Ivory wrote: ↑16 Jan 2022, 23:34
Emotive Syndrome wrote: ↑16 Jan 2022, 23:19
lol Zombies also scare me away too easily. Like, back when the first Resident Evil on PS1 I tried to play it, but the opening movie scared me so much that I even thought it was supposed to be based on true events. xD Although I'm admittedly not the sharpest knife in the drawer. Some people will say otherwise, but I've got no illusions about how below average I am. Zombies though, some of the scariest creatures I've ever heard of. lol
Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 is on the Switch, but you can also play the Xenoverse 1 story in it if it's on the Switch, something which I think is awesome. XD Ken's Rage is for PS3 though. I've never got the platinum trophy for it yet, but I'm closer to being able to now.
I think I've only seen one of the Resident Evil movies (might have been the animated or CGI one?) and it was in the movie theater sooo long time ago xD
Also there's nothing wrong with being average.
Yes they are quite scary ;-;
I hope to get a Switch or Switch Lite at some point down the road but we'll see. Other things have to take priority first though. Adulting really sucks sometimes. haha
I haven't seen a CGI Resident Evil movie, but I loved the Milla Jovovich movies. Everyone else hated how it didn't fall in line with the game, but it's a movie so why would it be exactly like the game? But hey, there's haters with almost everything. Well, if not everything. lol Too scary. But if the movie is awesome enough then I'll watch it. It's really odd, I've got a bigger problem playing zombie games than watching zombie movies. I never really understood why though. Also I'm terrible at shooting games. lol One time I played one called Black on the PS2, I kept holding down the trigger button until the bullets ran out. rofl Each time I had the controller, I never realized it's supposed to be fired in bursts, I just thought it was different since it was a game, plus my experience with firearms is basically non-existent. There's nothing wrong with being average though, just insecurities that possibly make me think my capabilities are less than they really are. Most likely anyway. The greatest enemy to someone is themselves, more often than not.
I haven't managed to adult yet... I try, but I always switch to the same reactions that I had as an adolescent: loud music, slamming things... sometimes yelling way too loud... I'm surprised nobody's called the cops for a domestic disturbance from me yelling yet. I keep trying, but I -always- shrink back to those behaviors... it probably doesn't help that familiar things make me feel more comfortable, and there's been the idea that I might be in the spectrum of autism, just some kind of high-functioning level, but mom says it would make sense of my whole life. Honestly, I kind of want to have a reason as to why I've felt so different and never could be normal, but on the other hand there's so much wrong with me already that I don't know if it would necessarily be a good thing to have that diagnosis... And dad will be retiring really soon, so there won't be enough time to do anything about it even if I do have it. I mean, is being mature really just not something I have the tools to be? I keep falling back into the reactions and behaviors I had when I was growing up and angry, no matter how hard I try to be normal it's never something I've been able to be. ... Although mom and dad keep expecting me to act normal like everyone else. I don't think they realize how I'm just not normal.
If you ever do get a Switch let me know so we can exchange Friend Codes.
I still can't join any multiplayer games or anything, but 0 Friends gets depressing to see when you login to a gaming account after a while.