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Post by LaQuann Dawson on Jun 13, 2008 21:16:01 GMT -5
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Post by Lion on Jun 15, 2008 3:44:52 GMT -5
Ok here is my Turmac roll game guide:
Turmac Roll <p> <img src="http://images.neopets.com/games/clicktoplay/ctp_366.gif"> <p> <i>If a Turmac eats a lot, it can grow up to be big and strong (maybe even as big as the Turmaculus one day!) Guide your little Turmac using the arrow keys and collect as many berries as possible without hitting anything!</i> <p> Turmac Roll is a simple game on Neopets. It is meant for Kids, so to some people it may seem easy. But, I wrote a Game Guide about for the people who are young and don’t know how to play it. <p> <b>Controls</b> <p> You only really use the arrow keys to move. Press Left to move, right to stop and up to jump. The down key doesn’t do any thing. <p> <b>Tips</b> <p> 1. The Level <b>Easy</b> awards fewer points than the other two harder levels. Only play Easy to start off with. 2. Watch out for tree stumps! Just press up to jump them! 3. No matter what berry it is, get it! 4. The longer you stay in the game, the more points it gives you because when you are playing it awards points! <p> <b>Rating</b> <p> Yes, this game has a rating. The rating is 4/5! It is a popular game, so that boosts up the rating a bit. Plus it’s easy. <p> Thanks for reading this guide! I hope it helps you with Turmac Roll! <center>~Lion</center>
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Post by LaQuann Dawson on Jun 16, 2008 17:59:05 GMT -5
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Post by Lion on Jun 20, 2008 4:14:05 GMT -5
Neopian Times Guide:
The Neopian Times <p> <b>The Neopian Times</b> is Neopia’s only Newspaper. To get your story, comic or article in it, it must have a lot of words, and if it is an article, good information. We’ll talk about that later. But first, we are going to cover what sections there are in the Neopian Times. <p> <b>Editorial</b> <p> The Editorial is where you can ask questions about Neopets and maybe someone from Neopets will answer them. Sometimes the answers are really long, other times they are one word answers that don’t answer your question. So, you have to be careful with this. In other words – don’t submit useless questions or comments – it won’t get put in there. <p> <b>Articles</b> <p> The Articles section of the Neopian Times is where people like you submit their articles, tips or game guides for you to read. Other articles are about a new feature on the site. This section is worth looking at if you are digging for information. <p> <b>Short Stories</b> <p> The Short Stories part of the Neopian Times is where people like you submit their stories that they wrote, about a Neopet, a place or some other things. This section is worth reading if you are looking for a good, small story to read. <p> <b>Comics</b> <p> The Comics section of the Neopian Times is where you can make comics and submit them for other people to look at. Most Comics are funny, others are meant for you to go “What?”. This section is worth reading for a good laugh. <p> <b>Series</b> <p> This part of the Neopian Times is where you can submit a story in many parts. You can have from 2 to 12 parts in your series. If you want a story to read every week, go to New Series. If you want a story that has already been started, then click on Continued Series. This section is worth reading if you are willing to check the Neopian Times every week for it. <p> <b>I want to submit something now! </b> <p> You do? That’s great! Of course, like we said at the top of this article, your submission needs to be good. In this part, we will talk about what your submission needs. <p> <b>What does my Article need?</b> <p> Your article needs at least 1000 words before you can even submit it. But, your article should have about 1500 words, not too long but not too short either. Would you read an article that is 50,000 words long? Probably not. So, just make your article about that. As we said before, your article needs good information. It also would be better if you could make title that catches the eye, like <b>Sliding your way in Let It Slide</b> instead of <b>Let It Slide Game Guide</b> for a game guide about Let It Slide. If you want, you can write a comment that will appear at the bottom of your article. If you wrote it with someone else then put their username in the comments box and if it gets entered into the Neopian Times it will say <b><i>Also by username</i></b>. So, let’s go onto the next thing. <p> <b>Submitting an Editorial question</b> <p> Submit a question to the editorial by going to the bottom of that page and click on </b>Submit a question</b>. Questions only sometimes get answered, so if it does than count your self lucky. <p> <b>What does my Short Story need?