Well, I keep coming back to them simply because they are fun, and that in itself is a positive effect on my life, but I don't know that I can point to video games that got me through a rough patch or made me examine my philosophies. Either way, they can be art, but I'm curious what video games really get people to rank them as a favorite form of entertainment, or what games have the deepest impact on people.
Thank you! And good luck with all your endeavors as well!
Agreed. I know what you mean about needing to be involved, and sometimes, like when I recently saw the new Star Trek movie, I think to myself "I needed that." And games can definitely have that impact and more. I haven't had one make me examine my philosophies or anything yet like certain books/movies have, but one certainly could.
Well, I'm not really one for JRPGs, but it sounds like a great story. Might have to watch an LP of it or something.
Your life has meaning no matter what is a great message.
I know what you mean about "good, normal folk" and how that can be a front. At the same time my recent experience with the door-to-door thing gave me nothing but positive impressions about church-going Mormons, and I'm the farthest thing away from that myself. And yet, I'm nowhere near biker either. Takes all kinds.
Great song choices.
Oh, I wasn't taking it as a knock against me, I was just saying it actually was a good opportunity; to be honest, my degree is in radio/TV so finding a job actually isn't so much easier with my education, which is why I've been thinking of getting a more marketable degree like an MBA.
Sorry if I came across defensive, I was just saying it wasn't actually a bad gig had I been able to do it, all things considered, it just turned out it was not for me at this time.
We helped my older brother move a month ago or so. Not terrible, but it does take a while. Hope you like the new place!
Turning a ladder into a shelf? Awesome idea!
Yeah, I hear ya.
Sorry, posted link. Guess blip is not as Pixl friendly as Youtube.
And that's interesting about FFIX, what lessons was it teaching?
