Nothing much to report

Wow, May passed by so quickly!  I didn't find the time to work on music or get back into language learning.  I spent all of May editing the last of the videos I had left, finishing my 2nd playthrough of Scarlet Nexus and practicing more Guilty Gear Strive.  I'm on the final boss for Scarlet Nexus and can finish it today if I get around to it.  I plan to get back into Monster Hunter Rise and finish the main story on solo play and get around to playing multiplayer with my friends.  Besides that, I want to play and finish as many console games as I can before the end of June when DNF Duel and Monster Hunter Rise Sunbreak releases as I'm sure those two games will definitely occupy all of my time throughout July.  I've really made a lot of progress in Guilty Gear Strive and feel more comfortable learning new things, readjusting mid-match, and having stronger fundamentals overall.  I still struggle against most players online, but I have a better idea of how to absorb the information I receive from fighting them now.  Playing online a bit more often now has helped me figure new stuff out on playing with and against the many characters in the game.  I'm probably going to slow down in June as I shift my focus on other things.

It's nice to see live fighting game tournaments streamed online again with the energy from the crowd, the enthusiastic commentators, and the high level play of the competitors on stage.  I watched a bit of the 3rd and final day for Combo Breaker and really enjoyed watching the matches, something I haven't really enjoyed much of the past 2 years with everything played online.

I really should put in the time for productivity in June as Summer Distractions approaches.  E3 might be canceled this year, but there will still be game reveals and announcements throughout the summer.  Playing DNF Duel, Monster Hunter Sunbreak, and Steam Summer Sales will be the biggest obstacles in July.  And then there's EVO in August.