I see, what I was trying to say was that I would have been anxious during the boat trip too, but not because I dislike water, but because I would have been afraid to drown.
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Having spent countless summer and winter days fishing with my grandfather, I totaly agree with you.I love to fish, mostly streams and rivers, and do go out on lakes some...but the ocean scares the crap out of me. It's miles deep in spots and a long way from everywhere. On top of that.....well....I've saw "Jaws" right before going to the beach one time and....
, I say it's best too keep as far away as posible.
I'm in my mid-40s (yes, I will admit to it, you're all cowards!).
I'm in my late 20s, and I already feel like that. The TV and YT thing is also the same. So despite our age difference, I don't think we're different in that regard.But I basically just feel like I'm out of touch with everyone my own age and older, while simultaneously thinking most of the people who are younger than me have terrible taste.
Even tho I'm about 10 years younger than you, all of this sounds rather familiar.I'm in my mid-40s (yes, I will admit to it, you're all cowards!).
Personally, I stopped watching TV almost entirely about 10+ years ago. Apart from a rare occasional show I specifically watch with my SO (who watches way more TV than I do), I barely watch anything on cable. And I don't really watch streaming at all.
But I sort of watch YouTube the way a lot of older people watch TV. I'll watch specific shows ("Ooh, [insert channel here] came out with a new video, guess I'll watch that!", ) and then when I run out of new content I tend to just go back and rewatch old videos I watched years ago. Sometimes I'll watch gaming content, sometimes I watch historical or science content, and sometimes I watch music. But my viewing habits are a lot closer to "flipping channels" than it is "appointment television" or the sort of way most people watch streaming services.
Granted, most of the time while I'm watching videos I'm doing something else (often playing Minecraft or Stardew Valley or something), because I've become a pathological multitasker. I am playing a video right now as I type this. So a lot of the videos I watch are more akin to podcasts than they are to actual shows (where I listen more than watch).
But I basically just feel like I'm out of touch with everyone my own age and older, while simultaneously thinking most of the people who are younger than me have terrible taste.
Ah!Ah! Sorry no I simply forgot to write it ( I have the memory of a goldfish sometimes...I'm in my mid-40s (yes, I will admit to it, you're all cowards!).
Personally, I stopped watching TV almost entirely about 10+ years ago. Apart from a rare occasional show I specifically watch with my SO (who watches way more TV than I do), I barely watch anything on cable. And I don't really watch streaming at all.
But I sort of watch YouTube the way a lot of older people watch TV. I'll watch specific shows ("Ooh, [insert channel here] came out with a new video, guess I'll watch that!", ) and then when I run out of new content I tend to just go back and rewatch old videos I watched years ago. Sometimes I'll watch gaming content, sometimes I watch historical or science content, and sometimes I watch music. But my viewing habits are a lot closer to "flipping channels" than it is "appointment television" or the sort of way most people watch streaming services.
Granted, most of the time while I'm watching videos I'm doing something else (often playing Minecraft or Stardew Valley or something), because I've become a pathological multitasker. I am playing a video right now as I type this. So a lot of the videos I watch are more akin to podcasts than they are to actual shows (where I listen more than watch).
But I basically just feel like I'm out of touch with everyone my own age and older, while simultaneously thinking most of the people who are younger than me have terrible taste.
), Im 48 yo but I do mostly the same things you do as well.Only TV that I usually watch is during the summer when I'm stuck in a motel because of work. So I usually watch some TV till about 8 and then go to bed. My parents watch mostly old westerns all day like gunsmoke but one also likes to watch mash.
Yeah, I will admit to watching a fair bit of YouTube. Mostly things around my hobbies or interests. Lately it's been lots of Daz and GIMP tutorialsI'm in my mid-40s (yes, I will admit to it, you're all cowards!).
Personally, I stopped watching TV almost entirely about 10+ years ago. Apart from a rare occasional show I specifically watch with my SO (who watches way more TV than I do), I barely watch anything on cable. And I don't really watch streaming at all.
But I sort of watch YouTube the way a lot of older people watch TV. I'll watch specific shows ("Ooh, [insert channel here] came out with a new video, guess I'll watch that!", ) and then when I run out of new content I tend to just go back and rewatch old videos I watched years ago. Sometimes I'll watch gaming content, sometimes I watch historical or science content, and sometimes I watch music. But my viewing habits are a lot closer to "flipping channels" than it is "appointment television" or the sort of way most people watch streaming services.
Granted, most of the time while I'm watching videos I'm doing something else (often playing Minecraft or Stardew Valley or something), because I've become a pathological multitasker. I am playing a video right now as I type this. So a lot of the videos I watch are more akin to podcasts than they are to actual shows (where I listen more than watch).
But I basically just feel like I'm out of touch with everyone my own age and older, while simultaneously thinking most of the people who are younger than me have terrible taste.
Love it, and the runes are a nice detail, very interesting.
I found that
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Love it.
) dogs are there too,.
She's the next one after B! I need to pause development on the video to take more classes, because the only things I can think of for Rain's portion would involve techniques I haven't learned yet (if they exist). Hers may be the most complicated of all of them (except for maybe Monica's).But... but... where is our gorgeous Rain ?!
No rush, I was just teasing you
Well, I can't say for you, as we may have totally different tastes, but I find it's definitely worth playing this game. Great story, good humor, interesting world, hot girls (but who are not just some kind of bimbo, they all have their own personality and mystery), and some steamy actions
.). She keep us informed on a weekly basis (usually every Friday) about the progress of the game. Even if for a reason or another, she has not progressed since the previous week. And also, she regularly writes short side stories, which allow to see things from a different angle, give some new perspectives, or simply flesh out the world of Mythos..
Exactly.Well, I can't say for you, as we may have totally different tastes, but I find it's definitely worth playing this game. Great story, good humor, interesting world, hot girls (but who are not just some kind of bimbo, they all have their own personality and mystery), and some steamy actions
Also, Nine of Swords is a great dev (but she has too much imposter syndrome to admit it
And finally, there is a little good community on this thread. It's a pleasure just to hang out here.
But don't play it if you only want sex, because it's not the main interest of this game and you will be disappointed if it's only what you want..
About the difficulty of this game, which would be to resolve a murder mystery, it's hard to say for now.
I don't think we have reach the middle of the story yet. So there must be some characters we still haven't see, clue we haven't found yet, and bad leads that we haven't come across yet.
The only drawback is that Nine of Swords continues to claim that werewolves do not exist, when we all know it's a lie, and that one day, the truth will prevail
