Basically,ever since BlazBlue stepped shore onto this little island,it's been what I'd been spending time on practically everyday.
Not that Im complaining.
It's an enjoyment to just sit there and enjoy the graphics,watching the background of it while others are challenging.
Even bigger enjoyment to be in the depths of it all,improving while fighting at the same time.

Desperation,exasperation,elation,hunger (lol?) ,it's all part of the learning experience.
I guess that's what makes gamers so happy.
They share their joy with others around them,others around them feel their pain when they make a mistake that costs their lives.
It's a real big shame arcades in Singapore dare not invest as much as compared to well,Japan.
A regular arcade in Japan has 4 HDMI enabled Tv's hanging on the ceiling forming a box and broadcasting live plays at any moment. Of just one game.
A regular arcade in Japan which supports BlazBlue have a rough 4 to 6 machines.
A regular arcade in Singapore has 1HDMI enabled Tv. And only because the game itself requires that Tv to operate.
Did I mention BlazBlue cabinets in Japan require a HDMI enabled Tv each?
A regular arcade in Singapore which supports BlazBlue have a rough maximum 1 machine. Exception at Bugis. Big big exception. TWO machines.

Oh well,still,a machine a day beats no machine.
Guilty Gear should kill hire people to bomb up Sega.
Potemkin should kill Iron Tager,then commit suicide.
Okay,Im just being random and bored here.

Shall finish up some homework for Monday where sch reopens again for me.
Life in JC sucked more than in Seconday School.
It would be really really nice to drop school and dedicate to being a professional gamer.
Damn.
Oh well,on the bright side.It's another arcade day later on in the evening.