Pencil of Doom

Indifferent and confused.

Continuing to improve my gaming skills, learn new things, improve old techniques, improve my flexibility, learning from my mistakes and improving from them, finish reading some manga, watch new anime, fixing some flaws and maybe expanding my YT channel to other stuff.

Well, this is a pleaseant surprise.

Probably the PS2, as far the games go, Gran Turismo 4, lots of events, with a great mix of rally racing, endurance, as well manufacture one-make races, euro, american and japanese specific events, great selection of cars, ranging from 1886 to 2005, as well the 2022 Nike One concept car, the big 3 ps2 exclusives, Ratchet and Clank, Jak and Sly, lots of hours to be spent, great replay value, Tourist Trophy, think GT4 but with motorbikes, a great but undervalued game that deserves a sequel, Midnight Club 3 Dub Edition Remix, the costumization is superb in this one, lot's of options and a great selection of cars, motorbikes and choppers, as well some concept cars which deserve more attention, like the Cadillac Sixteen, the Chrysler Me-Two Four Twelve, just to name a few, DBZ BT1 and 3, the first one is a mixed bag, as it had a rocky start, but they got the gameplay right on 2, however it's on 3, that it reached it's peak in terms of gameplay, despite having the shortest story mode.

Aside from Doom and the sequel, Quake, Hexen and it's sequel, Heretic, D64, Hacx, Strife, Freedoom, Wolfenstein 3D, RTCW, Duke3D, Shadow Warrior '97, Blood and the sequel(only with Extra Crispy mod, otherwise it's bad), Powerslave aka Exhumed, Serious Sam, Half-Life, Painkiller, Redneck Rampage, Kingpin, SiN, CS:CZ along with the SP-only CZ DS and Dishonored(gotten to like it, requires patience).

Newer games, newer mods for Doom and other old Fpses, continuing to improve my fps, rpg, fighting and racing game skills, learning new stuff, newer anime, the new Chevrolet Corvette C7 ZR1 as well the new Subaru WRX STI and maybe replaying some of my PS2 games.

Looks like a promising game, i look foward to it.

Yu-Gi-Oh, i've seen a bit of Dragon Ball before, but the one that really got me into anime was Yu-Gi-Oh, the first 2 episodes, with the first episode being of my favorites of season 1, it also was what got me into the card game.

Here's some of mine Hokuto no Ken Baki the Grappler Dragon Ball and the sequel Z Yu-Gi-Oh Sakigake!! Otokojuku Jojo's Bizzare Adventure Cutie Honey Inital D Crying Freeman Riki-Oh Elfen Lied Devilman Afro Samurai Violence Jack Berserk Genocyber Vampire Hunter D

I love the Axe, decapitating and cutting enemies in half is so satisfying to do, plus you can paint it in 3 flavours, normal blood, caco blood and green blood, also i love the improved gore system, as well the mutilation of dead bodies, the weapon sounds are pretty good too, as are the new sprites, overall i'd say it's one of the best updates BD has ever had.

It's more of what irritates me, pisses me off rather than scaring me, like how the dumbass CEO of YT decided to start her own channel and all that blah blah blah, no one cares you attention whore, which should be fixing the problems, not to mention censoring anyone who doesn't agree with her retarded opinions.

Multiplayer based games, like CoD, Battlefield, CS:GO, PUGB, Overwatch, Lol, it's quite obvious, but i'd give Cod the win, boring players, always using the same stuff over and over, babbling on how they are better than you and other nonsense, to them winning is all that matters, if they lose, it's like they are about to die, yet they cry and resort to insults when you kill them, not to mention the lack of common sense, use anything that's not a sniper and you're labeled a noob and a camper, talk about stupidity, but let's not forget the complaining of microtransactions and other bs, yet they still buy them, bunch of hypocritical losers, they may be adults but they act like spoiled kids, but hey that's the CoD community for ya.

I've played it before and beaten it, it was a fun journey.

Community is Falling, old but gold.

EA is pathetic, they don't give enough time for the game developers to develop their games and then shut them down.