[BE88] The Strategist

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Wednesday, October 14, 2009

Its been a really long time since I blogged about my life. The last time I did that was on 7 September, with the exception of my preliminary examinations results. Speaking of which, I would most likely be able to enter many universities found overseas if I asked for my projected grades. It'll most likely end up something like AAAAA or AAAAB, if every grade is pushed up by two. Sometimes I wonder if its something I should take advantage of, since I doubt I'll really get that kind of grades eventually.

Anyway, while quite a lot of what I would want to say is already on Twitter, I think I'll just want to focus one a few stuff, especially those that I can't talk about in detail on Twitter.

I've completed Warriors Orochi 2 and Need For Speed: Shift on the PSP. Warriors Orochi 2 isn't very much different from Warriors Orochi 1, other than a few new characters here and there, as well as a continuation of the storyline. Its still the good old hack and slash that its loved for.

Need For Speed: Shift on the PSP was a disappointment. Interestingly though, Digital Life (random IT newspaper in Singapore) gave it a 9/10 for the PS3 and Xbox 360 consoles. I noticed that quite a lot of features found in those consoles aren't found at all in the PSP, so that'll explain the difference in my reaction and the reviewer's. The PSP version was a mere progression of races, unlocking race after race, car after car. Other than that, it was just a normal, bland racer. I give the PSP version a 6/10.

I'm currently playing Dissidia: Final Fantasy on the PSP. Apparently, its about two gods, Chaos and Cosmos, who have somehow been engaged in a war. So, Chaos is now winning, and its up to the ten heroes following Cosmos to save the world by obtaining ten crystals. These ten heroes are the main characters of all the Final Fantasy games from 1 to 10, so it really gives me an idea of who these people are, their personality, and how they fight. So far, its a rather good game, and I'm thankful for that because there has been a draught of good PSP games lately.

Today was the second last day of school, tomorrow being the Baccalaureate service. To be honest, it didn't even feel like school was ending, compared to when I was in Secondary 4. Few pictures were taken, teachers went on like its any normal day. Comparing this with what happened in Secondary 4, its like Antarctica and the Sahara Desert. Two complete opposites. Let's see what happened in Secondary 4. We got souvenirs from all teachers that taught us (except one), and those souvenirs ranged from personal notes to gifts to sweets. Pictures were also taken with every single teacher that walked in on the last day. Maybe I'm overreacting. Maybe it'll all come tomorrow. But from the looks of it, no. And gosh, I look like crap in the class photos.

I really want to make a shaman and warlock in WoW. Damn these exams.

Well, have you found your marbles?

posted @ 3:38 pm
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