I always thought gamer girls were lazy. I mean, come ON! Hours wasted in front of a screen just whacking away on a controller to no real world benefit? How is that not lazy?
Then my boyfriend showed me exactly how many twitch girls and live streamers there were, and more importantly, how much money some were making. To play games! I admit, I was jealous as hell. Some of them were making more than I was, and I was a freaking college graduate.
Okay, I did enjoy the occasional group game, like Mario kart, but when I saw how much money there was in it and how competitive it was, I was hooked. I have always been really competitive, and I knew I could do just as well as any of them. He helped me set up a livestream, we brought me up to speed on some of the newer games, and I admit, it was more fun than I expected.
But there I was, hour after hour, day after day, with almost no followers. I was getting frustrated and bored. Then, it all changed. He downloaded a new indy game called Warp. Supposedly, it had hundreds of easter eggs and hidden features. The coolest part was, it used the console's motion camera to make my avatar look just like me!
I started it up for the first time, streaming live as I went into the game. It was all weird, and really pixelated at first. Flashing lights and weird noises made it really hard to concentrate, but he said it was probably just because it was a darkweb third party download, whatever that meant.
Eventually the visual and audio issues sorted themselves out, and I was really able to get into it once I got through the tutorial. The second I was into the actual gameplay, all of the issues resolved themselves, save the occasional split second flash on the screen.
It was an open world game, with dozens of dialogue options, mission sets, alignments, stat changes, whatever. I mean, once you had your avatar, you could worldbuild as you chose, kinda like a high resolution mix between minecraft and skyrim. You could buy or upgrade gear, and some gear changed your avatar's appearance or personality.
It was so much fun! The first day I decided to explore the haunted ruins of a nearby castle. Boy, that was a mistake. Apparently If you die in the game, the monster or bad guy that killed you gets stronger and puts a curse on you after respawn. From that point, the curse lasts till you manage to kill them back. See, problem for me was, once they kill you, they change locations.
So there I was with *addict* stuck in my debuff column. Of course, that's probably cause the bastard that killed me the first time was a psycho tweaker. Still, despite my newborn desire to play the game for hours every night, it didn't seem to affect my avatar at all. Probably a glitch. Still, I knew I'd have to live with it till I could find him again and kill him. If I even could. Supposedly the mobs got a ton of upgrades after killing a player character.
I managed to make it two more days before I died again, this time to a Mimic disguised as a wardrobe. Once I respawned, I checked my debuffs and saw the new curse.
I didn't see any changes to my avatar, but I was delighted to see that my stream was picking up more and more followers. The thin trickle became a flood of people watching as I played, and I finally started to make some money.
Of course, as all good games do, the longer you play, the harder it got. I managed to stay alive for a little longer than a week, before I was offed by a Vampire Acolyte.
Let me tell you, that one was both fun and horrible. The vamp would randomly find me again after that and drain me, but never quite to the point where she killed me. Something about it, those crimson lips on my neck, the helplessness, the rush of adrenaline from the danger and jump scares... I... I got kinda... aroused by it.
Of course, my boyfriend helped out, calming me down as I waited for my avatar to recover. It was always so soothing to gently lick and suck at him while the Acolyte nearly bled my character dry. Still, with every stream, my number of followers skyrocketed. I was eventually kicked off the streaming service, but my boyfriend started just uploading them onto another paysite, and all was good.
Still, nowadays, it's really hard to do much in game, considering all the curses I'm under.
I mean, they're fun and all, don't get me wrong. The one from the gunslinger is *hair trigger*. My avatar burns through ammo really fast. My boyfriend has been watching me play after I got that curse, and I have to say, whenever he slides his fingers down between my legs, no matter how much I concentrate, I light off like a firecracker. He's really gotten VERY good at that lately.
I got killed by a ninja assassin a week later, and when I respawned, I saw my new curse.
Now I take double damage from sneak attacks. My stream numbers nearly doubled too, after my wonderful boyfriend had me lean over the couch so I could keep gaming while his lube coated cock slid into my ass. It was really hard, no pun intended, but I managed to stay focused and not die, despite cumming like a freight train.
For a while after that, I couldn't shake the feeling that something was kinda off about this game, but no matter how hard I tried, I couldn't figure it out. Of course, my boyfriend was distracting me too, with his wandering hands squeezing my topless chest, or sliding deep into my body while I gamed, but all things considered, it was probably just my imagination.
The next curse was from an Illithid. Man that thing was creepy. *Brain drain* Any puzzles or intellectual challenges got a lot harder. Which sucked. Like, a lot, cause almost all the mobs that had cursed me were in dungeons, which inevitably had some logic puzzles. So, I couldn't get to them to remove the curses. FML, amirite?
My boyfriend told me not to worry about it too much, so I don't. He says there is still a lot of the open world to explore, and a lot more things to do, so I'ma log on and get started, cause my honey is so gosh danged smart! He knows what's best for me.
Later all, I'll see you on the stream!
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