I Feel 'Called' to #investigate some Puzzlements at #Plarium and/or #ViZORgames (@Plarium @ViZOR_games) #KlondikeTheLostExpedition | #Investigation #Investigating #investigated #investigate #investigator #investigativeI

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It's not an "investigation" like 'an analysis of the murderer's dumpster to prove that he had indigestion before his latest killing-spree,' but rather just "some searching-around to find out what the deal is, and why ..." we'll get into that 'below the subscribe-bar'; but first ...

My Plarium-profile linked through 'those words' below; but first I want to understand those words better. And I find you understand words better if you look at 'the words at their base' (then going on to look at the words at those words' bases, then the words at those words' bases, etc.-etc. ad infinitum)
The word “Investigate” is built on ancient words that mean "to Search-, |Trace- (see Footprint, Track... see |Vestige), -In, -Into." 
I can't find where they got the name “Plarium,” so I guess it is a portmanteau of the words Play and #Aquarium (the way they--even though they only had two games to their name when they started--have grown to hold a full 'school' of "Massively Multiplayer Online Ganes" (you could say they're 'Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Games (MMORPGs),' but that's not the phrase the Wikipedia-writer uses!))
The word “Aquarium” is built on ancient words that mean Water-Carrier (the word was later applied to Indoor Artificial Ocean-Gardens full of ('Schools' of) Fish & Aquatic Plants (with those last three syllables being shared by any such containers of wildlife---like an #insectarium, #Terrarium, etc.), but it originally referred to "a Drinking-Place for Cattle").
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'Knots' in this stretch of Blog:
  • https://company.plarium.com/en/articles/plarium-s-rise-to-world-domination/
  • https://company.plarium.com/en/contacts/
  • https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plarium
  • https://wiki.plarium.com/index.php?title=Main_Page
Oh, What started me on this search? The fact that--tho I was introduced to Plarium through Klondike: The Lost Expedition--they don't list that game as 'one of theirs' (I suppose that's what they mean when they say 'Playrium's becoming "another Facebook"---maybe that 'they're another place where private game-developers--like the one called VIZOR--can post their own MMOGs'?)

That's verified when I search for 'vizor plarium' and am led to a Plarium webpage for "Klondike," where they list VIZOR as 'the developer of the game!'

But then--on a random search for 'Klondike'--I'm led to a page that doesn't even mention Vizor Interactive!.
Vizor Interactive (vizor-interactive.com) is another Russian company. I can't find any sources verifying 'the meaning of their first name' (which is also the name of at least one other company), so I suppose it's an early form of the word #Visor (and their logo actually is a 'visor'!) 
The word "Visor" is built on ancient words that mean "to See" (Front Part of a Helmet, |Vizard (Mask)). #Visors

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