u/PoorDoddle

Since I'm plat 1, and suck at the game it makes sense to switch since I don't know any mechanics to begin with, but as someone who last played gta5 on ps3, it feels really awkward. Especially air rolling, and using the left analog to rotate the car and stuff. Even other than that I miss stationary balls.

I can stick to it if it is gonna be worth it in the long run, but there doesn't seem to be a consensus on whether it is actually better or not.

I have had the game since December 10th 2016, and as I am writing this I have 607 hours, with 2464 games 53.5% win rate.

I stopped playing 3 years ago, and returned on May 26th, with the last 50 hours of my time being within this time frame.

If I'm being honest, I would definitely demote to gold 2 or something if I were to play solo queue.

I have been doing some popular training packs, but I don't think I'm improving.

I think my biggest problems are:

• Most of my on-goal shots hit the posts
• I miss free balls often
• Atrocious defensive positioning

I would say I have a lot of anxiety overall, but lately it has been fine since I am not faced with anything that could cause me serious anxiety, so all things considered, this is a minor issue.
Now, my issue has to do with trying new things.

I can't get myself to start a new show/game or when I somehow start, I can only stick for a short while despite enjoying my time with it. It is not specific to these things, but at the moment these are the priority.
I can't describe the feeling, and I have only realised it is my anxiety after seeing someone else post a similar experience.

Before they took off for the dwarven kingdom, Cocytus says he wanted to train himself for the one that will mount him in the future. Since this is a family-friendly show, I don't think they would imply anything lewd by it, although there were a few scenes I had to close my cat's eyes, like the scene where Enri and Nfirea hold hands.

Whenever I attempt to learn something, I just get so overwhelmed by my (lack of) current ability, and the potential road I have ahead of me.

I used to draw as a kid, and I was apparently pretty good at it, but I quit after hating it due to one of my art teachers at the time. At least that is what I remember to be the reason.

I have been trying to get back into it for about 10 years, but every time I try, I can only sit with a paper in front of me for 30 seconds maximum without feeling like shit, and when I look up resources etc. I get so stressed I freeze.

This is just one example.

Ethernet port only works once every couple of months

For some reason, when I unplug the ethernet cable from my laptop (Lenovo Y520 80wk), it can't identify the ethernet connection again no matter how many times I try, but when I need faster speeds every once in a while, it just works, until I forget about this and unplug it for whatever reason.

The cable works fine with other devices, and I updated my drivers from Lenovo's official website.

My port seems to be broken, which would make sense for why this could be the case, but I have tried an ethernet to USB converter too, and it still didn't work.

I'm on Windows 10, BTW.

I 100%ed Joyquarium a couple of days ago, pretty much finished Bugtopia as of today, and played Tap Ninja(doesn't fit the title, I know) quite a bit back in the day.

The game needs to have things to do other than just buying upgrades and waiting, preferably in a fantasy setting.

I recently bought Joyquarium, and although I like it, the game feels unfinished.

Since Steam China is hosting the Eastern Game Fest, I was curious if anyone had any good recommendations. I really like anything that's wuxia/xuanhuan/xianxia etc. I'm also especially fond of rogue-like/lites, but as the title says any genre is fine.