<p>yeah, i’d say it was serious and real. lol btw, what are the popular games these days? What do those stand for? Back in the day, I used to play crash bandicoot (or however its spelled), mortal kombat, sonic the hedgehog, and of course, mario.</p>
<p>What free time?</p>
<p>I don’t exactly have “free time” per se. That’s because the way it already is, I don’t even have the time to study the amount I like. I do have priorities though, and social life and “break” is on there.</p>
<p>CoD is Call of Duty. You play it on this cute box thing that you plug into the tv and twiddle your thumbs to point a cursor. DotA is Defense of the Ancients. It’s basically a fast paced tactical rpg with pretty sophisticated items and economy model where two teams defend their “Ancients” (big buildings) and fight each other along with spawned units called “creep”. SC(2) refer to StarCraft and its sequel, both real time strategy games notoriously well known for players with $700,000 contracts, $100,000 tournaments, and ridiculous difficulty. Players manage bases collecting resources and making armies. Most high level players execute over 300 actions per minute to manage armies, collect resources, research tech, build buildings, scout, harrass, etc. </p>
<p>You guys can tell what I do in my free time . . .</p>
<p>gym or sleep</p>
<p>My first reaction to this was “What free time?”</p>
<p>But the more serious/expanded answer would be that once things get busy you’re always busy and often wishing you had more time, but you have to stay sane so you arrange some free time to do things you like. Or at least, that’s how I do it. In my “free time”, I do AMSA, Rotoract, or Kairos stuff, hang out with my floormates if it’s a Saturday and not too busy, Tumblr, and sleeeeeeeep. Or write random tidbits.</p>
<p>Oh okay. Yeah, right now I don’t have many units, so I guess that’s why I DO have free time. Or I don’t study enough. lol but idk i feel like i always kind of have time for myself…especially cause nothing is really due every day. but i’m just starting out.</p>