
Col_Butternubs
u/Col_Butternubs

It's been over a year and a half since we were first shown Avowed, and Id love to see it again but I'm not sure how likely it is. We know Starfield will be at E3 and Xbox might not want to make their 2 first person rpgs compete
I got ADHD in the brain bad and a lot of normal practice routines get me bored as hell because they end up feeling like homework and eventually my mind wanders into something else and the practice goes nowhere.
I have such a hard time just sitting down and playing the same non musical stuff over and over again but I also feel like I've plateaued in terms of just trying to do my own thing and I wanna try to get better and become a less one note drummer.
Does anyone have any routines that could help me stay more involved in my practice process instead of absolutely dreading it?
I've been considering re purchasing 3 with the DLC to play it again, I haven't played it since a couple weeks after launch because I was really disappointed by it. But I've heard the DLC is pretty good and I was wondering if anyone else had a similar experience.
I hate this games story and at launch found the content available very disappointing but I'm curious if it's more comparable to the quality of 2 now that all the dlc is out. I'd be mostly playing single player, occasionally with a 2nd person
If you don't know how to pass the ball then play the training. You are actively making us lose because you eithet don't want to win or didn't make any effort to learn the game.
I'm going to preface this by saying I love my dad and my grandma very much
But god damn, they're both type two diabetic smokers who don't exercise and I grew up with their same unhealthy eating and exercise habits. Now I'm 18, like 50-60 pounds overweight and breaking all these unhealthy habits so fucking hard.
It's so hard to be around all this junk food and soda and be trying to do better for yourself, this is all testing my self control so much and all I want is to have been raised as a healthier person by healthier people. I know so many people who's parents put so much effort into their health and they're all in great shape, I don't wanna be this stereotypical fat lazy american and I


