Q-Jei

Happy New Year 2020~

Thank you, Silver! I wish you the best in your future endeavours

And I you~

OMG Q-Jei sorry for not replying Merry Christmas to you too!!! honestly this month I am very busy with work oops forgot to tell you that I have found a part time job.  I need to work from 10am to 7pm and then recently I need to do overtime as I is getting closer to new year so now I also need to work from 10pm to 4am...........so yeah I'm very busy gomenasai . crap why am I rambling so sorry!!!

Oh damn! I hope you're not too exhausted by your job! If so, you should try to ask if you can't take some time off. I know shift works involving nights can lead some people to sleep loss and it's not easy to assume such a rhythm of life if you're not used to it. Regardless of that, I hope you're okay and enjoy what you're doing anyway.

Out of curiosity, what does your job consist of?  (We can still continue this conversation in private if you want to!)

thanks for worrying Q-Jei  I'm currently working to help making props to decorate shopping malls for the upcoming Chinese New Year. and unfortunately because the deadline is getting near we are not allowed to have day offs until this project is over. And the whole thing is done by students ranging from 16 to 20 so we are very inexperienced hence why we took so long to complete this thing. One of the reasons why we need to stay up late is because we need to hang up giant calendars from the ceiling and doing it in the morning where there are  hundereds of people watching is not a good idea, and don't worry I actually enjoy my job so I'm not complaining.......much. But hey at least my boss let us sleep in fancy hotels for making us stay up until 4am  

Awww, Merry (and foxy ) Christmas to you too! 

even though its Christmas eve for me

Thank you Q-Jei!

Enjoy your free time aswell

In fact, I'm not the owner of this fox ^^ This is a photo taken by a member of the Facebook group '500 Foxes', a group exclusively made of fox enthusiasts. The fox in the picture has been rescued from a fur farm not long ago. Even if I would love to protect/have one, it would be pretty difficult for me in the present conditions, since I would have to 'fox proof' the entire house. Plus, I don't have proper outdoor enclosures, because it's particularly important for foxes to have space to walk and get some fresh air sometimes. A back yard wouldn't be enough for it. Concerning the picture, I just posted it because I found it cute ^^

How about taking the fox out for walkies instead of a backyard

In fact, an outside area is a must-have for a fox. Most permits state that they must have an enclosed outdoor space. Such a regular space would allow it to feel more free and close to the nature. But yes, you can opt for walkies too, but it's more of a bonus

We must probably feel the same way indeed  And yeah, as for the difficulty, it's more about fairness and memorization. Even one single piece of the background can be a trap set just for killing the player in the most ridiculous way, which most of the time makes IWBTG more comparable to a punishment than to a proper 'game'. That being said, it's also extremely well encoded for an amateur game, and the multiple references to the world of retrogaming make it pretty attractive too 

IWBTG, now that is a name I haven't heard in a long time. Also, dear god, why would you do that yourself?

In fact, I've already played some platform games of the same kind before, and I've already given IWBTG a try 5 years ago. It was ridiculous, I couldn't even pass the first check point. I gave up. But recently, I replayed Super Meat Boy and managed to beat some of the hardest levels like the dark worlds from Cotton Alley. These two games may be pretty different from each other, I don't know why, I feel more decontracted now. I've learned to be more patient over time, and it looks like it finally paid off. All in all, I replayed it simply by interest and curiosity to see how far I could go in it