There wasn't a whole lot of gaming done today. I continued to help my friend get his Platinum trophy for Need for Speed: Most Wanted today. It was a lot of fun. Toward the end, a PSN friend of mine joined our game, and made me go from 2nd Place to 3rd Place. I am not good at racing games at all!
The group stages have been announced for the Osu! World Cup. The United States is in Group H along with Latvia, Italy, and New Zealand. The U.S. team is ranked as one of the top seeded teams, so the chance that they'll move on to the Knockout Stage is high. However, you never can tell.
I explored a little more of Castelia City in Pokémon White while I was waiting around at work today. Other than that, I played some GTA Online, and earned enough money to buy a garage. Now I have somewhere to park my car. Whenever I figure out how to use the ID thing on my car and find it.
Tomorrow I think I will play either Kingdom Hearts Final Mix, or Final Fantasy XIII or XIII-2. So, for the coming day, enjoy the games you play!
Michael, aka me3lingual, aka 情郎
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Thursday, October 31, 2013
Wednesday, October 30, 2013
Day 122: Trophy Hunting
I started the day playing Metal Gear Solid 2. I am nearly finished with Solid Snake's part of the game. After that, I downloaded the new maps for Osu!. I also played some multiplayer.
After that, I worked on Pokémon White. I leveled up some of my party. I exchanged Timburr for Woobat.
The main game I played today was Need for Speed: Most Wanted. A friend asked for my help in getting a few trophies in multiplayer. I was happy to help. However, I didn't have the latest update of the game. And for some reason, it takes forever for NFS:MW updates to download. I had to wait most of the day for it to finish. The worst part was that power went out while it was downloading the first time. I had to start all over and do it again.
Anyway, we played for a while. We each earned a few trophies.
Well, I have work in the morning, and so I am going to end this here for now. So, for the coming day, enjoy the games you play!
Michael, aka me3lingual, aka 情郎
After that, I worked on Pokémon White. I leveled up some of my party. I exchanged Timburr for Woobat.
The main game I played today was Need for Speed: Most Wanted. A friend asked for my help in getting a few trophies in multiplayer. I was happy to help. However, I didn't have the latest update of the game. And for some reason, it takes forever for NFS:MW updates to download. I had to wait most of the day for it to finish. The worst part was that power went out while it was downloading the first time. I had to start all over and do it again.
Anyway, we played for a while. We each earned a few trophies.
Well, I have work in the morning, and so I am going to end this here for now. So, for the coming day, enjoy the games you play!
Michael, aka me3lingual, aka 情郎
Wednesday, July 17, 2013
Day 17: A laugh.
My gaming today was mainly spent on multiplayer games.
My brother was stuck watching the kid from yesterday again today. So to shove his endless barrage of questions to someone else, I put my headset on him and told him to start talking to the people he could here while we played Need for Speed: Most Wanted. I was afraid to do this at first, because of the language some of the others can use during play. But most of the adults in his life talk the same way, so it couldn't be any more harmful.
For the first ten minutes, no one else would talk. They probably didn't have headsets or something. All I could hear was the kid yelling "Hello! Can you hear me? Hey, talk to me!" By the end of it, a gamer started talking to him in French. I translated what the guy said to him, and luckily none of it was bad. He was surprisingly polite and nice.
After the kid went home, I played Grand Theft Auto IV multiplayer. And for the majority of it, all I could hear was someone going, "Hello! Can you hear me? Hey, talk to me!" This time from one of my opponents. I don't talk a lot when I play multiplayer. I choose to use the others chatter to my advantage and analyze their play style. A lot can be discovered about a person that way. Things like their current position, how they react to changing game scenarios, and especially how they change their play styles when they are given a barrage of deaths.
It's like I am playing against someone beside me instead of someone in another part of the world. I would definitely do a better job if I could also monitor their body language, but the disadvantage to that is they could also find my patterns and weaknesses as well in that situation. That's why I don't even inform them I have a headset. In the waiting rooms, I try not to show that my headset is on. I turn it on once the game begins.
And now you know how I play. If you are interested, I am me3lingual on PSN. Feel free to send me an invite or something. If I have the game, I will play with you. And with that, I hope you have fun in whatever it is you will play in the coming day.
Michael, aka me3lingual, aka 情郎
My brother was stuck watching the kid from yesterday again today. So to shove his endless barrage of questions to someone else, I put my headset on him and told him to start talking to the people he could here while we played Need for Speed: Most Wanted. I was afraid to do this at first, because of the language some of the others can use during play. But most of the adults in his life talk the same way, so it couldn't be any more harmful.
For the first ten minutes, no one else would talk. They probably didn't have headsets or something. All I could hear was the kid yelling "Hello! Can you hear me? Hey, talk to me!" By the end of it, a gamer started talking to him in French. I translated what the guy said to him, and luckily none of it was bad. He was surprisingly polite and nice.
After the kid went home, I played Grand Theft Auto IV multiplayer. And for the majority of it, all I could hear was someone going, "Hello! Can you hear me? Hey, talk to me!" This time from one of my opponents. I don't talk a lot when I play multiplayer. I choose to use the others chatter to my advantage and analyze their play style. A lot can be discovered about a person that way. Things like their current position, how they react to changing game scenarios, and especially how they change their play styles when they are given a barrage of deaths.
It's like I am playing against someone beside me instead of someone in another part of the world. I would definitely do a better job if I could also monitor their body language, but the disadvantage to that is they could also find my patterns and weaknesses as well in that situation. That's why I don't even inform them I have a headset. In the waiting rooms, I try not to show that my headset is on. I turn it on once the game begins.
And now you know how I play. If you are interested, I am me3lingual on PSN. Feel free to send me an invite or something. If I have the game, I will play with you. And with that, I hope you have fun in whatever it is you will play in the coming day.
Michael, aka me3lingual, aka 情郎
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