I have failed to finish Genji: Days of the Blade...AGAIN! Like I said before, it's not difficult. But the game is frustrating and is quite taxing on my mentality, so I stop playing after a large chapter is completed each time I play it. On the other hand, I finished Miles Edgeworth Ace Attorney Investigations on DS and Nation Red on PC. I have not failed on fulfilling my "Game-A-Week" mission where I beat one game each week so that I could learn something from it. I'm learning more about 3D Action games most out of the games I've played so far, and I should really start doing in-depth analytical writing on each games I've completed so I KNOW for sure what I leaned exactly. I plan on doing my review on Miles Edgeworth and Nation Red on my Gamer blog throughout this week's post. I also beta tested two MMOs and plan on doing more of a highlight on them rather than a review since I didn't play end-game material in either one (the two MMOs being CardMon Hero and Zentia).
Besides that, Blogging has kept me very very busy each day as I do research and write my post. I don't even proofread as much anymore since it takes up the whole day. I've also been periodically looking for more open positions in the Game industry and technology industry to see if I can get a job. I'm not too gung-ho about getting a job yet, but I also worry about the gap of not having work along with the fact that I have zero work experience. I'm more concentrated on things I've been wanting to do: Writing, music, art, game design, and making videos. I've been accomplishing less and less these past 3 weeks because of the Blog. I need to learn how to read, write and finalize faster. Having left school, I have no social life at all since all my friends here are either working or in their respective colleges. I mainly have one friend I talk to online and another friend who I hang out once in a while to play music, games, and watch movies. As sucky as that sounds, I'm quite content with that for now. I can't believe how busy I've gotten in my day to day schedule and how fast time flies now. It's been 5 months since I've graduated! As much as I miss walking around Irvine campus, participating in activities, and seeing so many friends each day, I wake up each morning feeling happy that I don't have to urgently get to class and have that pressure of grades, tests, and long monotonous lectures hanging over my head. Still, it saddens me that I still barely get the time to work on the things I really want as well as losing the social aspect of life. Oh well, I just gotta keep working and see where it takes me.
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