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First video game I played: Shrek Super Party First video game I started taking seriously: Smash Wii U First Smash tournament: The Salty Spittoon, a tiny tournament hosted by a streamer I watched First offline Smash tournament: A tournament at a coffee shop that happened in January 2018 First traditional fighting game: Them's Fightin' Herds (Geometry Dash from here) First level completion: Stereo Madness First horrendous frustration: Dry Out First demon: The Nightmare First RobTop demon: Clubstep First hard demon: Nine Circles (I wouldn't count Infiltrated) First insane demon: Windy Landscape First PC completion: Rampage by Vlacc First extreme demon: Retention or Deception Dive First time breaking a piece of hardware in rage: Kidsmoke by GmD SamUL (Thank goodness I don't rage like that anymore) First demon on my new and great PC: Ax20 by RoiMousti I wonder what other firsts I can make. The possibilities are endless in Geometry Dash.

I'm gonna be honest with you. Heck yeah. Is there room for improvement? Of course. Does that make it not true? Not quite.

I decided to compete in an online Them's Fightin Herds tournament, and I did a couple cool things in Geometry Dash today as well.

Sakurai said that in the Steve presentation. I agree with you; I like the songs that were included, but I don't think the peacefulness of the music is really much of a good reason to exclude them. This game already has The Roost in the Animal Crossing stages, so that decision is a little inconsistent. Some songs could perhaps at least be remixed into something more energetic, which I would be interested in seeing. Oh well, you get to play as Steve in Smash.

It all depends on the experience you want and how serious of a gamer you are. Do you like to have an optimized experience with high performance and a good advantage given by great hardware? You play on PC. Are you a casual gamer who just wants to relax? Console might be for you. PC is more powerful and advantageous, while consoles are more physically comfortable because you can sit on the couch or in your bed. When playing on PC, you have to sit up in a chair, which isn't as comfortable. When I'm feeling more relaxed, I can say that I would enjoy playing Minecraft Bedrock on my Switch more than Java on my laptop, even though I think Java is better. But if you hypothesise that Geometry Dash was on consoles, I'm so serious about the game that I'm always going to play it on PC because it's optimal and I know I can be on the top of my game. It's really all about preference; this "PC master race" stuff really doesn't matter.

I think he's really fun! I never cared about tier lists so I'm not going to look into it, but he's my favorite DLC ever. My other favorite is Joker, and Steve beats him by a longshot. I wanted Steve and I didn't even realize it. I brushed him off as impossible and said I wanted Cinderace the most, but now he's in the game and I couldn't be happier. Back air is also freaking epic

5.5/10 for me. I think it's objectively pretty good, but for me it feels kind of weak.

I now finished all the required content for the first quarter of my Language Arts class. The first quarter was entirely the Great Gatsby and I like that I was able to get through it.

Honestly, I don't know. Does "Dylan" really even bring any kind of physical features to mind? I think I look a bit more like a Ryan.

Rooster Bro

I think I'm gonna have to go with the Polar Express. The movie is thrilling to watch every time, and it's a classic part of my childhood that always feels like a treat to revisit.

The friend I met in 5th grade didn't care. An old neighbor friend of mine who I still have contact with views it as "brony cringe" but he doesn't care in the end.

Do I have to pick one? I'd be torn between Undertale and Minecraft.