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Thursday, October 26, 2006
So, its been a long time since I blogged, mainly due to lack of events. Anyway, its meet the parents today, and I got back my report book. Generally its pretty ok, pretty similar to my end of year results.
My form teacher, Mrs Wang, suggested that I read the Time magazine and stuff like that to broaden my knowledge, which will in turn improve my combined humanities grades. Times magazine? Oh my gosh. The amount of CCA points I actually have is really amazing. 17? To think I was actually aiming for a C6 (8 points I think) to get 1 point off my O-Levels. They added a lot of funny competitions here and there which I don't even remember participating in. Thank God for a good and big BB company, the JM Fraser award actually gives 3 points, and BB week actually gives 1 point, and 2 points for getting 3rd? Like, LOL?
So I've found a new game thanks to the dudes in Planet Rakion. Its called Infinity Online, and its an action game. It resembles Ninety Nine Nights, minus the hundreds of enemies to kill. It has many characters to play as, and each character has about 15 different skills to perform. There's mission mode, where you get to do a mission (duh), and there's usually about 20+ enemies to fight during the mission. Player versus player (PvP) mode is more skill-oriented and only a maximum of 8 people can fight at the same time, so its actually quite boring. Of course, which online game doesn't come with lag? Lag makes the PvP mode pretty screwed up, for example, you can get hit by air. Kind of scary.
I've also got Need for Speed: Most Wanted from Amos, currently on Blacklist number 9. It was really fun for the first 4 Blacklist members, and after that, the enjoyment died. The game is pretty repetitive, and nothing new comes into the game (except new cars). The storyline is boring and it doesn't make you want to continue to see what happens next, as its actually quite predictable (good guy wins and stuff like that).
Starforce. A CD copy protection software with a bad reputation. Its been known to slow down the computer and the CD drives. Apparently some game companies have stopped using it due to complaints from customers, and some customers have even started to boycott games which use Starforce. Starforce is actually the strongest CD protection software out there, which will make many companies want to use it. However its reputation has ruined its strength. A game I enjoy playing, Trackmania Nations, uses Starforce. However I've uninstalled it together with Starforce due to the reasons I've stated. I've played most of the good tracks already anyway, so no more Trackmania for me.
posted @ 3:38 pm
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