As you may know, prime numbers are a Big Deal in Glitch, and the number 11 is a favorite for achievement badges. With publishing this issue of the Glitchen ImaginatUr, we got a secret achievement! So secret that even Tiny Speck probably didn’t know about it!
Summer is the season for dips in the pool, sun burns, and VEGGIES! What better way to kick off the hottest time of year then to celebrate Mab, our Giantess who holds sway over crops? Without veggies how would we activate spinach or make beebs her favorite snack: pickles?
Greetings, fellow Glitchen! Welcome to the first edition of Passing Notes.
Throughout my travels, I often come across interesting, inspiring, funny, and touching notes. This is my way of not only sharing some of my favorites, but also keeping a permanent record of this literary gold.
Since we began testing our new homes, I have noticed that I spend less and less time out on the streets of Ur. At first, it was all the decorating and cultivating at my test home that kept me busy, playing with every décor option, expanding my front and back yards, building and placing every stick of furniture.
I am a quick and ardent supporter of the Resource Routes. I think that, despite their flaws, they provide a great resource (excuse the pun) to all the Glitchen of Ur: easy access to what we all need.
Diary of a Tortured Soul: Hour 1: Having died while the site was down, instead of resurrecting as usual, I have returned to Ur as a ghost. Being a ghost does not seem to inhibit my ability to do glitch-y things like pet piggies and squeeze chickens. Mood loss is about the same.
Here at the ImaginatUr we write articles that cover the gamut of happenings in Ur, but we never really write about things that happen inside the ImaginatUr. We have our own stories too! For issue 11 we’d like to share with you some stories of how we started, hi-jinx, touching moments, and even mundane experiences we have as journalists at large.
For this issue’s Glitch on the Go, I chose to do an in-depth interview with a single Glitch, Bachjess, founder of the Civility Group. We met at her lovely home and stood around for a chat [When are we going to be able to sit on our furniture?].
Recently, Tiny Speck introduced the filters feature to snaps. As a result, standard in-game photos can be turned into a virtual work of art with the mere touch of a button. The filters, which can be acquired via upgrade cards, run the gamut from black and white to a dither effect and everything in between.
Dear Beebs,
I have hundreds of SDB’s in my house. I don’t particularly want to pay to upgrade each and every one of them but the free options are really bumming me out.
