My thoughts

I guess I have one more than about Witching Hour I want to add, and it’s more how I personally feel is all. How I been feeling what I been thinking and what I want to do. And this will be a fairly long post.

Editor’s note: This is a rant or a vent or just both. Something to get off my chest. And I have to make this clear that no one is at fault here. Sure, I don’t like how some members act, and things could be better. But no one is at fault. I’m letting off steam.

How have I been feeling.

Guild has been interesting when I first joined or got asked to join and it was a fun time and was before Phantasy Star Online 2: New Genesis. And there were rough spots pre-NGS and post NGS but I didn’t mind it. Or rather, I ignored it. I met some chill people, you could goof off with, and being a member was fun. Then I got asked to become an officer for the guild way back then, even though, I was happy being a regular member and did not care to be an officer.

And being an officer, it was not so bad and ignoring other things. As an officer, I just help urgent quests and have to watch chat when users start to become stupid. As you can see, I don’t do much. Being an officer feels like babysitting but you get paid with disrespect, being ignored, or having to deal with stupid things.

And it always feels like you are walking on eggshells with some users. But as an officer, and forgive me. This shit blows! Witching hour feels too pc with some members. Someone getting offended, I can’t really speak my mind because other guilds or people may read this? It is why didn’t want to become an officer.

Maybe it is the lack of content, the guild feeling samey to me, just being here, some users won’t listen to advice or will be offended. Having to babysit some users or speak for users who want to do something but never speak up or even ignore some people, and don’t even have manners to respond sometimes.

Why I stopped being competitive

Warning: This vent is all over the place but no hard feelings, just needed a place to unwind and release my problems or talk about them

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It’s time again for a fun post and an interesting topic from me, OnyChaos. Why I am no longer competitive or why I stopped being competitive. Well, let’s see in the old days of CyberScore or when I joined the competitive side of Cyberscore or gaming, for me was fun.  It was about being better while having fun, you know?

Here the thing. Me and my friends. Auto and Shiny. We are competitive in smash but we have fun at the end of the day because having fun is better then trying to out do someone in a vidya game. And I am fine with people being competitive but most of the time the environment is toxic and by proxy it keeps me from playing with other friends.

But being competitive seems to be such a serious thing that some forget what fun is or rather the only fun is beating the other players or fun being wasting hours, days on a game to beat the score by another user that has long since stopped playing.

Got Mini Golf Arena as a gift

Alright. So I was gifted a game. Mini golf Arena. Normally, I like gifts, it’s a way of saying “You’re great” or something to that effect. But sometimes and this may be a strange concept but hear me out. I don’t like some gifts. Shocker, right. Such a strange and weird concept.

So here my deal with mini golf arena. So nothing against it. Well that’s a lie, there is a lot going against it for me but that’s based off Pangya issues which doesn’t help. 

I should make this clear. I HAD an interest in golf games when I played Pangya: global fresh up. When the NA server died, my interest died with it. Then when it was time to play Pangya Celebrity, my  interest for golf games hit it’s peak and after Pangya Celebrity support died.

From that day onward, I had a low Interest in golf games (But it seems that has not been clear or my lack of “passion” for golf games). I would play Pangya Debug with friends but that’s because, that was the closest thing to playing a MMORPG with these Pangya friends. I would love to play other fun games with them but that’s not going to happen or some just flake out on you. I learn to come to terms that some things I want to do with my pangya friends are never going to happen.

Got off topic but.. Once Pangya Celebrity died. That was it. After ping ponging back and forth with Pangya games, I want nothing to do with golf games. And one reason I didn’t want Mini Golf Arena is because, I feel that Mini Golf Arena is a fad (In my group of friends), which by the time of the post may have died out.

I thought that me making it clear in the chat was a clear sign that I don’t want this game. And I said I don’t want it. And surely, that should be clear as day.

But as I write this, that wasn’t a clear message so… As they say, “Your words fall on deaf ears” I’m not ungrateful but I didn’t ask you to send me a game I didn’t want. It was on sale for 0.89 cents but so it was not too bad of a price.†

I feel you wasted 89 cents on this game. Not only do I not want to play this game that has mixed reviews. This doesn’t boost my interest for golf games. I don’t know who spearheaded this idea to get me this game, but why?

It doesn’t help If I accept  gifts that are good or bad. Thanks for the gift? Not going to play it though. After Debug I think I’m done with golf games to last me a lifetime. Here a cool tip for you. The more you want me to do something, the less I will do it.

Seeing as Pangya is now dead in this group. You had a good life.

This long rant got out of hand. But please, in the near future make sure if you send me a game, please ask or I will reject the game

Unironic, Sonic Spinball would been a better gift. Too late though.

Thanks for reading my vent and rant. :3

Stream snipers on Twitch.tv

Hello again. It’s me, Sonik the edge-lord and I have a new post I want to share my thoughts on stream snipers and such. So, let’s hop in. And open a can of worms.

You might be wondering and/or asking, “What is a stream sniper?”, well, Jimmy boy. A stream sniper is a viewer with or without an account that watches a live stream to get the upper hand on someone.