Journal Entry #3

     Anyone who knows me well knows that a lot of my free time is used for gaming. I tend to play many games, usually shooter, puzzle, and RPG games. Depending on the game, like The Walking Dead ( by Telltale), I tend to get emotionally attached to characters. I spend a lot of time talking about games with friends, and helping them if I've beaten the game (which you all just lost).

     I wouldn't consider myself as a pro gamer, because I don't do much online gaming. Online gaming usually doesn't end up well, because the online chat(s) tend to get a little heated. Whenever I do play online, however, players tend to like me because I almost always take on the defensive role, either being a sniper providing covering fire or a cleric healing my troops.

    I am an Xbox 360 user, and I'm perfectly comfortable with that. My membership gives me 2 free games each month (22 free games a year). Most of my friends use the same console, and we often play games together locally, not online. One of the reasons why I know I'm a true gamer at heart is because one of my friends accuses me of hacking every game I beat him at so that I'll win, even if  I haven't played the game before and I'm at his house.

     I'd have to say that my favourite game is The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, because I've made about 5 new games and I haven't fully completed it yet. I know it would take forever to finish every miscellaneous, side, and major quest line. The game runs on a leveling system, so as you level up your skills and gain levels, you increase you efficiency with each piece of equipment and increase your health, stamina, and magicka (magic).

     Using Sploder, I made my first game, and I can see myself  creating more in the future, because not only would it be a job I'd enjoy, but Game Creators earn a good salary.

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