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New years resolution?
| Grow a beard. Lose pounds acquired over the holiday.
| Finally finish the game I'm developing
Stay honest for everyone I care
Move to another house
Eat more healthy food
| become a cute trap, actually give a little bit of fuck towards college.
| not really a resolution, but i'm going to quit buying video games next year.
| die
| Carry on being the fucking legend that i am
| Repeat my last years routine perfectly
| Try harder
| Finish Nier Automata, meditate daily, journalize daily, walk my dog every day (I'd rather start running I don't have a shower) do yoga once a week and once I can do it without feeling my body did meanwhile do it before bed. Reduce fructose intake, stop being a pussy and apply the 48laws, get top 30k in osu B4 2019, finish school (changed about 2dozen times and am 21yo)
| Get serious about my vegetarian diet, start up my game development and exercise more.
| 2C-B
| >>92961 Its a lot and I'm not sure I can do it but I did that this year too x) I studied 4h a day until May and went from 8th grade to 11th I have a future again and I intend to make the most of it. Thank you though x)
| I'm not one for new year resolutions. I take it a day at a time.
Learn a new skill, improve a skill, influence others, meditate at least 5 minutes a day, show genuine appreciation towards others, read more books.
| >>92899
I don't mean to be rude, but I've always thought of the 48 laws as bullshit - something to cling to, a sort of fakeness to wear instead of just being who you want to be. Perhaps it would be more beneficial to figure out who that is, and then figure out how to get there. If you've already done those things and arrived at the 48 laws as a conclusion, then I apologize for the useless advice.
| Git gud at life.
| Get a job on the weekends hopefully.
If not then its trying to get out and involved in meetups for clubs im part of.
| Figure out my life's purpose, practice yoga, meditate more, become confident, get some dicc
| Worry less. Go to church more often. Walk my dog more often.
| Improve my drawing and writing
| Finish Fate/stay night. This has been my resolution since 2014, I still can't go past episode 17, it's horrendous.
| eat cookies
| Find a hobby other than videogames
| Take a walk
| I want money.
| Uhh resolutions don't ever work
| 1920 x 1200
| Goddammit
| Be honest about myself and my problems, start running again, stop hurting people's feeling
| I'm legit glad to see so many real objectives and positive changes. Here's to you all achieving your goals!
| >>93174
http://the48lawsofpower.com/summary
Most of these laws are disgusting. More like 48 ways to become the perfect sociopath.
Then again, I guess the author wouldn't have made as much money with his books if he wasn't one.
| https://www.theguardian.com/books/2012/dec/03/robert-greene-48-laws-of-power
>Robert Greene on his 48 laws of power: 'I'm not evil – I'm a realist'
Fucking roflmao.
| >>95945
Also have fun with the bigger developers that sell those B2P games implementing cash shops into their already expensive game.
Get over it. F2P has been around for years and the ones with garbage cash shops either get dropped by the players, or get abused. A B2P game has a retarded in-game cash shop and all of a sudden "to hell with all micro transactions."
To hell with the game and devs, not the cash shop. It's the main source of income for many F2Ps to remain free.
| Do boxing as daily basis, eat only healty, save money to buy a car, write every day, learn to draw, and to programing, learn to use the power of love, study geology and mineranology, open my bussines.
| Do boxing as daily basis, eat only healty, save money to buy a car, write every day, learn to draw, and to programing, learn to use the power of love, study geology and mineranology, open my bussines.
| >>96025 >>96039
Enjoy continuing to buy into an industry that has no incentive to not increasingly create consumer unfriendly microtransaction based freemium games under the guise of being affordable and "fair" to gamers while continuing to hide end game and actual non-grind content behind paywalls and pay to win elements that aren't present until you're too invested in the game to drop it.
| Quite frankly, it's whores like you that are the reason that this practice continues to exist- they're never "dropped" by players as a form of consumer democracy because the entire point of these forms of entertainment is to take advantage of players gambling mentality to sucker them into spending money in the most efficient manner possible. It's a formula that works and will never end short of either extreme industry self regulation (where there is no incentive to do so)
| Or extreme government regulation, which is inevitable if freemium or b2p games with microtransactions are proven to be a public health concern- which, given what a mindrape Candy Crush is, would be easy for any consumer activist group to prove. At least with most buy to play games you get all or most of your content up front, with exception to cucks like Electronic Arts, who got a little too greedy and arrogant for their own good.
| I always thought working towards one focused goal per year has a lot higher chance of realizing it than setting way too many goals and abandoning them on the second month of a year. At least that what happens to me hahah *sobs*
So, my new year resolution (not plural) for 2018 is to hit that 53-55 kilos on the scale through exercising and less junk food.
Wish me luck g/u/rlz
Also hope everyone gets to make their resolution true this year!
| >>96274
You do realize players drop the game entirely if the cash shop is unfair, which is why some F2Ps fail. So they move on to games with cosmetic only items in cash shops that have 0% effect on gameplay such as Path of Exile and Battlerite.
Lmao don't get your panties in a bigger wad, I don't buy into anything and I'm not the reason they continue to add a form of optional payment to free to plays.
| >>96288
They do so in order to allow people to spend money for extra enjoyment on their own behalf.
They also do so to have people like me enjoy a laugh or two at whiny children on the internet.
| >>96274
Don't forget,
>at least with most buy to plays
You've perhaps spent hundreds more on video games than I have, further proving my point. Have fun draining your wallet since that seems like such a big issue to you!
| setting aside time daily, weekly, and monthly to, respectively, study vocabulary, and show one of the people i love that i do
| ah, insert "write" between the two things above
| >>96371
>setting aside time daily, weekly, and monthly to, respectively, study vocabulary, and show one write of the people i love that i do
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| Come on, spit em out