PixlBit

My current strategy is to go after Endermen from the very beginning, like, everytime I see one to attack it. Trouble with that is though they have become more fearce then they used to be and they can kill you if you don't have armor or a good sword. But of all the resources, that seems to be the one to really go after. I've got diamonds and blaze rods down by now. Those I can get easy enough. Endermen, on the other hand, you have to be just hope they randomly show up where you are. 

We will always play it, just, I'd like to take a break and do something else. I have Prey coming in the mail as a rental soon. I HAVE to check that out. 

I usually try to avoid fast food in general but every so often. . .

I wish I could do more figure hunting right now but I've got to make some money first. I'll think about those McDonalds toys if I'm on the run somewhere and need something to eat. 

Yea, I was really interested in Bloodborne. Definitely a little closer in style to Demon's Souls. 

I was so into Patapon. I have all three games. I'd love to go back and play them again. 

Unfortunately I didn't get much time with Stardew Valley. I watched the intro to the game up until the first day and then returned it. I got too much into Minecraft and didn't want to play a single player game right now. Oh well. Maybe sometime down the road I'll try it again. 

I'm not much into fighting games but Raam has me interested. They should put Duke Nukem in the game since they just did that for Bulletstorm. 

I'm excited for E3 this year. Oh yes. 

Sometimes I contract the scope of the game by playing Survival with super hardcore rules like: hard difficulty and no natural health regeneration. Then I see how long I can play, which usually isn't long, but the results are always different and often hilarious. When is that creeper going to get me and where? You never know. 

I'm going to play it with a guide at some time. I was thinking the other night I should play Demon's Souls again. I still think that has the best atmosphere of the series. 

I also get overwelmed by choices in big RPGs. I really had trouble with Oblivion for a long time until I just used the achievement list as a guide. Some people love this wide open sandbox with not much instructions. They love to figure it all out on their own. I get that but I too need a little direction to keep interested.