We start with happy things.
How we end, that's left to be seen.
I'm on facebook. I've had experiences with friendster, flixster and myspace. I have to say that facebook is far superior to the others due to its accessibility. It's so easy to use and there're so many games.
Right, that's where we shall start. The games.
My life for the past 7 years have been filled with all kinds of PC-based games. I used to get games from people I meet during courses, download through the internet and eventually on facebook. One of the games I play consistently, levelling as we speak is Mafia Wars. I started with those farm games. Farmtown was my thing, at first. But I started to get bored and left it. I began my career in the mob and have since been hooked to it. It's a simple game. You don't even really need to think much about strategies. When I first started I was at a lost because I felt it was so bloody simple and unrushed. I was so used to games where I need to beat the clock, i.e. Diner Dash, Build-a-lot etc., that I was almost unsatisfied with MW. Somehow or other, I still persevered because I was influenced by others levelling with such gusto. I thought to myself, give it a chance.
That was in 2009. I believe it's almost a year or exactly a year. I'm at level 595 now.
How we end, that's left to be seen.
I'm on facebook. I've had experiences with friendster, flixster and myspace. I have to say that facebook is far superior to the others due to its accessibility. It's so easy to use and there're so many games.
Right, that's where we shall start. The games.
My life for the past 7 years have been filled with all kinds of PC-based games. I used to get games from people I meet during courses, download through the internet and eventually on facebook. One of the games I play consistently, levelling as we speak is Mafia Wars. I started with those farm games. Farmtown was my thing, at first. But I started to get bored and left it. I began my career in the mob and have since been hooked to it. It's a simple game. You don't even really need to think much about strategies. When I first started I was at a lost because I felt it was so bloody simple and unrushed. I was so used to games where I need to beat the clock, i.e. Diner Dash, Build-a-lot etc., that I was almost unsatisfied with MW. Somehow or other, I still persevered because I was influenced by others levelling with such gusto. I thought to myself, give it a chance.
That was in 2009. I believe it's almost a year or exactly a year. I'm at level 595 now.
