Pacific The Casual Gamer

A lot of good games came out in the past decade. I have to pick one game to be my top game of the decade, and that is Call of Duty modern warfare 3. I would not be the gamer I am today, or the person I am today, without this game. It was very impactful to me.

We all do this sometimes. We will use video games to escape reality. I know for me, it can either be really good or really bad, and today I want to talk about the really bad part.

I hit level 55 in Call of Duty modern warfare. I talk about what I think and if it was fun or not.

Sometimes we have to play a game on easy mode. For those of us that are really good at games, this can make a game really boring. In this episode, I give some tips on how to make these easy games lost boring.

We all remember being kids and being told the stop playing video games. That feeling of devastation just sucks.

This was just a little thought I had tonight about the civilization 6 multiplayer. This comes from a place where I have never really played civilization multiplayer, and I can now consistently play it and it's a ton of fun.

In this episode, I talk about Call of Duty Modern Warfare, and how I feel about the game. I am a casual, so I talk about it from that perspective.

Hey everyone!  For this episode I interviewed my friend Forrest and it went really well.  I loved talking with him. We have been friends since 6th grade, so we have a lot to talk about.

Ragnar Blrp is a friend of mine that I met a few years ago after he popped into my Skyrim stream.  We are really good friends and like to play games together.  We mostly play Siege and Call of Duty together, but we play other games too.  Many fun memories with him.

Hi.  My name is Pacific the Casual Gamer.  My Podcast is about interviewing gamers.  Maybe you've heard of them, maybe not.  I want to see what there favorite game is, and what they do outside of gaming.

Thinking about how to play a video game can help you be better at it. Maybe plan stuff out while you do the dishes, or come up with new strats.

I was playing Siege today and this thought came into my head

I think everyone likes to feel motivated to get something done. I do to. There are, however, better feelings of accomplishment I get from doing things, even when I'm not motivated.

Competitive games are cool, but if they forget to be fun, no one wants to play games that aren't fun.

I remember the DS. It was cool to have a touch screen, and also nice to have a better mobile gaming system.

I've played a lot with controllers. I prefer them over keyboards, but that doesn't mean they are perfect.

I thought about how much money I spend on gaming and the different things I buy, and I have to say that that lead to some interesting thoughts.

A lot of people try to make daily contwnt, but few find success in the world of making daily content.

Do you have a favorite old game that's been around for a while, and people still play it? Me too.

Genre deaths are some of the saddest things to ever happen to video games. It means that our memories of new and upcoming games for that type of genre do not happen anymore.

After playing No Man's Sky, I realized that the grind type games really are becoming boring. Maybe if they would chamge, they would be fun.

Video games and movies are on the tv. Sometimes, video games are even called interactive movies. However, books are more interactive than movies...

Thinking about the different things I've made for different platforms and how they've worked.

I've been given the task of selling my parents things that they don't like. Why? Because I'm nice and learned the skills required to do the job.

After almost missing today, I decided to make this little rant

For a while now, I've been watching Gary Vee and his vlog the Daily Vee, and it's really made me happier with what I've been doing.

These are reasons why I like bad games, and how some other people like bad games.

I was thinking of how much I value my friendships I've made over online gaming, and realized the value within these friendships.

I've watches people destroy using all sorts of different inputs for games. Bottom line is use the one you are good at.

Don't focus on views. This is a tip to focus on stuff other than views.

Siege is a game that seems to get better every year. I think it has to do with the careful additions to its sandbox.

After playing a lot of No Man's Sky NEXT, I noticed that the developers of PUBG should be deploying similar tactics

A lot of reviewers are complaining about the grind of No Man's Sky, but it's part of the game, and gets better as the game goes on.

It took me three hours to start a gaming session due to random issues, and I realized that time is only wasted if I say it is.

I love universal control schemes. I think they are one of the bets things to ever happen to gamers.

An all night event at work lead me to make this story. I like seeing new people play video games, but watching kids is an even stranger experience.

I just got done playing through the main part of the tutorial for No Man's Sky. I was very impressed with the changes made to it.

I've been watching some Youtube drama go down, and realizing that letting people criticize you and listening can really help your legacy.

Have you ever played a game and wished it didn't have a sequal? Civilization games don't have that problem because each game is made differently enough.

Some games have great in game communities, where everyone wants to chat and talk, then there are others where no one wants to be in game chat.

I realized that Battlefield 1 doesn't have commander mode, but it could use it.

I thought about how much time I have put into to video games, and this came to mind.

I have a lot of friends over the internet, and it feels so real.

Making daily content may seem like something you have to do for audience development, but you don't. Daily content helps more so with other things.

Anchor has a lot of aspects to it, but the best one is how it handles vanity metrics. Great job Anchor!!

Just asking what my two super dedicated listeners want to hear from me.

After watching someone play Ash who did not understand her at all, I learned that taking it slow at first, no matter what, is the way to go.

I decided to talk about this after putting a couple of my games up on Ebay. It's a little insight that is helping me make good liatings.

Learning from Noobs seems bad at first, but can be really eye opening. Things like new pathways in video games or even unconventional ways of doing things are two things that watching noobs can teach you.

I watched a few videos and realized that I live my life very differently than a lot of other people. I'm really happy, and that's because I don't care what others think about how I live.