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Hello all,
I just want to prefix this by saying happy ground hog day! Now with that out of the way, onto my next order of business. Battlefield has gotten old, I know, I know, how could the best game on earth get old? Well when you have almost 400 hours in BF3 & BF4 things start to wear on you, you look for more things to do, more places to be competitive in the battlefield scene. As this is true in all aspects of life it certainly can show on your person physically and mentally, letting something frivolous become the sole reason you keep on going on is not right, and sometimes it is better to take a break rather than continue to grind out that xp.
Now there is obviously a negative connotation to the BF community as a large unified group, and I'd like to thank you all for being positive, I'd like to thank leaders like Killer for their relentless hours of work so that everything runs smoothly, the community for just knowing how to have a fun time, and for all the experiences we've had. Now as I am not leaving the Edge Gamer's scene at all, I just feel like now is a just time to take a break from BF in general and enjoy simpler more intuitive things. Along with this I'd like to talk
about negatives and positives, look at negative things as learning experiences and positives as building blocks on success. Remember its not what you've failed at that makes you who you are, its what you enjoy, and what you've succeeded in.
Now whatever you enjoy, do it to the best of your ability and make sacrifices for it, because its for you, no one else will feel the grind and stress that you do to make what you love possible. Finally, for those struggling through a situation or mental block, you can do it, and it will pass and things will get better.
In conclusion, even though it may be cliche, focus on you and your end goals, power through, and stay positive through negativity brought about by others, because you never know, you might just turn it around for yourself and another.
Thank you all for the read, I hope you all have wonderful days ahead of you!
~Adam
I just want to prefix this by saying happy ground hog day! Now with that out of the way, onto my next order of business. Battlefield has gotten old, I know, I know, how could the best game on earth get old? Well when you have almost 400 hours in BF3 & BF4 things start to wear on you, you look for more things to do, more places to be competitive in the battlefield scene. As this is true in all aspects of life it certainly can show on your person physically and mentally, letting something frivolous become the sole reason you keep on going on is not right, and sometimes it is better to take a break rather than continue to grind out that xp.
Now there is obviously a negative connotation to the BF community as a large unified group, and I'd like to thank you all for being positive, I'd like to thank leaders like Killer for their relentless hours of work so that everything runs smoothly, the community for just knowing how to have a fun time, and for all the experiences we've had. Now as I am not leaving the Edge Gamer's scene at all, I just feel like now is a just time to take a break from BF in general and enjoy simpler more intuitive things. Along with this I'd like to talk
about negatives and positives, look at negative things as learning experiences and positives as building blocks on success. Remember its not what you've failed at that makes you who you are, its what you enjoy, and what you've succeeded in.
Now whatever you enjoy, do it to the best of your ability and make sacrifices for it, because its for you, no one else will feel the grind and stress that you do to make what you love possible. Finally, for those struggling through a situation or mental block, you can do it, and it will pass and things will get better.
In conclusion, even though it may be cliche, focus on you and your end goals, power through, and stay positive through negativity brought about by others, because you never know, you might just turn it around for yourself and another.
Thank you all for the read, I hope you all have wonderful days ahead of you!
~Adam
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