So I no longer seem to be on the roll of getting millions of MP at once. I seem to be running out of ideas of profitable ideas for wanted ads to exchange items for, and I keep getting stuck at higher levels in games for several days now. At best, I pass 1 level a day with three tries, so I suppose everything is harder at this point. Judging from the rarity and market expense of the reward items I get, I get farther than most, but I still have a long way to go from getting to higher levels, or being one of those people who get the high score awards on this site. Not bad for someone who was here for about almost a month, I guess.

I still have 3.5 million in my Marapets bank account, but my other 3.5 million not in the bank has dropped to 2.5 million. Actually, I was almost around 1.99 million, while getting the most bare amounts of MP from games to make it a bit into 2 million. It's just that the reward system for various collecting and gym/elite gym/school/university type stuff is back now. So somehow I got 500,000 about all at once due to this. About time, I guess. Haven't gotten any rewards on that since the start of the game. I envy those who were there back when the reward system was still available rather than in maintenance when they were a beginner.

I had to take longer breaks from games just because my brain was too tired to handle much of it anymore. I also find I can't make my Marapets collect more new gourmet food and items to play with from games much anymore. So I had to buy items from the shops for the first time to take care of my pets. I find it interesting that I still play games on this site even if I could just spend more of the MP. I guess the games are just addicting that way, at least to me. Slowly and slowly though, I get better at the games.

I heard on this site that people have different major strategies on how to get MP. Some people emphasize the shops, some people emphasize the quests, and people like me seem to emphasize on the games. I find that a bit interesting, but maybe that's just me. I like the idea that some games give around 15,000 or around 6,000-7,000 MP if you play it well enough, but to no surprise, you can often only play those types of games once a day.

I also lost quite a bit of MP trying to collect random items. I collected lots of glowing eggs, plushies, stamps, books, instruments, CDs, and clothes for once, and my wardrobe is finally growing. Though I doubt

I see. It's hard to pass level 15 because it's so hard to accomplish the Castle Goals because I need to win a lot of battles. This seems to be based less on skill in gaining stats, but simply the amount of time or plain experience you have as a player, so I'll just. . . well, blog until enough time has passed for this, and I can actually do a lot of damage with the Knight Knutt Quests.

Before I make all this, I have to tell you why I'm doing it. So I studied the entrees of memory competitions, basically people who are competing to memorize the largest amount of information possible. Not simply by repetition, but by various memory techniques. (You can look up the site Art of Memory or the Art of Memory wiki for a collection of examples of how this is done.)

So in a way, this is related to the Memory game, where you have to remember as many Marapet characters as possible, to match the cards. It reminds me of the competition around memorizing playing cards, and part of the technique here is that it's easier to remember if there are emotional reactions to each of the cards. As in thinking, what would the Queen of Hearts be like as a person? What is the King of Spades like? Then practicing this with as much detail as possible to imagine some things.

Maybe I'll do other characters outside the game so far for fun, but let's see what I can do.

One character is the Candy Shop owner. Hmm. . . I'll call her Amanda Sugar, because it just seems like that is what she would be called. I imagine when Amanda was young, she had no idea what to do with her life. She was average in everything with grades, yet she always remember enjoying the sweets her mother gave her growing up, before she passed away. When she grew up, she was filled with anxiety, because she didn't want to grow up. She passed the time with average desk jobs, but somehow she found that she could live out her childhood and the memories of her mother by starting a candy shop instead. So everyone will remember not just sweet candy, but the sweet memories of childhood.

The next one is the Chocolate Shop owner. Let's say. . . his birth name was Thomas Spike, but everyone calls him Spiky Tom, so there's that. He was the type of kid who couldn't stay in his seat. He'd always run around, and so his parents sent him to the therapist. They said he was failing everything. Math, science, history, geography, language, everything. His therapist asked. . . w