Memories

As I promised [even though no one came on to look at the blog yet], a new post coming right up. Today I'll be touching a little on what happened today in school, along with some gaming stuff. That's basically all. I'll keep it snappy.


Gaming
The title of this blog post was 'Memories'. Very simply because of this: One of the online games I've played closed its servers today at 0900, GMT+8.

It was a fun game I must say, and I met many people that I never thought I would have known. I shared secrets with people that I never saw face to face, but I've never shared them with the people closest to me: My family.

Alright, getting a little off track here, I'll get back on topic.

Well, this game was what I leaned back on when I was totally bored. Even though the popularity of the game was poor, I still enjoyed myself in it. Now that it's going down, I'll be looking forward to another region's servers opening up to us. *crosses fingers*

So, what was that game you may ask? Here it is:

Yup. Grand Chase, or just known as GC. It was a really great game [in my opinion, yours may differ] which I really enjoyed.

Now that the SEA server is closed, it's time for me to wait, as time ticks by, for another server to open it's wide arms and accept us in.

I'll post more about the game in future, maybe some details here and there, but that's when I really feel like it.

For now, I'll just end off with this:

Thanks for all the wonderful memories that you've given me, I'll never forget it.
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As the server cuts it's connections, a gust of wind blows past my hair, signaling the end of my gaming life in GCSea, but also hinting to me the start of a next empire.

I'll look forward to it.

Goodbye, GCSEA.


School Stuff
I must say, we really must prepare for the unprepared. Applies to every and any situation in life as well.

Sometimes, what you study is not what comes out in your test. Sometimes, what you think would have come out becomes a totally warped version of that thought.

It's how these road blockages teach people a lesson - don't spot questions. Study EVERYTHING.

Not that I regret studying last minute, but I do regret neglecting certain parts of my notes just because it was "irrelevant".

HAH! Irrelevant my ass. In the end it became some kind of reverse hell for the test, reversing every single point I knew to cater to the darn Econs Essay question.

But oh well, what's done, is done. I guess there's nothing to do about it now other than look forward to the future.



That's all for today, hopefully everyday is as fun to write as this. Maybe it was cause I saw that the game was closing that I set up a dedicated blog?

There's just too many possibilities out there...

-signs off-