So I missed Christmas, New Year, and about 3 months? Oops.
Started JC life. It's fun, I guess. Orientation was boring, the cheers were retarded, but at least my OG was fine. And the dance gave some extra points to the 'camp'. The school days now are ok, but obviously not as fun as the holidays, and I still find myself waiting anxiously for the weekends, but it's not as bad as I thought it would be. For now.
Quake 4 (single-player) is fucking scary. Oh God, I don't even dare play it at night. Stupid zombies. Fucking Strogg. It's a sick, twisted and vile game, one that makes you queasy at certain points, scared out of your mind at others, and your adrenaline pumping, always.
Unfortunately, there is no official bots for the multiplayer. Boo. Still, the campaign mode is pretty awesome. Borrow it if you can, because it's worth it.
Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines was an awesome RPG. Just got it a few weeks ago. It'd do until Oblivion is released. The plot was pretty good, although the ending was pretty short. Slightly buggy, but there are unofficial patches to fix that. Graphics were great, and the lip-synching of the models ingame was amazing. From the quaint traquil of Santa Monica and the dark alleys of Downtown L.A., to the sex-filled, bustling area of Hollywood and the bright neon lights of Chinatown, the game is beautifully rendered. Seven clans: Nosferatu, Malkavian, Toreador, Ventrue, Brujah, Gangrel and the Tremere; all for you to choose. No multiplayer, unfortunately. It is an amazing RPG, although the somewhat openended-ness of Morrowind has left me craving for more in Vampires.
As for the last paragraph, all I have to say is watch Wallace and Gromit. Movie of 2005. Seriously. It's better than Narnia, King Kong, Harry fucking Potter, or any other inferior movies you can think of. And get the World of Warcraft OST. It's sweet.
Now listening to: "Haste to the Wedding" The Corrs.
