I remember my friends and I doing this in 2008. This really is super old
I remember my friends and I doing this in 2008. This really is super old
Not in my part of Virginia, but I assume this would be a pretty regional if it is happening
Creeper World 4 is fun and not terribly long. It is basically a tower defense game, but instead of guarding a set path toy build towers to defend against, then push back, physics simulator liquid that kills whatever it touches.
Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun, you play a small group of ninjas (and a samurai) in a top down stealth game. Takes place in feudal Japan and you assassinate your way through the plot.
Superhot. FPS with a weird plot about VR and a rogue computer program. The gimmick is if you stop moving, time stops around you (almost), allowing you to slow down and plan.
Lastly and is a game called Soccer Kids Alpha. It is literally the alpha version of the game so it is SUPER short. It is a turn based soccer game, but without the grid based system that some other games use. The alpha is great and we’ll worth the very short time it takes to finish
I have been busy this week so I have played mostly Slay the Spire. Being able to get up and walk away at any time let’s me play in my limited down time at work, or while I am working on dinner.
I’ve also been dabbling in a mobile game called To Arms.
Potentially weird question, but how did you get in to CSMing? I started in customer service and moved over to the training department instead. I’ve dome that at various companies since 2017, including training new CSMs for 2 years. That said, there is no real room for advancement for me with my current path I feel because I really don’t want to move in to management.
Is there a route you would suggest, outside of starting over at the bottom of the totem pole somewhere and working my way to CSM?
I recommend using Tor browser as an alternate option. For anybody who can’t use a VPN or doesn’t want to.
Very much not true. Moving to another country full time is not particularly easy for a lot of people.