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For worst, probably House of the Dead 2 or maybe Sniper 2. For best...idk, probably, like, Red Dead Redemption, or something. When voice acting is good, it is hard for me to notice since I am immersed. Just Cause 2 had bad voice acting? I never noticed when I played. I mean, I knew it wasn't the best, but I was much too busy blowing everything up, I suppose.

Stupid social networking sites=/=the entirety of a computer's purpose. If you meant to be talking about those who spend their time on social networking sites, perhaps you should have said social networking sites instead of computers. As for me, without my computer, I wouldn't have been able to learn any kind of programming(and, it would have been for naught, anyway), I wouldn't have been able to learn(albeit, not that much) Russian, I probably wouldn't be a paintballer(or at least not much of one, and a bit more lost in how to play well), I would have never heard of Roadside Picnic or Metro 2033, I wouldn't be a Brony, and I'd probably just spend my days playing video games on a console instead.

I normally follow a fairly regular sleep pattern. Go to sleep at 12, wake up at 5-6. But, a lot of times when I have a week or more off from school I'll get caught up doing something, like foruming or playing a video game, since I don't feel obligated to obey a sleep schedule, and I end up screwing up my sleeping pattern to, like, not being able to go to sleep until 4 and waking up at 10-11. I just pull an all-nighter, then go to sleep at the proper time the next night when I do that.

I'm not much of an avid reader, per se, but Metro 2033 and Roadside Picnic. Russian sci-fi novels. Roadside Picnic inspired the movie "Stalker" and the video game series STALKER. Metro 2033 inspired many, many different stories set in the same universe in multitudes of languages as well as the Metro 2033 video game and the soon to come Metro: Last Light video game. You can find English versions of RP on Amazon and you might be able to find an English Metro 2033 there, as well, but I bought my Metro 2033 on TheBookDepository. But, if you live in 'Merica, it'll take a while for Metro 2033 to get to you if you order it off of TBD, since it is in the UK.

I am an aromantic. Never been in a relationship and never seen the appeal of being in one. Albeit, I am young, and my romantic views may change someday, definitely not while I am still in school. I can't understand why people try to "date" and even have sexual relationships in school.

CreepyPastas don't usually have much of an effect on me. I haven't read a whole lot of them, but most of the seemingly popular ones; Jeff the Killer, Slender Man, The Ticket Taker(or whatever it was), BEN, Smile.dog, etc. However, SCP-106 and Smile.dog did freak me out a good bit. But, for Smile.dog, it was the image, not the actual CreepyPasta. For SCP-106, it was partially the CreepyPasta, but mostly what he was like in SCP CB. Gods, he was so damn freaky; he's probably the only thing that has ever truly kept me up at night due to fear...

Doom metal. Don't know why, but ever since I heard some of it for the first time, I very much enjoyed it. Although, I don't tell many people in real life.

It's not all about looks, m8. You don't have to wear your glasses 24/7 if you don't want to, anyway. I never did; only when I was in class or watching something on TV. However, since I am a paintball player, I have to be able to see, and it is a pain to wear glasses under my mask, so I decided I would go to contacts. Ever since I finally got contacts, I've been very happy and hardly ever use my glasses anymore. Being able to see much clearer(no freaking scratches or smudges, and my eyesight has changed since I got classes, so I needed a different prescription anyway) and for all day makes me much happier. And, putting them in is hard at first(at least it was for me), but you should get the hang of it in a few days to a week. However contacts can get very uncomfortable and can dry out, but you can always move them around to adjust them and use rewetting drops. Supposedly, you can use your contact solution in the place of rewetting drops(I've heard eyedrops are just solution in smaller bottles and more expensive), but I asked my doctor what I should use and you probably should, too. Anyway, tl;dr version'd probably be that you shouldn't be focused on how it makes you look, and you should just give contacts a try and then decide if you want them or not.

As someone with a lot of social anxiety, it is next to impossible for me to not care about what other people think of me, especially in such a judgmental society as the one we live in. But, over time, I've started to try and stick within my own world in which I can ignore the feeling that everyone is looking at me and judging me. Although, many times, my anxiety gets the best of me. However, I am fairly open about my Bronydom, as I wear a bag with Fluttershy on it, openly discuss MLP related things with fellow Bronies, and do not deny it when asked. And, at this point, I seriously don't care if people dislike me for the shows I watch. To me, it is no different than if somebody judged me based on the games I enjoy or books I read. And, I enjoy expressing my enjoyment of certain shows, games, and books. So, just as I express my love for CoF and AoM by wearing a Team Psykskallar hoodie, I wear a Flutterbag to express my enjoyment for MLP.

As has been said before, I believe love and relationships can be found with almost any level of effort, it is all reliant upon chance. Being more outgoing to more different areas, of course, increases your chances of finding someone to share love and a relationship with. And, online dating is definitely a legitimate way to find someone. Take it from me. My 20 year old brother met his current girlfriend online...on Xbox...in a Call of Duty Black Ops or Modern Warfare 3 match. And, they have been with each other for almost 2 years, I believe. And, as for the last part of the OP, no, not everyone consciously seeks love in some way or another. There is such a thing as aromanticism.

I have various survival tools in a survival pack and a stash of MRE's and other survival foods and water. I also have a US Armed Forces Survival Manual I read a large portion of a couple times, as well as a digital copy of the Zombie Survival Guide, but I don't know if that necessarily counts for something. I also have a gas mask! It's a Czech M10 gas mask that I got for 15 USD off of Amazon. It's filters are a pain to get in, the ones in mine are probably useless at this point, and I really can't see a use for it, other than how awesome it is! I wear it every time I play Metro 2033. But, yeah, I am somewhat prepared for various survival situations.

Various MLP-related activities, Replaying Fallout: New Vegas(especially Dead Money!), STALKER, Paintball, Killing Floor, Lurking, Re-reading Metro 2033 or Roadside Picnic, Finding various mods for Skyrim(not using them, just finding them and downloading them), etc.

Definitely Fallout for favourite series. And, of course, Fallout: New Vegas for favourite game. I liked 1 and 2, but New Vegas will always be my favourite.