</b> <p> Your short story needs at least 1,200 words. So, you want to make it sort of only short and great. Of course, it needs to be fewer than 4,000 words. So, about 1,250 words would be a good short story. Again, make your title so that it catches the eye when they are browsing the NT. A title like <b>Neohomes</b> would not be too good, right? Instead you want to make it like <b>Neohome Mystery</b> so that more people read it. You can write a comment that goes underneath it, and if it is also by another person write their username in the comments part and they will be credited. Let’s go onto the next thing. <p> <b>What does my Series need?</b> <p> Your series needs at least 1,500 words per part. So, make each part about that. As always, make sure that the title of your series catches the eye. So, a good title might be <b>Playing in the Lost Tomb</b> instead of <b>The Lost Tomb</b>. You can write a comment, and it will get published at the last part underneath the ending. You may also credit someone who helped you. <p> <b>What does my Comic need?</b> <p> Your comic can only be 200MB big, so the image needs to be small. Your image will have to be one huge image together, and you can credit anyone on the image. Of course, the title needs to be funny. You can also make and upload a logo for your comic. Comments are allowed, and will go at the bottom of the comic. <p> <b>Older Issues of the NT</b> <p> You can look at older issues of the NT by clicking on Archives. Then it has a list of issues. The “old” Neopian Times is Issue 1 to Issue 150, which is where the New NT took over. There are also “stone age” issues, which are supposed to be older than Neopia’s hills. In fact, these are really old, so some people suffer mental illnesses from reading them(not really!)! Let’s go back in time! <p> <b>Afterwords</b> <p> I hope you enjoyed this guide and have fun with the NT! <br> <center>~Lion</center>
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Post by Lion on Jun 27, 2008 4:16:10 GMT -5
Another Guide!!
<b>Getting A Draik </b> <p> A Draik? I’ve heard of them before, but I don’t have one because they don’t show up on the “Create A Pet” Page!! So, I will tell you how to get one of these super-cool pets!! <p> <b>Draik Eggs</b> <p> The first way we will learn about is <b>Draik Eggs</b> . These rare eggs can be found at the <b>Meridell Food Shop</b>, or from other players. They are quite expensive and only come in the four basic colours: Red, Blue, Yellow and Green. You will have to get these eggs and then paint your Draik. The next step after that is to go to the <a href=”http://www.neopets.com/medieval/draiknest.phtml” > </a> and you will be asked if you want it to Hatch. Click the button, and you have a Draik! The Draik will hatch in the colour of the egg. <p> <b>Morphing Potion</b> <p> The second way to get a Draik is to get a <b>Draik Morphing Potion</b> . You can buy them in trades, and the auction house. They are expensive too. But, like the above way, it’s worth it. <p> <b>Lab Ray</b> <p> The third and final way to get a Draik is the <b>Lab Ray</b> . As with the Lab Ray, you need all of the map, and the chances of getting a Draik are low. You will have to be lucky with this way. It is not as expensive as the above ways. <p> <b>Afterwords</b> <p> I hope that this little guide has helped, and I will see you soon for more guides!! <br>~Lion
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Post by Lion on Jul 2, 2008 4:12:38 GMT -5
Yay guide! xD
<b>Naming a website</b> <p> Many of us want to create a site, but never get there because of the name. This simple guide will teach you. <p> If you are creating a Neopets website, you might want to put “<b>neo<b>” in the name. Why? Because it shows that you are Neopets-related and visitors who want Neopets graphics will go. <p> Other sites choose not to have <b>neo</b> in the name. It is up to you. If you are creating Neopets graphics and other graphics, you may not want to have neo in the name. <p> Try not to make your name so long. Like, a site called <b>exampleexampleexampleexampleexampleexampleexample.com</b> would be really hard and annoying to type. So, a site like example.com would be much, much better. <p> Your sites name is totally up to you; after all, it’s your site. This was written as a guide for people who want to start the first step to a website. If you have any questions or comments, email me <b>lion6000@gmail.com</b> <br>~Lion
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Post by LaQuann Dawson on Jul 2, 2008 20:21:07 GMT -5
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Post by Lion on Jul 10, 2008 3:21:22 GMT -5
