Psymonkee
Never see anyone mention it so I’ll go with Hyperblade!
Futuristic combat skating game that was played in stadiums akin to the inside of a rugby/american football so you had high sides for doing tricks, goals at each end and hazards in the middle.
Hazards I hear you ask? Why yes! Spinning gates with blades on them to hurt your opponents and various other objects caused a small amount of bodily harm and bleeding. This led to a viable strategy of simply killing the opposing team.
Bonus points if you decapitated them too - literally. You could use opposing players heads to score more goals. Hilarious and probably not suitable for an early teens kid but I think I mostly turned out ok.
Huh, that was what 5 years ago now? I will remember telling randy he was wrong (in perhaps an alcohol fuelled rant 🤭) only to get swiftly blocked.
Brick voice ‘Ahhh good times!’
Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six. Could be a fun mini series to adapt. The video game never grabbed me though.
Not great. Perpetually exhausted (~4 years, onset), GP just gaslights me into thinking I’m fine.
My friends have all but abandoned me since the pandemic.
I have no job and due to the aforementioned fatigue struggle to find a route back to employment.
On the plus side my cat loves me. Probably something to doo with tuna.
Overall I think I win.
I thump my water bottle down on the desk just hard enough to make my mouse trigger and wake up the PC. By the time I’m sat comfortably it’s awaiting a password :]
Stardew Valley has been a life saver during bouts of insomnia.
Other than that BG3 and Golf with your Friends.
Excited might be going a bit far but hopefully getting a referral to General Medicine and a little closer to understanding what’s wrong with me all the time.
Beyond that some D&D I plan to run when I’m better. Planning and plotting as we speak 😎
Oddly pretty good the last few days! Been suffering from fatigue from an unknown source and for the last 5 days I’ve slept well, felt ‘normal’ and been able to get some things done!
Where they the right things? Not really but it’s the thought that counts, right?
