What Are You Thinking About?

**beeftapa** · June 14th, 2015 04:45 PM

Originally Posted by _Cathy_

If I could afford to rent in San Joaquin, Pasig. There is not much traffic going to my office! It took me about the same time but it is an easy drive. Pwede din lakarin though it is scary to cross C5 haha.

Just don't drive there during trucks hours. The traffic is really really bad.

I used to live nearby San Joaquin and Buting. The neighborhood is quite friendly. The place is relatively ok for me. I can tolerate the noise even during midnight and early morning. Also I'm used to walking and commuting. It is not uncommon for some morons to block your driveway or some areas to be flooded for a couple of weeks

**sphinxz** · June 14th, 2015 05:58 PM

May small cracks sa paint ng rear bumper, sa may step sill. And horizontal scratch sa front right panel. Di ko alam kung Anong cause.

**_Cathy_** · June 14th, 2015 09:15 PM

Originally Posted by beeftapa

Just don't drive there during trucks hours. The traffic is really really bad.

I used to live nearby San Joaquin and Buting. The neighborhood is quite friendly. The place is relatively ok for me. I can tolerate the noise even during midnight and early morning. Also I'm used to walking and commuting. It is not uncommon for some morons to block your driveway or some areas to be flooded for a couple of weeks

I wonder if may village na hindi bumabaha in that area?

BTT: Mainit ba or is it just me? Sumakit ulo ko sa init

**beeftapa** · June 14th, 2015 09:48 PM

None that I'm aware of. In fact, i don't think there is a village near that area. There are a few subdivisions of townhouses though. But they get flooded afaic e.g Lexington

**ninjababez** · June 14th, 2015 09:55 PM

Originally Posted by _Cathy_

I wonder if may village na hindi bumabaha in that area?

BTT: Mainit ba or is it just me? Sumakit ulo ko sa init

nope, mainit talaga

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Originally Posted by _Cathy_

I wonder if may village na hindi bumabaha in that area?

BTT: Mainit ba or is it just me? Sumakit ulo ko sa init

nope, mainit talaga

**_Cathy_** · June 14th, 2015 10:34 PM

Originally Posted by beeftapa

None that I'm aware of. In fact, i don't think there is a village near that area. There are a few subdivisions of townhouses though. But they get flooded afaic e.g Lexington

Lexington was why I got the idea to live in the area. I find the houses cute and security is overkill. I was told hindi bumabaha

The roads are narrow though and there are too much cars! Townhouses pala yun. I thought if there was a village with wider roads in the area, it would be nice to rent there. Thanks sir beeftapa, it's still more convenient to stay with my parents.

**_Cathy_** · June 14th, 2015 11:04 PM

Originally Posted by jut703

Tama si EQ, once you get bitten by the bug, all rationality goes out the window.

I was most addicted with Test Drive Unlimited. Not the most realistic driving physics ever, but the ability to freely drive around Oahu was what made me fall for it. Countless mods available online too, so I handpicked what cars I wanted in my garage. There was also a physics editor so I was able to tweak the physics and make it more realistic.

In fairness, I got something out of it, as I felt more comfortable driving a car in real life after hundreds of hours on TDU. Same with my brother - he didn't have to go through that noob stage in driving since he too had countless TDU driving hours.

I've sold my Logitech wheel and haven't upgraded my hardware for years now, but I think all kids deserve to go through that gaming phase.

I have an impression that this hobby is expensive. I remember many years ago (early or mid 2000s) I knew several friends who were really into this game World of warcraft. They told me to get into it but I did not have a US issued credit card and my PC was just ordinary and didn't wanna spend upgrading. I also had an idea that it was addicting, I have a friend who even flew abroad to meet other online friends

However, now I'm confused with the market of online gaming because I also hear of jejemons addicted into online gaming. If the hardware and games are expensive, how is this so popular with the masses? I even watched a feature on Jessica Soho of jejemons making a song about this online game dota. How could these kids or teens have access to a US issued card (I begged my Mom to give me extension, ayaw

) or even PH issued card. I think you need to pay monthly for it (?)

**jut703** · June 14th, 2015 11:11 PM

Usual jeje game is DoTA. This game has really low system requirements, so practically any PC can run it.

Other games such as Witcher 3 (RPG), Crysis 3 (FPS), and Assetto Corsa (racing sim) are much more demanding when it comes to hardware requirements.

**_Cathy_** · June 14th, 2015 11:17 PM

Originally Posted by jut703

Usual jeje game is DoTA. This game has really low system requirements, so practically any PC can run it.

Other games such as Witcher 3 (RPG), Crysis 3 (FPS), and Assetto Corsa (racing sim) are much more demanding when it comes to hardware requirements.

oh. so it depends on what game you are playing. These games you mentioned have a monthly subscription fee too? And dota does not?

I found the feature on jessica soho:

Di ko alam kung matatawa ako o maawa sa mga tao dito

**jut703** · June 15th, 2015 12:41 AM

Originally Posted by _Cathy_

oh. so it depends on what game you are playing. These games you mentioned have a monthly subscription fee too? And dota does not?

I found the feature on jessica soho:

Di ko alam kung matatawa ako o maawa sa mga tao dito

These games have online multiplayer modes, but not necessarily a subscription. You might be referring to games like World of Warcraft.