Personal Narrative: Life Is Strange

After seeing the monster I was I had got my answer to my question, that had been haunting me for as long as I could remember.When saw the monster I was, i had a new question that I was determined to find the answers to.Who am I and who had created this monster I see.

Many praised the fact that the game allowed the story to be changed based on what the users chose. The visuals and arts of the game were also both excellent. The combat system was met with positives and negatives. The fact that it had some difficulty to it was met with positivity. However, the lack of variety in the combat was a little bit of a problem. The soundtrack of The Banner Saga was also very well liked.

The characters are to a great extent dull (and the voice acting patently horrible), the riddles are hauled all of a sudden and notwithstanding gathering things are oddly

As a counterpoint to how focused the action is, the narrative wobbles along on clichés and spy tropes. The events aren’t terribly inventive or surprising; the premise is effectively identical to that of Just Cause 2, except Medici is Rico’s home. But even if the plot isn’t that clever, what really surprised me is how genuinely entertaining the writing is; the characters are genuinely entertaining and spout often-clever action-movie-esque one-liners, further creating a sense of almost-parody.

High school is a place where you let go of the past and shape your future. Everything was so foreign to me during the first couple years of high school. Coming from middle school where everything was so easy and all my classes were chosen for me, it was really hard stepping up to the plate and set goals for my life. When I started high school, I was like the “new” boy on the block. It is like Drake’s new album, “More Life,” coming out to the world. However, unlike Drake, I was not popular at all. I wanted to set my priorities straight as soon as possible because I knew it was important in order to have the best education possible before college.

Introspection and ponderance devolved into a turbulence of chaos as the world around me was drowned out by a loud rhythmic beating, saturating the very essence of my reality. My body yearned for stimulus and motility as my restraint teetered on the cusp of failure. All sense of time was lost and what seemed like an aeon was a mere thirty-minutes. I emerged from the MRI room with a sense of confidence and optimism, but I would be dishonest to say that I was not consumed with the anxiety of anticipation.

Further down the road, I kept looking out the window and seeing the green trees passing by while my mom was on the phone and my dad kept driving until we got to our destination. Meanwhile, the car was at a stop, we felt the car move that we actually crashed into the car in front of us and we got rear-ended that contained my head hit from seat to seat that gave me a black

There are loads of characters to talk to and most of them have something funny to say. One of the great things about this game is the fact that you cannot die nor do something wrong which allows you to explore and try out everything without fear of wasting something or getting stuck in a dead end. None of the puzzles are overly obscure either and while there are none that really stand out as impressive I was stumped a few times. The game definitely features some of the strangest things you’ll ever see in a game characters inventory. Towards the end the game becomes very Indiana Jones-ish with Joe exploring an ancient trap filled temple. This reminded me strongly of Indies’ adventures in Atlantis. Other locations like the valley of the dinosaurs show a bit more

While the movie has professional acting, filming, and sound, it lacks an intricate plot. The plot relatively makes sense all through and is not hard to follow. The plot is however not very good. The ending, being the worst element of the movie, is just one big eye-roll.

Red Beard on Gold Hunt is only one of the games that I love that I had played when I was a child, but it just so happens to be my favorite one. Everyone has played a video game before even if they don’t like them. To have met someone who hasn’t is nearly impossible in this day and age. Each game is different and there is no two games that are the exact same. Just like there are not two developers that are the same. I believe that the same developer couldn’t make a game the exact same twice. Which is exactly what makes each video game, no matter what type so amazing. I don’t play video games that often and it takes a lot for me to really get into one, which is why I think Red Bead on Gold Hunt is such an amazing game. It still has my love for years after first discovering it when I was in the fourth grade and I wouldn’t have it any other way. It’s not only an adventure game but a puzzling game as well which just so happens to be the two best qualities found in a video

Have you ever tried being part of a 30% minority with “special conditions”, while the rest of the world are completely normal? It’s not fun being a living, walking flower shop. I usually look like a cat coughing up hairballs, except I’m hacking up petals. As of now, I have a permanent flower crown of pale pink peonies growing on my head, blue hydrangeas blooming within my lungs, and a rose growing out of my right eye. I’m surprised my parents didn’t name me after a weed, instead they named me Rue, Rue Hadley.

This week I competed three social histories. It seems like the more I do them, the easier it seems to be getting. I feel more comfortable with the residents. It also seems like coming up with questions is becoming easier for me. There is a general idea on what to ask, but she wants me to go beyond what is on the sheet. It actually has become fun. I have learned so much about the residents. They are so interesting and have some wonderful stories to share. Man, how things have changed through the years. I interviewed a 94-year-old man and I asked him how him and his wife met. He said that there was an all-girl school across the street from his house. He went over to talk to a girl he knew and he met another girl, and that girl was his now wife.

I was embarrassed, feeling pain, watching everyone’s eyes looking at me, and knowing something wasn’t right. I could tell that my knee wasn’t normal. I left the door thinking it was going to be an awesome day, but did not expect the unexpected.

The pixelated art style and overall top down, rogue-like look might turn away some, but it really is a must try. It is very unforgiving throughout the countless hours of playtime. I get sweaty hands all the time when trying to constantly dodge and weave through its bullet-hell nature. It is especially tough because if your life bar is depleted, it's over. There aren’t any checkpoints or extra lives or anything. It’s all the way back to the beginning of the game, trying to survive until the final stage where you confront your murderous mother.

The film is emotional, at times fun (thanks to the comedic antics of Steve Zahn’s #BadApe) and very much the western adventure we were promised by #MattReeves.