Kennysplash

I’ve seen robot used to serve in restaurants. It will take your order efficiently and bring you just what you asked for. When people heard of it they all wanted to check it out and it boosted the sales of the restaurant. It was an exciting sight to behold.

Well that is a good perspective too. If anything the cost of production were reduced drastically compared to when aircrafts were involved. Technology will help us improve our crafts though. We should level up in ways that AI will not chase us to the background completely.

I feel so sorry for the present generation. They are mostly on their devices, little to no effort into human interaction. I don’t even see it getting better. Gone are the days we will sit and listen to moonlight tales. Kids these days will rather be streaming TilTok and checking their social media accounts.

Of course there are some tasks that can be done faster and more efficiently with AI. We can see it making waves in such fields like writing, automation, videography etc. it can even assist those with practical skills to become better.

Do you make use of what you learn offline? That is the problem with language learning. If you don’t speak it often with others in your daily activities, you will not grab it quick.

I am thinking of working remotely. Therefore I would love to train it in what I do so that it can continue working while I take a nap. I don’t suppose that is too much to ask.

My dad never had the time for games while growing up, though there was little of it then too. But when I have a kid I want to have the experience of playing with them as they grow up. It can definitely make a good bonding time. Did you play games with your folks? Do you play with your kids?

GTA3 for me. I could go all day just driving around. I could drive for hours without revisiting previous routes. I marveled at how vast the world was. Then when I feel like getting out of the car to just walk around and getting into trouble, nothing stops me. Thrill of getting chased by the cops? I knew what to do to get myself in the situation. I felt really free.

I can get really nice while playing games. For instance, I try to make my duels balanced and fair. If my opponent has a sword, I fight with a sword. If he has a knife, then a knife it is. I don’t pull out a gun on someone that has no weapon. I match my opponent’s weapon, and I don’t regret it when I lose. Do you do nice things in games?

Super Mario world! I have played it like 20 times? It has become an annual ritual. I just get blown off by the fun game play mechanics. Every gamer has that one game that they go back to a couple of times after finishing them. Which game was it for you?

For me it is Tetris. I am currently the best Tetris player I know physically. I can’t mention online though, it’s full of people that I can’t match up with in a hundred years. But I’m so good at it, my uncle nicknamed me Mr Tetris. My friends started calling me that too. What games are you exceptionally good at?

I have not had the privilege of meeting my gamer pals offline. The only ones I have met are my usual friends, that we see each other physically. I so much desire for it though just for a change. I want to know just how it feels like.

Gone are the days we have the time to play as we like. As we grow older we have more responsibilities, so we can’t afford to spend hours on a daily basis anymore. But we still make out time for it, regardless.

Yeah if you had it and don’t anymore that feeling would have been different. Are you sure work would be the way to go? You need something fun, that can relax you when you are not working.

My aim is nothing to write home about. That is why I prefer guns that have the target mark on them. Makes it very easy for me, especially to do headshot.

When I first saw harrypotter game I was like, what? I concluded that it will be the most boring game ever, because I didn’t know how swinging wands and murmuring Avada Kedavra could keep anyone interested. I played to prove my point, though it was not as bad as I thought. But it was not exactly great either.

You got that feeling too? Before my dad bought the PS 2 I used to play at at the game house with money. The excitement I had when we eventually had it in our house was heavenly.

When there was no modern technology, that was what they made use of in the olden days. I’m sure it did the job too, but thankfully we have more effective ways now. I surely don’t think I will have the patience for a bird to relay a message. 😅

Yes, and there are players that you have not seen too and probably won’t see. When I play online I chat with them and we banter ourselves. I also have those that I play multiplayer with physically. It makes me associate with those that have the same interest as me.

Tough levels don’t frustrate me, before it gets to that I would have quit. It is usually hardware problems and glitches that frustrate me. If it is the game that is hard, I just consider it a challenge that I should overcome and put more effort.

Difficulty makes the game much more worth it, so I don’t quit when it happens. I can take a break from the game and engage in other activities. By the time I’m back to it I’m with a fresher perspective. But if it is proving too hard, then I’ll pass.

Game chats can make the game much more interesting, provided it is not abused. Imagine the banter chats that you could be having. But once I discover that the other person is causing nuisance with it, I disable it.

There is nothing to report. Humans try to find the easier way out of a lot of challenges, not only gaming. Bypasses will definitely exist, no matter how much it is frowned at.

Silent hill. Though I have never played it, but I witnessed friends do. Scary games are not my thing, the last thing I want is a game I’m playing giving me chills.

I do know that I am not a seasoned gamer. When the gurus start talking about gaming, I feel like I don’t know much. So I can say I am intermediate, not a pro gamer but not a novice too.