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Item: A Soft Pillow Rarity: ⏶ Common
What's your comfort game?
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Probably TF2 or Classic Doom
Though, I sometimes miss Pokemon Myster Dungeon: Red Rescue Team
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Item: A Soft Pillow Rarity: ⏶ Common
What's your comfort game?
Feed your dashboard by answering my question, blogger.
Probably TF2 or Classic Doom
Though, I sometimes miss Pokemon Myster Dungeon: Red Rescue Team
Item: A Thought Bubble Rarity: ✦ Uncommon
Has a game ever genuinely changed how you think about something?
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Many do
The games I fixate on most tend to give me something that add to this
Super Mario gave me my optimistic “never give up!” mindset
Cry of Fear / Afraid of Monsters gave me the first true feeling of being seen in my darkness, sparking hope that maybe more people can meet me where I am if someone made a game that knows what mental illness and trauma feels like
CoD Zombies taught me that having flaws and grief is a very human thing, and that it does not have to define the future onward
It all varies in many ways, but I am thankful for it.
Item: A Set of Dice Rarity: ⏶ Common
Do you consider yourself a lucky person when playing?
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Lucky how? Playing video games?
I have my moments of unlocking rare achievements sometimes or I can record a few funny glitches in-game.
But not otherwise. I take a lot of trial and error, as I’m a very, very casual gamer
Item: A Box of Bandages Rarity: ✦ Uncommon
What final boss actually broke you?
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Giygas from Earthbound/Mother 2.
However, now that I’m playing horror games a little more, I feel like this will change…
Item: Your First Video Game Rarity: ⏶ Common
What was your first video game?
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My parents raised me on video games! I even played them as a baby. Dad held me while he played Wolfenstein and CS:GO on the computer.
If we are going by memory, Halo 2. I was 3 years old when I was handed a controller to “join” my parents and their friends during xbox parties.
Item: Headphones Rarity: ⏶ Common
Name a video game song you still have stuck in your head.
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Funny you asked that, as I am listening to the Cry of Fear soundtrack on loop.
I keep hearing a loop of The Other Side when I’m away from my music. I’ll just sit in silence and I suddenly hear it in my mind. Feels like good timing with my life
Idag tänker jag mycket på rösträtten. Min morfar kämpade med ord för att människor skulle få rösta. Det gör att jag känner att det också är min skyldighet att använda den rättigheten. Igår var jag därför ute och knackade dörr tillsammans med socialdemokrater. Jag var först lite tyst – men efter en stund började samtalen komma. Ett möte stannade kvar lite extra. Vi började prata om Bergsjön i Göteborg och hur människor där kunde känna ett samhälle trots olika bakgrunder. Kanske är det just där allt börjar – i samtalet mellan människor. Jag skrev ett blogginlägg om dagen, om demokrati och om en helt vanlig kväll hemma med familjen efteråt.
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Drömmar och självreflektion – när livet blir lärande
När kokboken blir livets manual och varje blad en ny förståelse Drömmar och självreflektion vävs ibland samman på de mest oväntade sätt. I natt mindes jag mina drömmar – två bilder som kändes så nära det jag lever just nu. Det handlar om utveckling, om lärande, om att vända blad både i böcker och i livet. Och kanske mest av allt: att hitta tilliten i den process där kunskap och erfarenhet blir…