Another one, Yay! ;D <b>Applying for Staff</b> <p> Do you ever see a site and go “Wow I want to work there”? This small yet handy guide will teach you the basics and more advanced things about Applying For Staff! <p> <b>Look at the site</b> <p> Well, probably one of the most basic things is <b>Look At The Site</b>. Yes, Look at the site. You may be thinking, “Why Would I want to look at the site? I already know I like it!”. But it is easy to judge a site by it’s layout or link back button. So, Look at the site’s graphics/content. It means that you know the Quality of the site, and you can say “My Graphics or Guides are good enough! I might apply!”. That’s how I got my job at EV. <p> <b>Read the Requirements</b> <p> Make sure you read the Requirements of the site you want to apply at. If you don’t meet them, don’t apply. If you do, apply! <p> <b>Applying</b> <p> After you have done every thing above, it’s time to apply! Fill out the form and hope that you get the job! Make sure you include examples in your application! <p> <b>Keeping your Job</b> <p> After you get the job, you need to keep it. So, make sure that you keep your job by creating the required amount of content in the right time, and also by staying active, and you should be fine! <p> <b>Afterwords</b> <p> Thanks for reading this guide. I hope it has helped. If you have any questions or comments, contact me! <br>~Lion
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Post by Lion on Jul 16, 2008 19:33:25 GMT -5
Stowaway Sting game guide:
<img src="http://images.neopets.com/games/clicktoplay/ctp_852.gif "> <p> <b>Stowaway Sting</b> <p> Have you never played <b>Stowaway Sting</b>? No? Then this is the guide for you! <p> <b>About the Game</b> <p> <i>The expedition aboard the SS Primella has made it safely back to the docks of Mystery Island, but for Scrap, the scene is not clear of danger yet. Several shady-looking and rather familiar characters are roaming the docks with an intently malicious gleam in their eyes. <p> With a bit of quick investigating, Scrap figures out that these are indeed the same thugs who framed him for their last heist. They have just pulled off another big heist and plan to move the goods out by boat. Always the irrepressible one, Scrap decides to try gathering up the stolen...</i> <p> Stowaway Sting, released in 2007, replaced <b>Deckswabber</b>, a classic Neopets game. As far as classic game replacements go, this was for the better. The graphics on Deckswabber were no-where near good compared to the newer games. <p> <b>How to play</b> <p> In this game you play Scrap, a pirate aboard the SS Primella. The ship has managed to safely get to Mystery Island. However, there are several shady-looking and rather familiar characters roaming the dock. With some quick investigating, Scrap learns that these are the same thugs who framed him for their last heist. They have pulled off another big heist and plan to move the goods by boat. Scrap then decides to try gathering up the stolen… <p> <b>Controls</b> <p> You can use the keyboard in this game. You will have to use this to move Scrap around. <p> <b>Tips</b> <p> 1. Always go on each and every square. You will need to do that to advance to the next level.<br> 2. Avoid the other pirates! Never go near them!<br> 3. When a NP bag pops up, make sure you get it. It gives extra points. <p> <b>Afterwords</b> <p> Thanks for reading this guide, stay tuned to EV for more by me! Feel free to contact me if you have any questions or comments! <br>~Lion
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Post by Lion on Jul 23, 2008 3:51:00 GMT -5
<b>Getting A Krawk</b> <p> Ever wondered just HOW to get a Krawk? Then this small yet helpful guide will teach you! <p> <b>Way #1 – Lab Ray</b> <p> Now, if you have the Lab Ray, you can zap it into a Krawk. But, this is random, so keep trying and who knows – you might get it one day!! <p> <b>Way #2 – Potions <p> The second way, is to buy a transmorgrification potion or a morphing potion. These are very expensive, so watch out! And, these come in many colours, and you can buy them from potion shops, trades and the Auction House. <p> <b>Way #3 – Magical Plushie</b> <p> The third way to get a Krawk is to buy a magical plushie. These are also expensive, so remember that! Your pet just needs to play with this, and it will be turned into a Krawk! However, make sure that the plushie you are buying has <i>”magical”</i> in the name. Why? Otherwise, you may get scammed by people who price non-magical plushies at the same price as Magical Plushies! <p> <b>Way #4 – Krawk Petpet</b> <p> The fourth and final way to get a Krawk is to buy a Krawk Petpet. You must have less than 4 Neopets. Then, attach the petpet to your active Neopet, name it from Quick Ref and the petpet name page, and take it to eat some Fungus. Where do you find Fungus? In the <a href="http://www.neopets.com/pirates/funguscave.phtml">Fungus Cave</a>! This cave can turn your petpet into a real Neopet!! <p> <b>Afterwords</b> <p> Thanks for reading this guide, I hope you learnt something from it! <br>~Lion
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