Not Addicted

It’s four in the morning; do you know where your eyeballs are? Mine are vibrating in their sockets, trying to free themselves from my skull. Years of writing, gaming, and story telling have brought me to this moment. If it had eyes of its own, and maybe a larynx… the half-empty (half-full if you’re an optimist) can of cola at my side could tell you a story about late nights of cackling and button-pushing both literally and metaphorically.

They're so excited, and they just can't hide it. When looking around for great entities to meld with, why not just get together with yourself? Yeah, we understand. Personally, I felt the same way when I was five years old and super glued my fingers together. I was thrilled. My parents were less thrilled, and would only let me wear mittens for a year.

I keep hearing murmurs in the industry; insiders are beginning to ask the question, "Is the PC gaming industry beginning to stagnate?" Of course not. With another E3 gone, one need only look at what has been shown to us to determine how much PC gaming is thriving. There's certainly lots of fresh ideas out there just waiting to be picked. Obviously, there needs to be some games made about World War II. Yeah, I think reenacting D-Day would be sweet. There really aren't enough games that glorify war on the market. In fact, there should to be more games with the words "Rise" and "War" and "Call" in the title. I was thinking maybe 'Rise Of The Call Of World Of Lords Of Hammer Wars Online' sounded pretty catchy.

Fine, I admit it… I’m an indecisive gamer, and a subscription junkie. Okay? There, I said it. What’s so wrong about that? All of the cool kids are doing it. I just hate having precious memory and space being consumed by bad games. At present, I’m staring at my computer desktop and CD rack, trying to decide on which games go into the “I don’t play this anymore” pile, and which ones get to stay.

A story of one man's triumphant struggle for beauty at the expense of his group mate's sanity.

Source: Who Needs Armor?

In a world filled with procrastination and delays, how does anything ever get done in the gaming industry?

 

Hell if I know.  We don't have to get into that right now, do we? 

 

Ask me later.