[BE88] The Strategist

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Wednesday, April 01, 2009

Well, pretty obviously, that crappy April Fool's joke that supposed to happen didn't happen. Instead, the choir that leads the singing of the anthem sang the pledge, which was damn gross and gay because... you know what I have against Singapore.

Anyway, I got back the results of my 3 H2 subjects, and I'm not that pleased with them. I study and nothing good comes out of it. Meh. Well, its a miracle that I passed my Math though. Maybe that's the only one that I'm not so sad about. Apparently only 9 out of 24 people in my class passed, and so I'm one of that nine. I passed with 25/50, but hey, the first in class is 36, and the 2nd best is 29.

Screwed my Physics though. Most people in my class got 40+/65, and I got a 39. Being below average isn't good, and I haven't got back my paper yet so I don't know what went wrong. Chemistry? Being a retarded subject as usual.

Well, there's going to be another exam for the 3 H2 subjects at the end of this term. I'm just glad its not after the holidays, so I have more time to play a bit during the holidays. Exams are good anyway, they let me see what the hell is wrong with me. Lol.

Oh, game update. I've also completed Red Alert 3: Uprising. Well, since it doesn't have a multiplayer option, the factions are horribly imbalanced, but that makes things a little more fun though. Total destruction is always fun once in a while. Anyway, the story just picks up from where Red Alert 3 ended, and the story doesn't really develop much at all. Pointless, really. Its a pretty silly expansion. However, the Yuriko campaign was pretty cool. It was presented in an RPG style, 1 character, and press buttons 1 to 4 to use skills. Skills and passive abilities can be upgraded as well. But one good and unique campaign isn't going to save the whole game, so it gets a 5.5/10 from me.

Well, I'm currently playing World of Warcraft again, this time, Wrath of The Lich King. Somehow people can never quit playing WoW completely. Its some sort of virtual drug. Anyway, WoTLK is still heavily bugged on the server, as 95% of quests in Northrend don't work at all. Still, its working on a new emulator, so there's more bug fixes and a better system altogether.

I'm currently playing a shaman, which should be my main class all the way. The discipline talent tree for priest is sooo tempting and unique though. It works such that damage is mitigated totally, so that healing is not even need in the first place. A similar support class is the protection monk in Guild Wars. But I have a tendency to keep switching classes (I have a level 70 shaman, paladin, priest, warlock, hunter, level 40+ rogue and level 60+ warrior in one server), and I know that as a priest, I'm damned to support people all the way, so I'll just stick to one character for the time being.

posted @ 11:20 pm
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