Who else deal with his daydreaming by writing?
▲ 37 r/ImmersiveDaydreaming+1 crossposts

Who else deal with his daydreaming by writing?

After consuming fiction for like 3 to 5 months (playing story videogames, reading webnovels, watching movies) my daydreaming gets worse and sever, One way I like to deal with it is writing. I have done this for like 3 to 4 times now (meaning a bit more of a year now) and it kinda worked.

So I'm wondering, I can't be the only person that deals with it this way right? Like writing those stories with plots and characters in your head, it's like finally making them a reality and whoever you need you'll find what you've written right there, and that kinda reassures your inner mind.

Or at least that's the case for me.

Thank you for your time.

u/Ashburndz — 6 days ago

Titanium-silver ring

Hi everyone, i was kinda embarrassed to ask my local jewelry stores this question.

I had 2 silver rings so far that have been smashed or broken by me by accident on different occasions, so while i was thinking of getting a new ring that is durable enough I was watching an iron man movie and he seems to use titanium a lot on his armor.

So I'm wondering, can I make a custom silver-tiranium mix ring? Is it feasible? If yes would it be expensive? If not, is there a better way to get a more durable silver ring?

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u/Ashburndz — 20 days ago

Titanium-silver ring

Hi everyone, i was kinda embarrassed to ask my local jewelry stores this question.

I had 2 silver rings so far that have been smashed or broken by me by accident on different occasions, so while i was thinking of getting a new ring that is durable enough I was watching an iron man movie and he seems to use titanium a lot on his armor.

So I'm wondering, can I make a custom silver-tiranium mix ring? Is it feasible? If yes would it be expensive? If not, is there a better way to get a more durable silver ring?

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u/Ashburndz — 21 days ago
▲ 13 r/PS3

Anyone here played Dragon age inquisition for longer than an hour?

I've recently downloaded it (i have a ps3 slim) and it was too slow plus it got overheated an hour or so after playing (maybe it was because of the heat around my area and the time i was playing)

So I'm wondering if i can actually play.

You see i don't have a pc at the moment, and I've played dragon age origins and 2 one after the other so i really wanted to play

Ps: pity the online services are down so I can't load my save from the dragon keep site

u/Ashburndz — 30 days ago
▲ 76 r/diablo3

My favorite thing about diablo 3 is the wizard

I went into Diablo III with pretty low expectations. I mostly play RPGs for the story and characters, so I assumed I'd just finish the campaign and move on.

I'm almost done now, and the biggest surprise wasn't the gameplay—it was the Wizard.

I genuinely think the Wizard is one of my favorite player characters in gaming now. He's not edgy or trying too hard to be badass. He's just absurdly confident, like supremely confident (and rightfully so in my opinion) and the game actually backs it up. Every line sounds like someone who knows they're the strongest person, especially since I'm used to my characters even after beating everyone staying painfully humble. There's no fake humility, no constant self-doubt. He just walks into impossible situations and treats them like another day at work.

It also helps that the voice acting sells it perfectly. By the time you're taking on Diablo himself, that confidence feels earned instead of arrogant.

The story is more linear than I'd usually like (I definitely miss having choices like in Dragon Age or Mass Effect), but I didn't expect to enjoy the protagonist this much.

I really never have thought i would find such a cool character in a diablo game (no offense).

I'm currently in Act 5 and I'm really curious of his fate after i beat the shitt of this angel of death.

Anyone else end up liking the Wizard way more than they expected?

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u/Ashburndz — 1 month ago
▲ 0 r/China

Question for all Chinese people!

Hello guys, i was just discussing this with my friends.

Basically we all read Chinese webnovels and manhuas, and we're all wondering, do Chinese people know how popular they are outside of china? The translation i mean ofc. Thank you for your time.

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u/Ashburndz — 2 months ago

7.5/10

It was 300da, we didn't like it that much. I only found this flavor, chocolate&vanilla and lemon

u/Ashburndz — 2 months ago
▲ 36 r/skyrim

First time playing

I finally decided to try it, not on the pc but on the ps3, I'm very excited to play it and join this community

u/Ashburndz — 2 months ago
▲ 53 r/Algeria_213+2 crossposts

I'm searching for ps3 Skyrim in blida

I've been trying to find one near me for weeks now

u/Ashburndz — 3 months ago
▲ 18 r/Algeria_213+1 crossposts

Fun historical fact

Let that sink in, oran was part of spain more than it was part of france (260vs131 years) which is kinda crazy tbh when you think about it.

Personally i knew oran was part of the Spanish empire at some point of history but not to this extent.

u/Ashburndz — 3 months ago