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[nf793]

I'm in such a content mood~ Most of you can figure that is a very rare thing for me. My folks just left this morning to go to a wedding a couple hours away, and will be staying there until tomorrow. That means it's just my one brother and I in the house. It's amazing how, when the two of them leave you can actually feel the stress and weight

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[meowmensteen]

Good luck. I hope the place is a good fit for you and you get an apartment there.

[nf793]

Thank you! We ended up applying and were approved, so we get the keys this coming week!

[magic_treehouse]

How funny, I've just added Rime to my wishlist :D

[nf793]

Excellent choice! haha I just finished getting 100% on it (I'm a completionist slave to my trophies and spreadsheets of collectibles V.V). It is a gorgeous game, and has a touching story. Keep a box of tissues nearby for chapters 4 and 5. My first playthrough only took maybe 6 hours total, and replayability is low, so I'm not sure I'd pay full price, personally, but if it goes on sale, definitely consider picking it up!

[magic_treehouse]

How on earth do you have the patience to get all of the trophies? I often try and get them if I have a second playthrough of something but some are just too difficult (tempted to have a replay of Half Life 2 and take the gnome through the game though)!

[nf793]

The satisfaction of seeing a fully completed spreadsheet~~~ I'm only half-joking X) But a good number of single-player games usually have trophies you can get either through a second playthrough or some extra time spent. I play a lot of single player games, and I also listen to things on Netflix while I play some games, so it helps me not get too bored if a game gets grindy. If it has a great story I won't watch anything, but if I am spending a lot of time leveling up, or playing a game that doesn't have much of a story (like puzzle games) then I will.