Three times had I had to wake up and guess the time. Sleeping is quite a low priority in my case, especially with everything I have to do. Working takes most of my schedule, the other half is consumed by games. Which leaves the rest for sleep and everything else. Is it unbalanced? Not really if you think about it. The proportion of games is highly proportional to the quantity of work. Or should I say inversely so. Either way, lack of sleep, lack of dreams, and lack of fresh air really messes one's internal clock. There's not enough time in a day to do all that is there...
...Got Sleep?
Friday, August 11, 2006
Got Sleep?
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It is World of Warcraft an online game. Depending on what you do in the game, you either spend a short or long time online. If you want to enjoy the social aspects (like clearing a zone with 40 or more other people) it takes quite some time.
I could use some of that sleep, if you have extra laying around pass some this way.
Not a war game per se. It is quite related and probably based on J.R.R Tolkein's work. Not so exact though, but it is based on a universe. A history with so much detail, a war between humans and orcs etc. The game itself has a lot of history. What you do is you have your character where you get to do quests/missions and you get certain rewards. You travel, and I'll say the "world" is quite big. There are areas where you face people of a different faction and you fight without warning! There are events such as the monthly fair, or the christmas and halloween celebrations. Recently there was a "Adopt a child" day where you had this kid running after you the whole time, lol.
It is quite deep really, there is so much content to it that it can be a lot of fun.
Yep, all thanks to her.
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