
At times it was pretty funny. Once I started a new character and jumped in with Mark's level 50 something character. Oh my, I had to hide because one shot would kill me. Then i watched as I gained a level every few seconds.
At times it was pretty funny. Once I started a new character and jumped in with Mark's level 50 something character. Oh my, I had to hide because one shot would kill me. Then i watched as I gained a level every few seconds.
Yea, it must be scenes related to real memories or something. For me and Starship Troopers, I think I felt disassociated from my life in high school and that's sort what that moment was about in the book.
I'm doing this office admin course right now, but I'm thinking about writing. I actually started writing a story in class on a secret google docs window 'cause I was getting bored. It was a western.
I need to read the book again because of all the scifi I read in high school, there's one part of Starship Troopers that's still very clear in my mind. There's a moment where one of the troopers is jetpacking over a village shooting at bugs and thinking about everything he's doing in his life. I maybe projecting my own thoughts onto it, and making it into something it wasn't. That's why I want to go read it again.
I've heard the research is the fun part. The writing the hard part.
I used to slide my chair over and open a window on my friend's Mac while gaming. Now I just hit the center button, select Edge, and the page is still there right where I left it, and the game is also the same when I get back to it. I probably could open a window alongside the game screen, but maybe only on actual XBO games and not 360 ones in emulation.
I read the wiki page while I'm converting a vinyl record to digital. I kind of want to get all this ripping done though so I can start practicing again.
I have this on my rental list. The more I hear, the more I like. I wasn't thrilled with the graphics I saw in the trailer, but your description of the forest dungeon has me interested. I heard a good review of it on one of IGN's podcasts the other week too.
I had that problem in Borderlands. Mark would get ahead of me and then I would get beat up in the game playing co-op. I would power level though. That was good, at least.
I haven't had much time for TV. It's more about music right now. I'm trying to finish up ripping music to actually play again.