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From playing a bit more, it seems alright. I could do without so many of the levels looking identical, and I'm really needing a challenge from it. I'm undecided if I like the levels being that short, but I do like it better than the way Borderlands is, with clearing areas out as you go on a quest, and then having to clear them out again as you make your way back to turn in the quest.
Granted I really didn't get a chance to play 11, but I haven't liked any Final Fantasy since 10. I'm going to give FF14 a try eventually, and I'm not holding my breath that 15 will be any good.
I realized the other day that I've played more video games these past few months than I have in the past few years. But in three months I won't have much time for them again, but that's what school does to ya. I won't have a paper intensive workload this year like I have in the past, but I'll be busy drawing given I'm going back for the fine/studio arts program so I can have a good foundation to start tattooing with. I might make my first tattoo the Black Hand with "We know" under neath it, and then Alduin once I have more experience with skin - and I'll do these even if I have to put them on my own skin.
I realized the other day that I've played more video games these past few months than I have in the past few years. But in three months I won't have much time for them again, but that's what school does to ya. I won't have a paper intensive workload this year like I have in the past, but I'll be busy drawing given I'm going back for the fine/studio arts program so I can have a good foundation to start tattooing with. I might make my first tattoo the Black Hand with "We know" under neath it, and then Alduin once I have more experience with skin - and I'll do these even if I have to put them on my own skin.
Funny thing is, I have a degree in English writing, philosophy, and psychology and I haven't been able to do **** with it. I even started freelance writing computer programs in high school, but that has not done me any good in terms of a career. I had an easier time making money in high school forging report cards for people than I've ever had out in the "real world."
There aren't many jobs around here. There have been, so far, two case worker positions that I have been able to find, and a few that require a doctorates. Around here you also won't find many mental health clinics, but there are plenty of bars and an over abundance of churches everywhere - over abundant in that I have no idea where all these churches in the country are getting people to fill them, because even though I live out in the middle of farmland I still live within 9 or 10 chuches and there is so many along just one smaller stretch of high way the is just outside of peru, about a half mile stretch, there are so many churches you need more than one hand to count them. And then Peru itself, though not a small country town, is far from being anything resembling a big town, and it has at least 20 some bars. I even learned of a new bar one night a few years ago when I saw someone stumble out of the door drunk. But you'll need Peru and the nearby towns similar to it to need both hands to count the number of mental health facilities combined. It's one of the things I can't stand about living hear. Church, bars, and strip clubs, and drugs are about the only thing to do, except for the occasional local band show of someone who isn't more than a cover/tribute band. But the their is such a small demand for psychology and psychiatry that most of what there is happens in places that handle general therapy, drug addiction, and people who need extensive help in their lives.
