest Builders. I'd also like to siege a castle and build catapults and trebuchet's. I experimented with the dispenser the other day. You can get it to shoot out fireballs like it was a cannon, but you can't move it around to change aim once it's placed. 

Ha ha! I was wondering about that too. 

Cool. I want to try those sometime. 

I keep wanting to mention the various tweaks they've done to the game but keep running out of blog space. The boats got fixed, the fighting is more realistic, and enemies are a little tougher, just to name a few. 

I keep taking jobs and then quitting them in a few days or a week. I'm on a new plan this week to work at a drug store and study Pharmacy Tech stuff. I'm going to try it part time at first to make sure I stick with it for a while. I just hope my family supports me in this for a little while. Otherwise I won't know what to do next. Thanks for asking.

I was the same for like a year after it hit Xbox 360 and then I tried the demo just for the heck of it and got pulled in. I like seeing it as a kind of RPG and playing it that way. Creative mode is too open ended although sometimes I use that to try things. Like the other day I was trying to figure out how minecart hoppers worked. 

Yea, I thought the recent DLC updates just added achievements for those new multiplayer minigames, but there were a few Survival mode ones snuck in there. I guess they worked on me because I was about to put Minecraft down. 

I like those happy meal toys and Loot Rascals has me interested. I'm thinking it's something like Skulls of the Shogun. I want to try it. 

The inside of that van is pretty cool. Are those Shoji doors? It's like a Japanese apartment inside. 

Well, I've only read his "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep" story which became the film Blade Runner. I guess I mention him because his "Man in the High Castle" just became a TV show. That one seems heavily political and dark.