The first question I'm usually asked: "Why are you adding me as a friend?"
Simple. I've seen your review while browsing some game that attracted my interest and found that your writing is good and satisfying. Nothing more I could ask from you. I'm not into trades. While I do enjoy a little chat sometimes, the main reason for us to be friends is so I can read your precious reviews. I'm much a reader person.

As for me, I'm a game collector, and I like all of them covered. Too bad it's not gonna happen. I have much less free time than desire for playing.

With all the magnificence AAA titles have, I usually prefer maybe mediocre, but fairly made and presented games from small developers. I tend to use a lot of philosophy in my way of life, with a predilection for realism. Part of my reviews might look totally incomprehensible for normal reading, because of that philosophical burden.

Despite that, I do all this reviewing and socializing in general to learn some English. Please, feel free to correct me when I misuse words or something, okay?
Yeah, I'm writing reviews not because I feel that I am so much clever than guys who make games, but simply to exercise myself with foreign vocabulary. I really mean it.

Due to my irregular duties, I'm quite often AFK even if you see me with an "online" status or some game opened on my PC. I've never used "Idle master" or such software, I just start a game, then smth happens and I rush into it, forgetting about anything I left open. Or I can simply drop off and fall asleep, being too tired to switch off the lights. In every game where I have more than 5 hours, about 25-70% of that time was usually spent idling, for various reasons.

NB: Ahh, sorry, but I must add this: I'll most likely not accept any invites from people who have a small amount of games on their accounts and no reviews. And I hate all those mindless groups like "100% nerds gather here". Don't spam me with such invites, please.