Frostbitten

but who's gonna go outside to play paintball when you can do it in the comfort of your own home

My setup consists of having my bed right next to my gaming table. If I get bored of playing on tabletop mode on my Switch or my PC, I can quickly change the HDMI to either my Wii or my PS4 since they're all in one table. If I get tired or my back starts hurting for some reason, I just get off the chair and jump right onto my bed since it's so close and I just take the Switch out and play Monster Hunter, Splatoon, EtG, etc. I'm really interested in investing in an HDMI Splitter, but I'd also have to invest in more HDMI cables, but it'd be nice to have so I don't have to constantly get up just to switch my outputs.

[video=youtube_share;uRtAbX2-f3A]https://youtu.be/uRtAbX2-f3A Haven't played Torna yet, even though I was given it through the Expansion Pass, but this is making me fix that right now.

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[video=youtube_share;OIEVRa5QXmc]https://youtu.be/OIEVRa5QXmc Pokke Village is my city

SMASH THAT LIKE BUTTON Y'ALL

If you had a 3D printer, what would be the first thing you would print?

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I wouldn't say the entire community. If anything, I was glad that fucking CHROM made it in, even if he was just an Echo Fighter. I don't think Waluigi will make it in as a fighter and if Nintendo did do it, I would be less than excited.

I bought it on the Switch a couple weeks ago and I have to say: It truly is amazing. Definitely a cut above your usual platformer. Sometimes I'll spend minutes or even an hour on one level. Sometimes I spend minutes dancing along to some of the music. It's a game that blends a good challenge with great level design. I can't help feeling like a total badass when I finish a level out in style. It's an absolute must-have. For those of you who have played Super Meat Boy or any other challenging platform, I highly recommend this to you.

[video=youtube_share;xOlPIHIe2rM] Even though this monster has kicked my ass several times, I love this theme. Monster Hunter really loves basing their monsters on fucking fighter planes.

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wtf My family and I always take our shoes off. If guests are coming through, however, then we put them on just so they won't judge us. I'm not gonna keep my shoes on after I'm over here running around in dirt, gravel, concrete, grass, etc. Thas nasty.

[video=youtube_share;0HbKyllTAfw] I actually never paid attention to this theme when I first saw this episode since most of the action was really alluring. Really amazing piece, loving the hell out of it.

I used my phone (ZTE Blade X Max) to take these photos. I wanted to get myself an actual camera but my friend planned this trip on the fly so I didn't get too much prep time.

About a month ago, my friend invited me to go to Craggy Mountain with him so he could take pictures of the flowers that were blooming over there (sadly, this season was a bad one, so we mostly didn't see any), so I wanted to share the experience with you all. Our time was mostly spent on the road, since it took us almost three hours to get to and from Craggy, equaling to approximately 6 hours on the road. This trip turned out to be my friend's first time on the road after getting his driver's license, so tension was a bit high. He planned the trip so that it would be as sunny as possible. We went to Craggy one time before but we came on a cloudy and foggy day. Barely any visibility. Once we got there, the views were breath-taking. Last time I saw this kind of view was during my 5th Grade Field Trip to Virginia Tech. We had to hike a bit, but it was nothing. In the middle of the photo, you can see the water supply there. Here is another side of the peak we climbed. It was really amazing to see everything from here. It reminds me of the mountains in El Salvador that my mother showed me one time in a photo. Here's a view of the gift shop they had underneath us. I took a picture of the forest here. This would have been so perfect had I not almost covered the camera lens here. Nonetheless, it was still a sight to see. This view was on a trail to a gazebo that was used as a resting place. It was also a trail that lead to where all the flowers were supposed to bloom. This is one of the flowers that we saw while we were there, but it wasn't the one my friend wanted to take a photo of. There was a bush of these and it looked amazing under the sun. People around here called it "The Burning Bush" due to the color of the flower and how many were on it. Just a big ol' tree (mind the finger, again). These were the flowers my friend was focusing on. Normally there would be a huge area of them blooming at the time, but we guessed that this year was a bad one for the flowers. Overall, it was such a great experience, despite the fact we got caught in late night traffic. We left around 10 AM and came back at around 10 PM. Nonetheless, it felt great to take a break from being a city boy and I wish I could go over there again with my family. I glad we all survived the trip and I'm glad to have shared this experience with you all. If you had a trip you wanna share, please feel free to post. I'd like to here about it.

[video=youtube_share;rJKEAycjWuY]https://youtu.be/rJKEAycjWuY Love the electro swing they added to the Expansion.

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[video=youtube_share;pioxBEeYqdA] Love how David Cage made the game to feel and kind of play like a movie. Especially loved the chase scenes.

So I started taking fitness a little more seriously nowadays and I'm looking to improve. Currently I'm using an app that establishes training plans based on which area of the body I want to buff up. However, I'd like to get any advice that you all have that could potentially further my training. I'm focusing on chest and arm training and am using my dumbells to add a challenge. I like getting a balance of everything so I'm throwing in some ab workouts as well. There's options for shoulder and back too. I'm not really worried about that, but it'd be good to have it nonetheless. I'm also using my bike as a means of leg training since it's my go-to mode of transportation for work, so if you have any advice on that, please feel free to post about it. I might make another thread for that if I need to. Edit: You can post anything about pre- and post-workout as well.

Mobile games are pretty great time wasters, if you find one that suits your tastes. I prefer arcade and adventure games over idle tap games. I used to play Clash Royale a lot, but I realized that everyone there was toxic and would always play the meta instead of actually being creative, so I quit it. I'm currently playing Pokemon Quest, Terraria on Mobile, and Bloons Tower Defense 6. Would rather play casually and enjoy the game than spend time on playing competitively and despise everyone.