GAME, WORK, GAME, EAT, SLEEP, GAME
ClickOnyxDC Always on PlayStation®5, Always Rambling
if (
player_x < enemy[0] < player_x + player_size
and player_y < enemy[1] < player_y + player_size
):
pygame.quit()
sys.exit()
# Remove enemies that go off-screen
if enemy[1] > HEIGHT:
enemies.remove(enemy)Life would be so much simpler if it was possible to kill off your bad emotions this way.
Like a busy buzzing bee, I’m drifting around trying to settle back into my gaming grove. Firstly finding a “safe” place to get my game on is tricky. A clean, spacious area with no interruptions would be bliss.
Naturally, some titles are just not right to play at the moment…Green Hell (now deleted) seems to mirror life too much as I struggle with odd continuous physical ailments. Division Survival (now deleted) is really empty and my usual running mates are nowhere to be seen online.
Looks like solo game runs are going to be the thing to do as I’m only done with 20% of Ghost of Tsushima. Extremities have forced me to tackle a 2 hour return train journey to get game time but it’s not working as I’m constantly interrupted and the game play quality is very poor.
In the meantime, my writing quality has gradually got worst.
Like a sponge, I absorb all the things that are wrong in a situation. I become accountable by default and cannot shift the responsibility even though there are so many things clearly out of my influence. It’s a flawed personal trait which constantly damages me.
It’s amplified when I try to assist. Sometimes, I can find a solution and all is well but mostly things fall flat bringing me with it.
Solution: Normally, I’d dive into Div 1 or something and go shoot things in the face but for now the best is Isolation Mode with near zero human interaction.
Result: 12 hours later: Emotional state restored
The formula for an emotional exploit has been around for centuries and is still pretty effective.
The strategy to just to create time pressured confused and emotional conflict. This makes it tough for the target to make a rational decision, in fact the wrong decision will often seem like the
Exploiters with finesse blend their attack with subtle time pressure and set-up friendly history and established heartfelt trust where they have actually given money to the target.
Credit card debt, alimony, personal requests for money and World War Z throw endless fast paced adversaries at you. When the hoard spots you then you have no option but to cut them down with all you have, no rules just kill everything. I’ll be following steamers of this title closely and it’s great to see that the game creators have been true to the movie.
In the meantime, I’m walking in silence alone in the dark.
It’s pretty hard to convince an individual to invest any time into a Personal IT disaster recovery plan. Even if they have experienced some IT loss, folk simply think their gadgets will continue working forever,
A visit to an Apple genius bar will see a constant flow of disparate anxious end-users who are there because of some kind of IT failure. As an engineer, it’s great solving problems and putting out fires but most incidents can be easily avoided.
