My Life With IT

There are so many Facebook applications that I have that I only use Pareto’s Rule, 80-20 Rule. So true for my case. With more than 10 applications, I use only 20% of them 80% of the time. It used to be MouseHunt. Boy oh boy was this fun. Until I found another application that is interactive. I’m not saying that MouseHunt should change to be a more interactive game. It is perfectly fine the way it is now since the servers will be taking a heavy load if it has to be interactive.

Pet Society is one that I was having fun with until I discovered that coins are easier to earn if I have more than 100 friends playing it. That way, I don’t have enter the race in the stadium. So far, I have less than 50 friends playing Pet Society. I haven’t been actively adding friends just for this purpose. Although I did it for MouseHunt.

Eventually, I found another game, Be A Tycoon. It was fun until I realise that it’s tiresome when the charts are not that accurate in predicting the next change for positive or negative since humans are unpredictable. I soon neglected it in favour for Super Poke Pets. It is much more interactive than (fluff) Friends too.

I liked (fluff) Friends for a while since there were mini games to play until I got tired of clicking aimless hoping for rewards from playing the mini games. Meanwhile, I started playing with Geo Challenge, Word Challenge, Restaurant City and Bejewelled. Thus, in chronological order, the Facebook games that I started adding:

1. (fluff) Friends
2. Noggin
3. Scratch and Win
4. (Lil) Green Patch
5. MouseHunt
6. Pet Society
7. Word Challenge
8. Geo Challenge
9. Be A Tycoon
10. Bowling Buddies
11. Super Poke Pets
12. YoVille
13. Restaurant City
14. Bejeweled Blitz

Besides the games that I added, I have also added Groups and Pages. While I may not be actively involved, I don’t just join just because someone invited me to join. I join because there is something meaningful to me. I have left groups because I simply don’t even know the person that the group was created for.

It’s high time I start to housekeep the Facebook applications.