Have you ever been on the internet looking for random things, but every time you come across something that sounds interesting it just ends up inducing thoughts like: "this is boring", "I've already seen something like this", "this is so generic", "how can anybody like this" and more?

Maybe it's because I've been away from the internet a lot the last couple years. Maybe I've read up too much about things the internet hasn't caught on just yet...

Why do we choose what we choose in competitive play?

Ultimately, what made me pick Shulk over Ike in Smash at the end was merely, that he is difficult to play and because I found his Monado arts pretty interesting. Originally, I went with Ike, just because I saw some Youtuber playing with him and even now I like randomly picking Ike, though, I'd still pick Shulk most of the time, because of his interesting playstyle.
Back when I played Dissidia I used to play a bunch of characters...

I was browsing through TV Tropes the other day. To be exact, I clicked through random video game related tags, because I wanted to waste a little bit of time. And while I was looking for interesting topics, I stopped when they brought up the phrase "Fun Through Dedication", something that I found particularly interesting. So interesting that I thought talking about it would be a good idea.

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Now, first of all: what does "Fun Through Dedication"...

Since I've already talked about how I got interested in competitive Pokemon, I might as well talk about the experience I've had with other competitive games in the past. Though I wouldn't call it competitive experience, since most of the time I just liked messing around with those games.

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Looking back the Pokemon Trading Card Game might have been the first time I ever came in touch with anything competitive related. The first time I managed to...

Is it a shame that I haven't made use of the blog feature even though I have it since...well, long enough? It probably doesn't matter that much, as long as it finds some sort of use, right? So, how do we start this...

I suppose the first post should mostly be some sort of introduction, but considering that most information that might be important to you is already on my profile anyway (and anything that isn't can easily retrieved via that fancy VM function), I might as well skip most...