Me too. They have these mats with road patterns on them for Hot Wheels. That made me think of when I used to play on my grandparent's persian rugs with my hot wheels. I'd use the patterns as roads and then act out little stories with the cars.
I think I took that test once. I should go take it again to see what I get.
Oh, I was ENTJ once. That's The Commander. Weird.
Well, we got a Diddy Kong game at least. Who's Diddy Kong related to again?
I'm fairly awful at this game. Or the game is making me awful. I can't decide yet. Sometimes I just want the enemies to stop chasing me so I can explore instead of shoot. This is something my friend Mark can only barely tolerate when we play co-op.
They are kind of bulky like tractors. I can totally see that. They're also generally bouncing over hills and stuff like the way tractors bounce around a lumpy field. Ha ha. That's kind of funny.
Games have a lot of potential to influence us for good. Maybe the mechanics of gaming gets in the way a little bit. You're always doing something active and so gameplay is somewhat like a sport. How can you derive empathy from a sport? I'm not saying it can't be done. Certainly it can. Maybe it's just hard to get someone to kick a ball for truth.
Those streaming times are great for me. I'll try and watch on my XBO this weekend.
Playing the fantasy style DLC in Borderlands 2 today made me realize I haven't played a open world RPG for a while. Got to get on that.
I have that feeling sometimes. I think about that union thing: 8 hours to work, 8 hours to sleep, and 8 hours to do what you like. That 8 hours to do what I like can be all gaming if I want it to be. I calculated it was 3.8 a little while ago. That's not too bad since I don't watch TV. The other 4 is reading and writing and other miscellaneous social stuff. I guess, I tend to do numbers on things if I feel like I may be overdoing it with entertainment. I look at money and time and see if I'm happy with it. If not, I cut back, or think of something better to do. I've definitley cut back on spending. I spent way too much last year. Time feels ok, but I could be more social. Gaming, even with my friend Mark is somewhat insular. But then again, I'm not an extroverted person. Maybe it's normal for me?
Neither system needs the internet, I don't think. Some people still don't have internet. I think if the XBO has internet, it uses it, if not, it goes for the disc. That's my guess anyway.
My last install on XBO was Zoo Tycoon and that took maybe a half hour to install. The last game I installed on PS4 was Tales of Berseria and it took almost no time at all. Weird if they both move the disc's info to the HDD.
