Omg, that's so sad, I love it!!! Yes! Do it!

Okay, wow, straight to the angst. But yes, it's a thing now. Also, wow I'm being slapped in the left kidney with a dying cuttlefish by FPS burnout. I'm trying to get my unofficial Shooter Wings by playing all the main FPS games/series, but wow are there a lot. Jesus the genre is huge. Here's the list:

-Doom: Just all of them. The original series and the two remakes are already under my belt, so I'm done here!

-Call of Duty: Only really need to play one, because they're all nearly the same. Also finished!

-Battlefield: Still deciding which one(s) to get, and then waiting for sales because I'm responsible with my money

-Bioshock: Finished all three plus DLC, woot!

-Halo: Oh boy, am I doing all of these! It's like the most basic of all shooty gaems. Mostly done with CE, but there's still the rest of the pile to go through. It's what I'm currently working on most

-SpecOps The Line: Not done, taking a break from this monster for a while

-Borderlands: Just need to start B3

-Far Cry: Waiting for sales again, but probably 3 and 5 are what I'm gonna get

If y'all got any other recommendations, I'm open to them!

Dang, the only video games I play are Minecraft and Mario cart/Mario party. I'm very bad at all of them(well, I'm decent at Minecraft) XD

Ah, I play all sorts of lesser known games. Who here has heard of Arx Fatalis?

I haven't!! What's it about? Sounds awesome!

It's this absolutely ancient RPG. Pretty sure it's from the people who did Quake. Bogstandard D&D video game without any of the licensing, you know, the dungeon-y sword-&-spell fighting against generic monsters. Pretty sure it's free right now.

Ooooooo! Fancy! Sounds great!! I will have to check it out sometimess. :D

So, I just did 2/3rds of my big HOTA Test, and my dad wanted to know what it was on. Being the history nerds we are, we went off on a tangent. That tangent ended up with the biggest discovery of my life. So, you all know the Silk Road, right? Well, have you heard of the more modern Chilean Bridge? It's 8,000 miles of bridgework between Chile and Japan. Now, you might wonder where the satellite images are, because of you Google Maps it, there's nothing there. That is in fact the result of high tide. And because of the patterns in orbit of Google's imaging satellites, every time the picture is refreshed, it's always high tide. Can you disprove it?

Omg, that's so cool! I never realized that!