Back to basics

It would seem my old template has malfunctioned in some way and I will now use a basic template provided by Blogger; the same one I used for the first time when this was started years ago.

Speaking of using old stuff, C&C 3 has been great. However, the strategy for winning missions remain relatively unchanged throughout the C&C games: Build a fuck-load of tanks and mow the base down.

I'm kind of more interested in the multiplayer strats but I don't see myself as a competitive online player.

My 7800GT has gone unconscious or worse, dead. I am now using the X300 that was in the original package in the com. I'm looking forward to getting it fixed or changed, because it's still under warranty like the guy at Ban Leong said.

I'm really into Weird Al songs these days. Real fun.

There's this Game Design Master Course held by this French guy who used to work in Ubisoft. His English is heavily accented and thank goodness for French lessons that I'm able to pick out some stuff he says in French unintentionally or the words from the accent. It was an okay day until God of War happened.

God of War is exactly what it is: a god. I can't believe I missed such a great game until today. I was in charge of most of the gameplay while he explains gameplay elements and things that they had that were really cool to help gameplay and immersion.

There was a little minigame that would remind everyone of Hot Coffee. And it was beneficial to the player too. Very interesting.

Today I was left out of the loop of a movie quickie. They got together, watched, and dispersed. I wasn't really interested in the movie (Mr. Bean's Holiday? Puh-leeze), but I was never told of it. Not until my sister came home and I asked her where she went.

It seems like the message is clear: A group without me is perfectly fine.

So it will.