In addition to my former post, the game itself, Special Force, is very much interesting and fun to play with. When I was in highschool, may ka-berks ako to play counterstrike which was way the same as Special Force (bago lang ako na-hook with such game after a friend of mine endorsed it to me). Ang difference lang is that, sa counterstrike, kung sino yung naglalaro mismo sa net café ay sila na rin makakalaban mo sa game/server. However, sa Special Force, pwede mo makalaro kahit sino (kahit alien) na nasa Pinas.. and that’s very unique diba. Even though nasa bahay ka lang with your pc plus internet, pwede kanang sumali sa game with different choices pa ng servers and channels. AMAZING!! galing ng Pinoy! So, you have the chance to meet more people, mga magagaling, mga mediocre, mga glitchers, mga babaeng players and so on. Moreover, the most entertaining part of the game is when players, even your teammates, will say “bobo” / “vovo” and other unwanted and unpleasant words to you specially pag ikaw na lang naiwan and the enemy will haunt you all throughout. Feeling close kasi mga strangers na yun (players). They keep on saying weak/bobo/tanga ka, judging on how you play eh di nga kayo magkakilala.. and the thought of it makes me laugh. hehe. honestly, how some players swear and manlait sa iba ay ang essence ng game para sa kanila. but for me, whatever we do as a team or whatever the game is, ang importante is teamwork. yan ang sole lesson na nakuha ko sa game (somehow may ma-learn ka pala sa violent games. hehe)... kasi even if mga enemies namin mga so called major na and matataas talaga ang kanilang ranks compared to my team for that game, mananalo kami if may teamwork. so yun. Kudos to SF online!!In addition to my former post, the game itself, Special Force, is very much interesting and fun to play with. When I was in highschool, may ka-berks ako to play counterstrike which was way the same as Special Force (bago lang ako na-hook with such game after a friend of mine endorsed it to me). Ang difference lang is that, sa counterstrike, kung sino yung naglalaro mismo sa net café ay sila na rin makakalaban mo sa game/server. However, sa Special Force, pwede mo makalaro kahit sino (kahit alien) na nasa Pinas.. and that’s very unique diba. Even though nasa bahay ka lang with your pc plus internet, pwede kanang sumali sa game with different choices pa ng servers and channels. AMAZING!! galing ng Pinoy! So, you have the chance to meet more people, mga magagaling, mga mediocre, mga glitchers, mga babaeng players and so on. Moreover, the most entertaining part of the game is when players, even your teammates, will say “bobo” / “vovo” and other unwanted and unpleasant words to you specially pag ikaw na lang naiwan and the enemy will haunt you all throughout. Feeling close kasi mga strangers na yun (players). They keep on saying weak/bobo/tanga ka, judging on how you play eh di nga kayo magkakilala.. and the thought of it makes me laugh. hehe. honestly, how some players swear and manlait sa iba ay ang essence ng game para sa kanila. but for me, whatever we do as a team or whatever the game is, ang importante is teamwork. yan ang sole lesson na nakuha ko sa game (somehow may ma-learn ka pala sa violent games. hehe)... kasi even if mga enemies namin mga so called major na and matataas talaga ang kanilang ranks compared to my team for that game, mananalo kami if may teamwork. so yun. Kudos to SF online!!I’m happy right now because I’m laughing at my own flaws. I was playing Special Force and I’ve already attained the position of Second Lieutenant. I felt so naïve knowing that a character on that game could be equipped with different items like buying your own boots, armor, helmet etc. Only when I reached the First Lieutenant position I discovered that fact. hehe. Also, I managed to accomplish the position without even buying any card/e-coin to purchase some items (because once I was about to buy a card at Netopia, the personnel said such cards are unavailable). Anyhow, when I bought some items for my character I was excited to play intensely because of the additional points and other benefits. Only after 3 days of playing I’ve realized and I was pissed off that those purchased items weren’t used. Why? I didn’t click them in my inventory which means those equipment were merely stored and weren’t taken advantage. In the end, I remain ignorant (after playing the best game for quite some time).
I actually planned to post an entry sharing it’s already our sembreak yet it’s been like 2 weeks and nothing has been posted. hehe. now, sembreak’s almost over and surely, I’m gonna miss those long hours of sleep, those times when I would sleep at 5 to 6 in the morning, those moments when I would just use the computer the whole day; also experiencing a buffet-like home, and of course going out to unwind myself. Those were just some of the moments I felt carefree and that span of time allowed me to have some reflections too. hehe. Going to school’s almost over and so I wonder if I’ll give my best shot this coming semester. The real ‘me’ wasn’t totally portrayed in front of my teachers or classmates. I merely desired to pass my subjects though; no goals of becoming an excellent student. However, because some of my classmates are acclaimed achievers, can I be like them if I exert more effort and show interest on my course? Maybe or maybe not I could become like them. Should I give it a shot or will I be contented of what I’ve already attained right now..? I dunno…
Okay its 2:57am on my desktop clock and I’m still wide awake as usual. Currently listening to a song entitled ‘forever’ by Hillsongs United and the aura in my room suddenly shifted to my experience in YFC. Once I facilitated a youth camp and this song was sang truthfully. I cried. I was captured by the essence of many brothers and sisters singing altogether and the lyrics of the song were more than meaningful. That’s why. Oh well... just look up to the lyrics and listen to the melody of the song. It’s worth it!
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