Project Gorgon: Streamer Grinds for Dino Scales & New Title

Ever spent hours grinding a collection quest only to wonder if you'll ever actually finish it? That's exactly where Massively OP's MJ finds herself in Project: Gorgon right now.

MJ recently earned a brand-new title in the game: Slaughterer of Many Foes. Sounds pretty intimidating, right? She's hoping that fancy new moniker will come in handy as she heads back into the crypt for another round of adventuring.

The big goal this time? Finally wrapping up that dinosaur scale collection quest. If you've played Project: Gorgon, you know how these collection quests can really test your patience. But MJ isn't stopping there — she's also hoping to knock out a few other quests while she's at it.

Of course, there's one small problem: leaving Serbule isn't exactly easy. The source teases that MJ has to figure out how to tear herself away from the zone, which suggests there's plenty still pulling her back. Anyone who's sunk time into Project: Gorgon knows how hard it can be to move on when there's always one more thing to do.

For those unfamiliar, Project: Gorgon is an indie MMORPG that's built a dedicated following thanks to its old-school sandbox design and quirky sense of humor. Titles like Slaughterer of Many Foes are part of what gives the game its charm — they're little badges of honor that show off what you've accomplished, even if the road to getting them was messy.

Collection quests like the dinosaur scale hunt are a staple of the genre, and they're often the kind of thing that separates casual players from the truly committed. It's the sort of grind that can feel tedious in the moment but weirdly satisfying once it's finally done.

So will MJ finally close the book on that dinosaur scale collection? And what other quests will she manage to clear along the way? If you're a Project: Gorgon fan, this is one stream worth keeping an eye on.

What's the longest collection quest you've ever finished in an MMO? And will you be tuning in to see if MJ finally gets those dinosaur scales?