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Jan. 12th, 2015 05:02 amChelle, thanks for getting back to me on the f-locked entry preceding this one. I do have some thoughts about what you said, but will have to get back to you once I have them ironed out.
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Played three rounds of Kiratto Kaiketsu yesterday. All bomb-defusing games. The first two were less than an hour each, and in the second, Kenta won with the lowest winning score to date. That being, 667 points, and no one spoke to any of the residents or won any battles.
Now, in case anyone's wondering why I spend so much time playing my game instead of writing, it's because even during my peak hours, I can only write so much (which in this case, is not much) each day. This also used to be true with term papers and when I was writing Chronicles of 7th Grade. In particular, I recall when I finally got down to my New York History paper late in the spring '08 semester, I'd make a little headway on it each day I had off from school, and then spend the whole rest of the day thinking about how to continue with it. I refrained from doing anything else, mainly to not feel guilty about pleasing myself when I should be focusing on the paper, but for all that worked, I might as well have been doing anything.
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Played three rounds of Kiratto Kaiketsu yesterday. All bomb-defusing games. The first two were less than an hour each, and in the second, Kenta won with the lowest winning score to date. That being, 667 points, and no one spoke to any of the residents or won any battles.
Now, in case anyone's wondering why I spend so much time playing my game instead of writing, it's because even during my peak hours, I can only write so much (which in this case, is not much) each day. This also used to be true with term papers and when I was writing Chronicles of 7th Grade. In particular, I recall when I finally got down to my New York History paper late in the spring '08 semester, I'd make a little headway on it each day I had off from school, and then spend the whole rest of the day thinking about how to continue with it. I refrained from doing anything else, mainly to not feel guilty about pleasing myself when I should be focusing on the paper, but for all that worked, I might as well have been doing anything.