Today, the Featured Game was The Great Desert Race. I give it a rating of 3/10. | The Great Desert Race: The journey across the Lost Desert has often proved to be a difficult one. The harsh winds, endless dunes of sand, and relentless sun have daunted many a traveller. Four veterans of the desert, Tomos, Nabile, Brucey, and Osiri, are now determined to show they are the best at navigating across this treacherous land. Play as one of these characters as they race against the others! Roll the die to determine how many spaces you move, pick up items to help you along the way, and beware of obstacles that block your path. See if you can win The Great Desert Race! My Thoughts: It's something like a virtual board game. It's really boring. D: For all those who want to try but don't know if its fun, then I'll just tell you that, to me, it is really boring. You'll get tired of playing the game soon. It didn't earn me any neopoints, because I only played for about 5 minutes when I stopped playing. :( |
It's not any other jelly decoration. You can get FREE jelly! You have to go to http://www.neopets.com/jelly as Jelly World is actually hidden! Yeah.. So click on the giant jelly, then it will redirect you to a page and when it does, click 'Grab Some Jelly' The Jelly Keeper will say : " Remember! Only one helping per day!" But if it was your second time then the JK would say : " NO! You can only have one jelly per day!" Here, I'll show you some pictures.
Hours of the day the Snowager is asleep:
6:00am – 7:00am NST
2:00pm – 3:00pm NST
10:00pm – 11:00pm NST
Some very good games to play to get great neopoints are as follows:
Bouncy Supreme Defender Trainer
Fashion Fever
Ice Cream Machine
Lost In Space Fungus
Meerca Chase 2
Ultimate Bullseye 2
Whack a Kass
Wingoball
Zurroball
I can't give you scores for these games needed to give you 1k, because the amount changes every month. What I can say, however, is that if you like your score, and you like how many neopoints you get from that score, aim for that. With practice you will get better, and thus you’ll get more neopoints.
Neopets often has many sponsor games, which they need to keep the site up and running. Many of these games are very easy, and give you anywhere from 200-1000 points per play. There was one where all you had to do was find the characters and you could get up to 650nps each time. I won’t give you a list because sponsor games are changing faster than this guide can update.
If you dedicate 1 hour per day, 4 days a week, you can earn anywhere from 40,000nps to 360,000nps per week. Seem like a lot? Some of the most experienced players on here have items worth 40 million nps, plus what is in their bank! It all depends on how much time you are willing to dedicate to game playing, and how many games you are willing to play. Obviously, the more time and games, the more money you make.
One way to make money, which I saved for last on purpose, is the Neopian Stock Market. The reason I saved this for last is because there is a chance you can lose money. In the stock market, you buy shares of a company for 15nps+ and sell when it goes up. You can only buy up to 1000 shares total per day. You can split this any way you want. It is best to buy many different things, in either 500 shares each or 1000 shares each. This can be quite costly, so make sure you have the neopoints. Here is an example of how the stock market works: TNPT opened at 15nps per share. You bought 1000 shares for a total of 15,000 nps.
The next day, it opened at 17nps. What you paid 15,000nps for is now worth 17,000 nps. You can sell and make 2000, or you can hold onto it and wait until it is worth more. TAG opened at 15nps per share. You bought 1000 shares for a total of 15,000nps. The next day, it opened at 12nps. What you paid 15,000nps for is now worth only 12,000nps. You have lost 3000nps. This happens quite often. The stock market is something that I have made about 300,000nps off of, but others have lost millions. This is a personal choice, and by no means do you HAVE to do it.
The last thing I want to say to you is this: Save your money, don’t buy anything you don’t need, and watch the money build up. Thanks for taking the time to read this guide.
Faerie Bubbles: Faerie Bubbles is a pretty challenging game, even though it’s concept seems simple enough. Put three or more of the same type of bubbles together to make them disappear. This game is quite cool as you can get an avatar from it when you reach two thousand points. I am sad to say that I do not have this avatar yet.  For the Game in general: Anyway, you should your very, very best NOT to use the bad faerie combos because it can lead to anger and frustration. The air faerie combo is my least favorite, filling the screen with bubbles up to where the air bubbles went. For instance, if you shot four air bubbles in a diagonal line downwards, you will get four FULL lines of random bubbles. Ugh! For the dark combo, which is the least harmful of the bad combos, it makes random bubbles appear in the places of the dark ones and they do not drop off the screen. The earth combo is pretty bad too. I think it produces one or two extra lines. The good ones you should try to get, although in one level, there is a screen filled with air bubbles, and you would think… NOOO!! I don’t want to shoot it and make the combo!! But, you really do. See, when the entire row is made of air bubbles and you shoot it, it makes new bubbles UNDERNEATH the others, so when the air bubbles fall, so do the others underneath! It’s a pretty good point grabber. The fire one is good and will burn one bubble to the sides top or bottom of each one. The water bubbles, however, are resistant to this, so if you are trying to destroy those, you’re out of luck. Speaking of the water ones, their combo destroys all water bubbles in the screen, although I don’t really find it very helpful. The last one, the light combo, changes the color of the bubbles touching it. You should be careful with this one, because for instance if you had a row of light bubbles and a row of fire bubbles, and you shoot the light bubbles, they may change all of those water bubbles into dark bubbles, and then you would have no choice but to shoot them and make the combo. Some helpful things to type in: It can get pretty hard and we always need something to bail us out. Thankfully, there are some words you can type in to help. Here they are with their meanings: Extra Strategic Advice: Generally if there is 2 dark bubbles, but the one in your cannon is a light one, but you can see that the next one is dark, you should try to shoot the light one so that it cannot stay after the dark ones fall. This is a strategy I find very helpful when the block starts moving faster. Another is that you should use the "bubbles" one on the title page where it says "Faerie Bubbles" before you click play. Then, when you press the left or right keys, it changes all to one color. Keep on doing it until they all become air bubbles, then use the "faerieland" one to make an air bubble. Then you end up with about 281 points for just the first level! Ta da! Credits: Neopetsforever.com( evil_ickle_firstie) |
Notice the Copyright symbol and my blog name(faded) on the photo? What does that mean? It means that you shouldn't steal what is not rightfully yours. Got that? Good.
| Petpet Cannonball: Arrr, the pirates of Krawk Island were about to do a bit o'cannon-training, but some scoundrel's stolen all their cannonballs. Not put off by this, old Captain Pucebeard has ordered his men to use anything roughly the same size and shape as an alternative. DISCLAIMER : NO PETPETS WERE HURT IN THE MAKING OF THIS GAME (well just one, but that was an accident...) My thoughts: It's kinda hard D: Needa find your aim, how high you wanna be and also the strength. All this also depends on the weight of the petpet. Challenge-wise, I think that it's probably 7/10. According to Neopets, they say it's 4.1 over ??? Well but it earned me a good score of 92 which gave me 242 neopoints :) Oh well.. 7am, I'm tired... So I'm probably going back to sleep. See ya again in about 11 hours which will be 6pm |
