Jump Like There Is No Tomorrow

Halo to all.

As titled in this blog, I suggest you all continue to enjoy the holidays to the max. School is about to begin in 3 weeks time, that's why I'm still in my room continuously browsing and playing (Sorry, no dice if you thought I was doing something which resembles a pair of circles, if you know what I mean. Innuendos are kicking in again. XD).

Since my Xbox Live Gold Subscription ended more than a week ago, all I could do in Halo 4 was to watch the matches I played via Theater. And yes, I saved those that were my personal bests and unique achievements. For example, earning such Medals: Running Riot (15 kills without dying), Flood Exterminator (10 Flood Kills without dying), and best of all, Perfection (15 or more kills, and 0 deaths in one match). I was really on a Medal Spree indeed. ^^ Never had I gotten such Medals in Halo Reach though (I was a little sucky there to be honest. Yes my Innuendo-ish People, that's what she said. :P).

I realized why I had better skills in Halo 4 than Halo Reach. I'll list them out, in case one of you turn out to be a Halo Player desparately dying to get a Kill/Death Ratio of 20 - 0. Lololol!!!

1) I run and gun more in Halo Reach than compared to Halo 4. That means all I did was charge straight at the enemy without observing my surroundings, including my motion tracker. Even though I ended up defeating my enemy, I was still vulnerable out in the open, especially when my shields are down. Now, in Halo 4, I moved from cover to cover, and simultaneously twitching my eye at the motion tracker for 1/2 a second to sense if an enemy is nearby.

2) I defied the strategy of staying with my team. Obviously, pulling that off could make me end up being surrounded by the opposing enemy, 4 to 1. You know I'd be screwed for sure, unless you happen to stumble on a Rocket Launcher. XP But seriously, it's better if you assist your teammates than to be a self-proclaimed Chuck Norris. I still remembered that one match I played in Halo 4. I was always staying with my teammates and vise versa. And you know what, we all ended up getting straight-up excellent Kill/Death Ratios. Mine was a 21 - 4. :D

3) I played Halo Reach with a sensitivity level of 3, whilst it was 5 in Halo 4, which boosted my skills... a lot. Playing Halo Reach with such a default sensitivity was a very bad idea. You know why? I would have wasted more time just to turn around 180 degrees to kill the enemy ambushing me from behind. Thus, he or she would have the advantage to maul me down first. That's why in Halo 4, after increasing my sensitivity level, when someone was trying to eliminate me from behind, I quickly turned around and either chucked Grenades, or popped their head off with my Battle Rifle, or even charged straight at them without expecting. Moreover, I can systemically kill a enemy in front of me, then the one on the right or left 90 degrees. All I could say, if you want to master this, make fast reflexes, and luck will be by your side. :)

Okay, done with speaking Halo stuff, for we're it too easy, as mentioned by the Arbiter (If you are a dedicated Halo fan, you'll recognize this reference for sure.). Now onto what happened on 20th March 2013.

Some students as well as I helped out in showing the French Teachers and Students around the School. Of course, I notice a few of them are taller than me, including females. Hopefully, I can grow till 6 feet by the time I reach 20 years of age. In addition, in one of the events, one of the French Students revealed that she can speak Chinese and Spanish, and showcased such skill to us. Wow... It's rare for a European to speak in an Asian language. Fortunately, we don't need to fully converse French with them, as they know English as much as we do. Even though it was a short time of 3 hours, we were glad we met people from a different continent. Hopefully, we would do the reversal some day, by visiting them in France. I myself really want to travel to other parts of the World, but money is restricting many of us from doing so.

Other than continuously reading Romance Manga and watching Romance Anime during the holidays. I am still dreaming of that girl I've fallen in like with since November last year (Getting warm and blushy again, Paolo. X3). But, it has been almost a month since I last saw her. According to one of my classmates in French Class, she is still deciding whether to continue doing French next month or not. God I hope she will, for if she dosen't, then I might not be able to see her. Darn it, that bad luck of mine is accumulating even more. :(

Well, I will be starting off fresh in School as a Year 2 Student this Mid-April. Time to enjoy the holiday period, and dream of her, cause one day, I want 'us' to happen. Till then, see you starside.

"One good tip onto making sure that your memories you had with your lover won't be forgotten: Photo Albums and Video Clips, so that when you two grow old, you can look at them, and remember how this journey of love started and ventured."