Ciallo～(∠・ω< )⌒☆ If you just miraculously stumbled across my profile and we happen to have some mutual interests, feel free to send a friend request
I'm into all kinds of games ranging mostly from arena fps to mmorpgs, rhythm games, gacha games and many more. I grew up with an n64 and a ps2 so I like oldschool games especially
I love music and usually listen to J-Trance , J-Rap , Liquid Drum & Bass [open.spotify.com], Techno and Breakcore, depending on my current mood. Feel free to share your fav tunes♡
Obviously I love anime so here's my MAL profile if you're curious :3 [myanimelist.net]


seriously. Sometimes we get so invested in a game that we tend to forget why we play it. If things get to your head, take a break, it's okay you'll eventually feel better soon. If not, you should probably ask yourself why you keep playing the game, if it's not for fun. And I mean that your definition of fun shouldn't be tied to factors that you have no influence on.

In the past I had quite a toxic mindset about competitive games, I'd push through all the bad emotions I'd eventually encounter and my only concerns were about improvement, and to surpass the people I used to look up to. But as time passed I began to realise how much more I enjoyed gaming when I had no clue what I was doing, and did everything intuitively instead of going for BiS/meta min-maxing everything' kinda stuff. Creativity and immersion are being cut short by doing so. You may have fun for a while, but gaming will eventually feel odd. Now you'll always feel the obligation to repeat that cycle. Suddenly games aren't about having fun anymore, but about optimizing whatever you're doing. You want to apply this to any game you touch, and if you fail to do so you'll feel like you're missing out, or "wasting your time". So why do we play games at all if it isn't for fun & entertainment? Aren't they already a "waste of time" to begin with? -

So take it easy. Take it slow. Also care about yourself, and not the toxic people around you. Don't let them influence you to become like them, there's nothing to gain. You can have a "gg" even when you lost. Even when it wasn't your fault. Even when your opponents weren't nice people. Overcome your ego and eventually you'll realise that being humble will feel like nothing gets under your skin. And ohh man that is a nice feeling~

Spread some love instead of hatred. The world is already f*cked up enough, there's nothing to gain by making it worse for yourself and the people around you

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• OS: Windows 11
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