I’ve been playing a lot of DXRP, and honestly, it’s been a pretty entertaining ride. The Hit Builder+ system is solid — it makes setting up hits way smoother and gives the whole server a nice flow. It’s one of the features that actually feels polished. Most of my fun, though, comes from running around as the Hobo King. There’s something hilarious about causing harmless chaos with a broken bottle and defending your little cardboard kingdom. It’s goofy, it’s messy, and it’s exactly the kind of roleplay energy DXRP does best. The server definitely has its rough edges, but if you’re into sandbox RP with a bit of absurd humor, it delivers.

So I’m Prestige 20 in Mow the Lawn, which basically means I’ve spent way too many hours cutting virtual grass. And honestly? The game’s… alright. It’s not amazing, it’s not terrible — it’s just one of those grindy little time‑killers that somehow keeps you playing even when you’re not sure why. The whole point is the grind, and trust me, you feel it. After a while you’re just zoning out, mowing the same patches over and over, watching the XP crawl up like it’s stuck in mud. It’s kinda fun, kinda mindless, kinda “why am I still doing this,” all at the same time. My only real complaint is the grass shadows. When they start stacking or moving around too fast, my frames drop harder than my motivation after Prestige 10. It doesn’t crash the game or anything, but it definitely lags me out sometimes and kills the vibe. But hey I still hit Prestige 20, so clearly it’s doing something right.