Talk about too many buzz words man. The title of this game is like a bloody bee hive. Anyways, I've been playing kingdom hearts 1 for the first time. I'm about 20 hours in and I just beat the Neverland "level". To be blunt, I was really disappointed with the Neverland level. It's literally a friggin ship and a clock tower. That's it. Atlanticus was WAY better. Hell, all the levels were. Like. What were they thinking? Anyways, I thought I'd post my thoughts so far. Well to start, it's easy as hell. I did normal mode cus I'm not a pansy nor a masochist. So yeah. But I honestly have no idea how people get off saying this game is hard. Just be like 2-5 levels over the Disney character in any given level and you should destroy the bosses and enemies with little difficulty. The combat is essentially press x to win with an occasional Dodge or sidestep and an occasional heal. That's it. I am not really impressed. Not with the combat nor the difficulty...
Everybody has heard the classic test to determine whether someone is an optimist or a pessimist right? Is the glass half empty or half full? That is the one. I have been thinking about this topic quite a bit due to a novel I am currently reading wherein the protagonist could be considered a pessimist and a realist. The argument was as to which one he is. This prompted me to think on the topic further. So what is the correct answer to that age old question? I would say that the correct answer is to say that neither are fully correct. Whilst it is not technically wrong to say that the glass is half full or half empty, it is also not the whole truth. It is both half full and half empty. Saying it is just one or the other is only part of the truth. This is the famed third answer that realists supposedly give. I reject that idea fully. Allow me to explain. Optimism is the positive outlook. A true optimist always assumes that the outcome of a situation will be positive, even if it is not. ...
Sometimes I wish I was born a different person. Someone normal. Without autism or ADHD. Normal. Why? Because no matter how many times your football coach told you being normal sucks, it's better than being abnormal. Being abnormal makes life harder than it already is by a Longshot. Using myself as an example. I had a hell of a childhood. I'll be the first one to say it could've been worse, but alot of the bad parts really stick with me and still hurt me to this day. Constantly marginalized and mocked and laughed at by everyone around you. Imagine a school life where it was rare for anyone to be even remotely nice to you. When they were, it was out of pity rather than actual kindness. Imagine growing up through that and life getting harder in different ways. Being unable to read body language, understand jokes or sarcasm. Hard time with empathy. Hard time understanding emotion in general. Both yours and others'. Inability to read social situations and act accordingly. I...
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