Warning: Game Review

I have been playing The Elder Scrolls Legend and Hearthstone.
I had been hearing so much about the two games, and did not set out to write about them when I downloaded them. I started out with playing Hearthstone, because the child #1 plays it and really likes it, and thought it would be fun to play with him. I heard how popular is, and people like it. That was the other reason to try it out.
  I played it for a few days, and I have found that I don't like it.
The first thing I noticed off the bat about it was when I downloaded it onto my phone, Registered it, and went into the App for the first time, I was not given any other option with my character but to play the one that was assigned to me randomly. I tried to see if I could change that, and didn't find the options for changing. I would have preferred I being able to go through the character cards and pick the one I liked for my character.
After playing Hearthstone, I thought I would try Elder Scrolls Legend. Upon downloading and going into the App, I really liked that there is a history and back story to the game. When it came time to chose the character, you had a choice to be the races that are in the game, The Elder Scrolls. (Male or Female, as well.) There is a storyline that goes along with the game. The graphics for legend is great, and the voices, music, etc is also recognizable.
Both games are equally fun and have graphics that are fun and enticing. 

There are different types of games, and those who like to play them. I like to play interactive OW-  RPG games. I have tried playing Clash, Elvenar, Gregoplis, and I don't like those games either. I don't like them because I prefer to chose my character, how to attack, if that is what I want to do. The RPG games, and Open World Games of Elders Scrolls allow me to exactly what I like to. 
One of the things that helps play Legend is that knowing a bit of the Elder Scrolls back story and knowing some of the  characters in Elders Scrolls, might help. I assume this is the case with Hearthstone. I can see this is a digital card game that would go really well for lots of gamers. While I love card games, and I really liked all the graphics put into both games, It is not a game for me. If I am going to play a card game, I want the cards in my hand. I felt like that Iwas playing a Pokémon card game, and, I did not like that I had the fate of my character in a deck of digital cards. It was very reminiscent of Dungeons and Dragons, which was f in playing, but, it was not for me. 

Apple and Blogspot

Today this post is brought to you today by the letter "A" and "F"... For Blogspot and Apple not communicating together correctly, making an "F" as in Fail...

I was going to review a couple games today. I have been busy with thinking of things to write, when I tried to come onto my page today using my new iPad Pro (I love you iPad Pro!) when whilst coming on here to write, my blogspot hadn't been communicating well with my iPhone (I stopped using the Blogspot App for the iPhone a year ago,when I tried and tried to write with it) I had a very difficult time getting my settings I wanted, but, as I am typing now, there is no problem. It was just the initial getting the fonts how I want, the size, and the color... I still will not use the App with my iPad. 

 I do wish that Blogspot would communicate better with iPhone and iPad, because there are many times when I would like to blog while I am out and about, and I have moments when I would like to write, but, on my iPhone and going into Safari has been frustrating. Worse, is trying to type and the Blog shuts down. I have a hunch I am not the only one with this conundrum. In fact, when I speak to other bloggers and iPhone techies they have similar frustrations. 

Well, I also want to take the time to write about the iPad now. 

I will review it next.