Distance is the key to what you love.

I was rethinking a lot of things as I felt the atmosphere getting hectic in December.

First of all, for the first time, I gave up on the end content strategy of FF14, which I had been desperately trying to do.

The fixed party I joined was not good, but I am not that good at the game, so I thought it was time to move on.

I also reaffirmed that there is something wrong with fixed parties where people change frequently.

The humanity of the people you are paired with is important in games too, and even if it’s on the Internet, it’s no different than in real life.

Bottom line, it became difficult to log into FF14 itself.

One reason is that work takes up a lot of brain resources.

I have not been able to get to the act of turning on the PS5.

And I used the time I spent playing games to do what I wrote in the NOTE below.

Recommendations for working women from 40 years old

While this was a significant improvement, it was not a full recovery, and the patient was not yet ready to play the game at full capacity.

For now, but I still want to play games, so I decided to focus on my smartphone games (Granblue Fantasy & FF7EC), which I have been playing on one hand.

Although there are few challenging elements, the fact that the game can be played on a smartphone, a device that is always in one’s possession, is very much appreciated by busy working people.

I still think it is true that students and younger people can enjoy and work harder at consumer or PC games, such as stationary MMORPGs.

I want to tell young people that it is fun to play various games more and more! That’s what I want to tell them.

But honestly, some of the nourishment you can only get from consumer games, so I would love to play FF16 and FF7RM & RB…

FF7 took my soul with this video.

If I am able to buy my own PC next year, I would like to make a video game video.

In addition, I have a desire to become a Vtuber and learn how to use it.

We only live once in many ways, so I would like to challenge myself to do what I can.

This year is already over, but that’s OK, because I have a new goal for next year.

It’s time to get things ready for the end of the year…