I'm waaay to lazy.
I have a lot of steam-bought games that I'd like to play. I know that a lot of games that you can buy on steam is games that don't really have a lot of challenging gameplay, but I think that the games that I've managed to buy is containing some great details. Half a year ago, I bought Batman: Arkham Asylum, and I haven't played it once. I'm ASHAMED! I've also bought Bioshock 1. I've played it a couple of times on xbox a long time ago, but now I've decided to play it on PC, and actually complete it. Deus Ex: Human Revolution is also a game that I can't stand that I haven't played through even though I'm in love with it. I have a terrible lot of games. Steamcommunity.com <-- Take a look. I can't decide what I'd like to play through. I will play through F.E.A.R 2 even though I have to get more time on my hands. I'd like to try and record one video a day, so that it'll speed up the process a bit. But it's hard to get that time when there's a lot to do.
But I will complete it.
I've actually asked myself a couple of questions throughout the last days.
"Why do I record it, and make commentaries when almost nobody watches?"
"Is it really so important to me?"
(WARNING - NEXT PART MIGHT CONTAIN INAPPROPRIATE CHEESYNESS)
Well if you look at it with cynical viewer-wanting eyes, the more videos I make, the bigger chance I'll get that people will watch them. But I actually enjoy making the videos a lot. Whenever I'm making a video, I'm fully entertained, because you have the chance to say exactly what's on your mind during the gameplay. It makes the game three times more fun.
The question of it's importance is one simple answer. Yes. The reason I write this blog, is because I know that 7000 people have soon read it, and that somebody is entertained while they read it. It means so much to me. Another part of the importance is, that I like to play games. If you look at Athene, Yogscast and Swifty, it's people who have really dedicated their lives to playing games and even donating their money to charity. They are great inspiration. I myself have always loved playing console games, and PC games. There's almost nothing better than to compete against artificial intelligence in order to raise your power and scream "I'VE GOT THIS SH*T". Nothing is better, than to watch these peoples videos and get inspired to do what you love the most, and try to get better at it. Also, having a healthy lifestyle. Swifty especially likes to workout, and lose weight and be on concentrated diets so that he can represent gamers all over the world. I try to workout myself because it gives you better focus, and strengthens you in order to win. Improve yourself. Evolve yourself. This is our culture.
If you don't know Athene, Yogscast and Swifty, go search for them on Youtube. You won't regret it.
