The best armor is...

Actually the best armor you can get is not the armor with the highest level, but armor that has only protection against very few elements that you can combine with other armor. Take this example:

This is seriously good armor: one protects from fire and earth, and one from wood and metal. And since they can be combined (no overlap in elements), this is actually equivalent to a "level 28" armor protecting from wood, metal, fire and earth...

Let's see how I fare with it.

A new blog...

For whatever reason I can't get into my old blog. So here's a new one.

Yesterday I gave my good old Webraid another try. You would expect that after the feeling "this is my own program, my baby" wears off, you'd see things in a more objective manner. If this is true, then Web Raid might actually be a good game as I'm having a good time. It's still hard, and unforgiving, and right now I'm sitting over my computer and staring at this screen:

This happened after I managed to get down to the lowest level of a dungeon, cleaning most of the levels, getting so much cool stuff. And then I got overconfident. And now I have to do it all again...