Childhood games.

Today in P.E., Danny, Jonah, Ben, and I fell into a deep conversation on childhood games. We all seem to have a great common deals with games, because all of us have played 007 Nightfire, Mario, other Nintendo games, and especially the ultimate Super Smash Bro. Melee and Brawls. We all have played Runescape, Maple Story, and geek-like online FPSs such as Soldier Front or Combat Arms. We engrossed ourselves into stories about how during parties with relatives, the kids would always go upstairs turn on their good ol' Gamecubes or '64s or even PSs or PS2s to play some classics. I am a professional gamer, whether on Youtube or just a mentor to others, and I see classics as an important aspect to every gamer's life. Every time someone starts to game, I would always tell them to buy the classics, because it helps them build concepts on playing newly released games. I remember, my cousin Michael, and his Nintendo Game-Cube. The adults would sing karaoke downstairs while the Ben, Michael, Mandy, and I would run upstairs into Michael's room, turn on the machine, and start killing each other on Super Smash Bro. Melee. Anyways, before I start crying about these memories, I need to get to sleep. So long, brothers!

Brink: day 2

So, the adventure continues as Ben and I conquer the challenge mode in Brink. We are happy to see that Bill Chen is going to buy the game from me and we can play together as a team against all sorts of obstacles. Bill Chen has always been a very random and awkwardly cute boy. He is very funny, but sometimes he gets annoyed at people, especially ones he isn't close to, who leave stuffs in his dorm or ruin a game record of his. I actually brought him up in his skills as a player. He had trouble when he started out in TF2 (Team Fortress 2) because this game had a game-play style that didn't really fit people who played games for the first time. Since he is pretty good and a universal FPS player now, I decided to move him into Brink and soon into Battlefield 3 when it comes out this fall. I think Brink is a game that can really build Bill's imagination, because everyone's mind is only in Call of Duty and not really any other games. I think this world is focusing too much on CoD as an example of the FPS world, of course, experienced and up-to-date people like Ben, Tony, and I see it as a pretty bad game comparing to ones that are not so mainstreamed. I am glad that BFBC2 (Battlefield: Bad Company 2) came out because the realistic and patient game-play was brought to people and I am glad that it became a popular game. I hope that people could really leave their Call of Duty Rambo killing type of game-play behind them because games are changing now and soon multi-players won't be as fun. And as always, goodnight!

Brink is Complete and Fixed.

So, the new game finally worked after a big updating download period in the afternoon. I just love the game and how it is organized. For a person who likes to play the multi-player and see the different challenges when you face different opponents like me would love this game. But also you can move the customized person in the your story to move him into the multi-player. For people who don't like challenges and would only like an easy montage of killing players, you can stimulate a multi-player game with bots to the difficulty which fits the player. The extra part about this game is the thing I just love, it is the customization. There are literally over one-hundred things you can customize. Some include, over 100 facial hair, facial appearance, facial masks, shirt, ect. Others may include weapon customizations, such as suppressors and red dot sightings. The crazy thing is there are so many different things you can choose from the game that it is a headache. But I like it because it builds individuality and it makes people happy to feel like playing a character built from his or her own mind and not by some other companies. Anyways, I did not sleep well yesterday because I waited for my game to complete it's downloading for so long I think I might sleep this early today. Goodnight!

Smash my Computer.

I am going to smash my desktop, it is getting old. It cannot play any more new games that just came out, even a simple game such as Brink, which the graphic's only as good as half of BF3.I am so pissed off right now, because it literally took me the whole darn day to download that crap and now my old crappy computer tells me it can't work it! I was waiting all day for this new game to help me appreciate this world, and now I can't because my computer doesn't want me to. Anyways, I am looking forward in buying another game called L.A. Noire; it is a detective game which requires the player to fetch evidence of cases and determine if a suspect is lying or not. It really uses your mind and by the end of that game, you are a detective just because you know how to see into people so well. The game is not a boring one, because gunfights and regular jobs for you can be activated. So, after the story, you can patrol the city and sometimes the radio will call you for a job around town.

Smash my Computer.

I am going to smash my desktop, it is getting old. It cannot play any more new games that just came out, even a simple game such as Brink, which the graphic's only as good as half of BF3.I am so pissed off right now, because it literally took me the whole darn day to download that crap and now my old crappy computer tells me it can't work it! I was waiting all day for this new game to help me appreciate this world, and now I can't because my computer doesn't want me to. Anyways, I am looking forward in buying another game called L.A. Noire; it is a detective game which requires the player to fetch evidence of cases and determine if a suspect is lying or not. It really uses your mind and by the end of that game, you are a detective just because you know how to see into people so well. The game is not a boring one, because gunfights and regular jobs for you can be activated. So, after the story, you can patrol the city and sometimes the radio will call you for a job around town.

Howard Tai?

PASMUN is by far the funniest conference I have been to, since we were discussing the issue of Libya, some funny things was made up by Howard Tai. The first clause passed with it saying that we need to remove Gadaffi from his regime, and later on Howard Tai showed the most unacceptable amendment I have ever seen. Since the group against Libya was led by France (Che-Hung), Howard wanted to let Che-Hung "feel" what it is like to be overthrown by the United Nations; therefore he proposed to change the clause from (Removing Gadaffi) to "Removing the President of France", obviously this was denied because it was just absurd. Anyways, my mom made some really good dumplings yesterday and I couldn't stop eating them, it brings back so much memories of the past. It is so good that it might as well make everyone cry. Anyways, I need to get some rest and work done. Goodbye!

MUN Lobbying

So today I finished my last touches on my resolutions and I am looking forward in having a great debate session. Both my resolutions has received a one hundred percent full grade for it and I am sure as hell, that I am proud of myself. I felt that Mr.Dahl is letting us go have a easier life these days because he is letting us watch two movies this weekend. Though his class may be hard and make me mad at many times, I feel that his way of teaching is probably the only three teachers that make me feel well disciplined. Anyways, I am getting ready for tomorrow, and hope that on Friday I perform well, so I can be an important chair or be in a higher official next year in other conferences. Today I have helped three people in their resolutions, because this is all their first conference and I hope I can help them improve by giving them some great points in how to write a resolution. A lot of their problems, was that they write it in a way like writing an essay. They do not write it in the "resolution" way, which looks more "government" like. Well, I must get to sleep because there is a great day ahead of me and I must prepare! Goodnight!