I’ve been a bit behind on reading all of my mail these past couple of weeks because I’ve had a lot going on. Between traveling/odd class schedule and work that’s been less than exciting/friendly, I’ve been leaving no time for self-improvement and fun.

Hopefully I’ll get a good dose of that soon, but in the meantime, I’m celebrating the end of the school year by looking at what is, without a doubt, my favorite packaged birthday gift. Now I could say I like these puzzles because they are great to put together at a game night with my girlfriend (what could be more fun than playing Jigsaw with the love of your life?), because they are a great gift, because they are big and beautiful, because they are neat (seriously), or because I discovered them in the “5 Star Puzzles” section of Barnes and Noble. The answer is BECAUSE they are a BEPuzzled!

I am not kidding! Half the day yesterday I was making mental lists of all the activities I had going on, all the books I was reading, all the hobbies I am planning on picking up again (here’s looking at you crochet and loom knitting!). And it hit me! I’d been doing well for a long time in life, but this box of Jigsaw Puzzles was the BEST SURPRISE EVER!

Twenty minutes later I was visiting the Jigsaw puzzle icon on my phone, and there was a sale for Jigsaw Puzles! Not just any Jigsaw puzzle, I was paying $7.99 for a jigsaw puzzle of some LEGOs that I own. I had to close the puzzle and look again because of the sheer size of what I was really buying. I’ve bought Jigsaw puzzles in the past, but they were pint sized and not as much fun as BEPuzzled! There are puzzles that make your eyes bug out when you look at them, and man are these puzzles annoying! I’m planning to put together the two jigsaw puzzles I picked up last night for Saturday Stretching tomorrow morning.

I was lucky to find the puzzles, though, because this is the BEPuzzled Day sale and they just went on sale a few hours ago!

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Crafting Dead is meant to be a survival game similar to Dead by Daylight. One of the biggest differences is that in Dead by Daylight, the player is the hero! In Crafting Dead, the player is instead a survivor, the normal guy in Minecraft. This means that the player is starting with limited tools and a lack of equipment. He is going to have to craft items, fight off zombies, and eventually fend off other players.
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The game is being supported by 4 albums:
– Pre-Alpha – A mostly-unfinished sandbox. Everything can and will be changed!
– Alpha – In the Alpha and Beta phase, there will be bug fixing and content alterations!
– Beta – The soon-to-be-released final product.
– Release – The final product.
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– Map Features – Use the variety of crafting items to create and expand your home. There are 5 different habitats to survive in. Each habitat is open-ended and has it’s own environment and items.
– Key Item Features – Each class has it’s own set of unique key items they can craft to make themselves stronger. These items can be crafted at your home on any server.
– Progression System – Each player has a “Rarity” stat which is determined by how well they perform in combat. This stat can be changed throughout the game as a player develops. A perfect player is supposed to be high-end veteran!
– Inventory – Each player has a backpack. The contents of your backpack is locked until the player clicks it and opens it. This means that there is no cheating! It also means that item distribution will be random on pickup!
– Customization – Players can craft additional items in their “Armor” inventory. These additional items can be bought and sold with the in-game currency called “Currency”.
– PvP – Players will be able to fight other players on a PvP server. Players on a PvP server are not influenced by the healing items.
– Social Features – Each player will have it’s own “Social Center” which keeps a record of their friends, their total kill count, and the number of friends they have on a server. This is a place for players to meet.
– Open World – Each player can go wherever they like on the map. This means that if a player has a weapon, they can go to another player, craft that weapon, and go kill them. If a player isn’t looking for combat, they can

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