[Team Fortress 2] What took you so long?

EXPLANATION FOR THOSE WHO NEVER PLAYED THE GAME:
 On Team Fortress 2 there's a game mode named "Mann Vs Machine", where a group of 6 players fight against robots
The mechanic is quite simple; You need to defend the base and avoid the bomb-carrier robot to deploy the bomb. Case you fail and they manage to deply it, everything explodes and you loose the game.

Now, for the team, you can either create your own team (by inviting friends) and case you don't do that, you might go in a team with inexperienced players
Something that kinda helped me to come up with the concept (not complaining; everyone was inexperienced once in their life)

Now, for the REAL description:
This was more like a test/challenge that I did to myself. Try to come up with something dramatic in only one page.

About the story?
It was something that just popped up in my mind and yes; could've been better, but again, it was a challenge and I tryied not to overthink (something that I actually do, a lot, regarding my comics)

Now, I'll leave to the reader to come up with the conclusions regarding this. C:

Healthy generation

I'm not a big fan os phisical exercises, unless they have an objective behind (having scores, and winning for exemple). And yes, I do know that the objective of exercizing if=s having a better and healthier life style and all that yada-yada.
But since a rock is way more healtier than me, I've been forcing myself to go out for a walk/run at least twice a week.

I sucks

I hate it

But I have to :T

[TF2] Quick-Fix #02

For those who might not know, the Quick-Fix allows the Medic additional mobility when he is healing wounded players. If he's healing a class with faster movement speed, the Medic's speed will be increased to match the player.
When healing a player that executes a rocket jump (using the weapon to lauch himself high in the air, to go from point A to point B in a effective and faster way), the Medic receives an equal force in the same direction, allowing him to follow teammates that launch themselves across the map, which can result on this kind of situation :T

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Team Overwatch 2

When Overwatch was first relesed (and when they started the closed beta) I was very hyped to play it, while clinging to a small beam of hope that maybe, just maybe I was worthy enought to receive a key for the closed beta.

Didn't received the key, I'm not that much hyped anymore, but I still want to play it.

Hadn't decided if I'm going to buy it yet...

[Review] Life is strange

I've played "Life is strange" but I must confess, It was a good game, but... it's not my kind of game.

 It's the kind of genre where you have to take some decisions and, just like my life, I keep wondering if I took the right one.
But the difference is that in this game you can go back in time to change your decision.
It's like if you were able to play the movie "Butterfly Effect"

Separated into 5 episodes (I have no idea why they've been doing games separated into episodes, but ok) you play as Max, a studant who goes back into her home town to have photography lessosn with a prestigious teacher.
During what seemed to be a regular day, young Max ended up finding out that she's able to go back in time, what generates a huge chain of events.

Despite it's low begining it's a good game and even some very small choices WILL generate some sort of consequence in the future which the game will make sure to keep a bitter reminder of your past choices. Some of those were really difficult for me and it'll make you sob like a lil' helpless kid.
All the main and side characters are very well written and you can talk with all of them from the homeless lady, to the guy at the bus stop and you can interact with pretty much everything.
The game could be longer, in my opinion, because I wish I could know more about other characters, like Victorya, Rachel, and all the others.

However it's not my kind of game, meaning that I will not play again.
Actually I did play it twice, but it was just so I could get all the achievments.

[TF2] Quick-Fix #01

For those who might not know, the Quick-Fix allows the Medic additional mobility when he is healing wounded players. If he's healing a class with faster movement speed, the Medic's speed will be increased to match the player.
When healing a player that executes a rocket jump (using the weapon to lauch himself high in the air, to go from point A to point B in a effective and faster way), the Medic receives an equal force in the same direction, allowing him to follow teammates that launch themselves across the mapm which can result on this kind of situation :T

I am positevely SURE that the friend who gave me the Quick-Fix only did that to laught at me failing with the weapon.

[fact] I had to paint it twice, since the first time I made them on RED, and later realized that this happened when we were on BLU -_-

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Sun

When it's supposed to be summer, but you've been only having cold rainy days without sun for the past 2 month, something like this might happen...