Kyle_The_G

Is the guy who plays shoresey on there? He deserves it more than anyone.

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One thing i'll say about sekiro is that it demands you learn "the dance". You need to play the game on its terms and learn the rhythms, essentially you just need to "git gud" but it is absolutely worth it once it clicks. Its an incredible game once you finally get a feel for it.

these are my favourite games, thats why I put them in the second comment I realize they're a little on the more difficult side. My bad I didn't clarify.

ya thats fair

it was in the amazon and and got razed to make space for a cattle ranch years ago.

Well sometimes its nice to rip the carpet out and try hardwood flooring.

Ya I'm a big single-player story-driven player. Other recommendations are red dead 2 (never played 1, I'd like to), lies of P, sekiro, elden ring, bloodborne, uncharted series, death stranding (I love this game but completely get why people bounce off it), alan wake 2 (also not for everyone), control, and I'll always have a soft spot for halo 1-3+reach. Theres probably a bunch more i'm forgetting but I loved all of those games. I just love a really good story.

mass effect, cyberpunk, clair obscur, baldur's gate 3 all super fun and have difficulty options. Doom is pretty fun too. I've just been ripping through game pass single-player campaigns and RPGs.

I wanted to be a doctor really bad but in canada its basically a lottery system. My fiance had a 97 average, did well on her tests and basically lived her whole life in prep for med school and never got in, I have friends doing their PHDs on their fifth attempt, so seeing this I never even bothered. I did get into med lab which has been really fun, I now have 10 years in research/histopathology and have had an incredibly rewarding career in a field that I love, you just pivot and move on.

Honestly I wish I'd gone into finance/trading and done something I hate to make a shitload of money and just enjoy my free time but I've only got one life and I've already min/maxed my skill points so I'm in it for the long haul. Overall I'm happy with all my choices.

Its this short-term cost cutting/outsourcing thats plaguing everything these days. In my own industry i've seen massive brain drain and decline in quality/morale as people are driven away since the bottom line is in conflict with worker motivations. Its good to see stories like this where people are taken care of.

USA to Canada: mandatory 5% military spending, move all your business to the states, deal with our tariffs, buy our jets and golden dome. Canada: sure man, whatever -signs European defence pact.