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The Daily Diviner - Issue 78
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Jr. Game Designer Applications - Closed
The Game Design department has decided to close Jr. Game Designer applications. Applications will remain closed until further notice. All applications currently open will be responded to soon.
For any questions, please contact the Head of Game Design (Droobledore#0001) or any of the Lead Game Designers (strudel#0018, NSgaming#3245, chaileyrose#4444, & Tekno#7167) on Discord.
Development Blog - January 2023
Greetings everybody!
Welcome to the first Technology and Development Blog of 2023! It has been quite a while since our last blog, but we wanted to take the time this month to reflect on our achievements during 2022, and give an insight towards our plans for the year ahead. In this blog, we’ll be specifically focusing on some of our internal updates that occurred in the latter half of 2022, talking about our recent minigames tournament, detailing our reasons for disabling Soulshard Wars, and concluding with a long overdue update on our server upgrade.
We recommend you check out our previous blogs from 2022 where we introduced our plans for the server upgrade, mapped out our 2022 goals, and gave an insight into some of the inner workings of our server and the types of data we collect in order to help us finetune the player experience!
August Development Blog
In this blog we first announced our plans for upgrading Potterworld to a newer version and discussed the process of developing the player backpacks system.
July Development Blog
Interested in learning how our tech is implemented in-game behind the scenes? Refer to this blog to learn the insides and outs of our Admin Panel.
May Development Blog
Potterworld collects a lot of data on the activities of its players in order to better understand patterns and tailor content to improve the player’s experience. This month’s blog looked on the surface of some of the data collected on player activities and minigames.
For this...
Welcome to the first Technology and Development Blog of 2023! It has been quite a while since our last blog, but we wanted to take the time this month to reflect on our achievements during 2022, and give an insight towards our plans for the year ahead. In this blog, we’ll be specifically focusing on some of our internal updates that occurred in the latter half of 2022, talking about our recent minigames tournament, detailing our reasons for disabling Soulshard Wars, and concluding with a long overdue update on our server upgrade.
We recommend you check out our previous blogs from 2022 where we introduced our plans for the server upgrade, mapped out our 2022 goals, and gave an insight into some of the inner workings of our server and the types of data we collect in order to help us finetune the player experience!
August Development Blog
In this blog we first announced our plans for upgrading Potterworld to a newer version and discussed the process of developing the player backpacks system.
July Development Blog
Interested in learning how our tech is implemented in-game behind the scenes? Refer to this blog to learn the insides and outs of our Admin Panel.
May Development Blog
Potterworld collects a lot of data on the activities of its players in order to better understand patterns and tailor content to improve the player’s experience. This month’s blog looked on the surface of some of the data collected on player activities and minigames.
For this...
Soulshard Wars Disabled
Greetings Witches and Wizards,
It’s with a heavy heart that we announce today the decision to disable Soulshard Wars. Unfortunately Soulshard Wars has been one of our lowest performing minigames, and after much deliberation we have decided that the burdens of revamping the minigame to confine to our style would outweigh the potential gained benefits.
Please refer to our upcoming January Development Blog for more information on why we made this change.
Potterworld Wiki: New Pages & Edits [January 31st 2023]
Greetings everyone!
The Scribe team is excited to release the next set of patch notes for the Potterworld Wiki! It has been a bit since the last patch notes, but this batch will be going through new pages, edits, rewrites, and team changes that have been implemented since October 31st to today, January 31st!
New Pages:
Below is the list and links to the new pages that have been written and implemented onto the wiki!
Monthly Art Giveaway - February 2023
Hello witches and wizards!
As we start February, we are excited to announce the winner of last month's giveaway, as well as announce this month's new prompt!
In January, we had so many incredible pieces of art submitted that fit the New Year's prompt! From creative digital pieces to beautiful paintings, those in our art community showed their talent once again! And so, without further ado, the January winner is… mn614! They will receive the prize of 150 Potter Points and 100 House Points today.
Now onto the February giveaway & theme!
To reiterate, the Monthly Art Giveaway is a way for players to create any art form (MC build, render, drawing, writing, craft, etc.) while fitting a specific theme. One winner will be randomly picked at the end of the month, and will receive 150 Potter Points and 100 House Points!
This month's prompt is to create a piece representing an expression of love! Keep in mind, this isn't restricted to romantic love. There are multiple ways to express your love for someone: parental love, sibling bonds, friendships, and more!
Giveaway Guidelines:
- One prompt will be released every month. All submissions must follow this prompt, submissions that do not will not be entered.
- The submissions may be ANY form of art (builds, writing, drawing, renders, music, photos, etc.) as long as you are able to share it with us.
- Submissions must be submitted on the Art Discord in the #monthly-giveaway...
Academics Weekly Assignment — January 29th, 2023
Academics Weekly Assignment — January 22nd, 2023
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Vote for PotterworldMC
Voting earns you 10 Voting Tokens per website, you can vote on each website once per day.
Check your token balance in-game by doing '/bal'.
Voting Tokens can be exchanged in the Trophy Room, which is located at the rear of the Great Hall.
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