Weekly Knurvs

As a first time blogger with a little push from my brother and my cousin, I'm kinda stuck on what the hell I should talk about.
I could talk about music, as I have a very open musical mind (besides country and rap, of course, don't be silly).
I could even talk about art, since I love it so much.
Or maybe even how hard it is to get a local job nowadays, which is the reason I'm trying out blogging in the first place. (Hopefully it will work at least a little bit. I talked to my cousin about this for quite a while... )

But I think I'll stick to my current obsession and tell you this:

it hurts it hurts it hurts it hurts it hurts it hurts......

I'm talking about, of course, The Chzo Mythos series.
(If you still have no idea what I'm talking about, then check out the games:
http://www.fullyramblomatic.com/5days/
http://www.fullyramblomatic.com/notes/
http://www.fullyramblomatic.com/7days/
http://www.fullyramblomatic.com/6days/ )

I have been obsessed with these games ever since my boyfriend told me about them in the begining of the summer (I think... >.> )

These games have me so obsessed, that I'll play them over and over, even though I know pretty much every corner of them by this point. I've drawn pictures, thought up questions, wanted to make my OWN game (though it wouldn't be nearly as amazing, and no one would play it), hell, I've even painted a picture! (It hurts)

My favorite is Trilby's Notes, mainly because it has so much back story in it, and I love typing in the commands.

I have to admit, I actually really suck at games like these, though. I got stuck so many times, that I kept asking friends for help. I did feel really stupid, but mainly because I got stuck on really easy parts, but got the "hard" parts like someone was whispering the answer to the puzzle into my ear.

There's something horrible about these games, though. Not enough people play them! I know maybe three people who have played them all the way through in my town. I tried to get my brothers to play, even. They only made it though the first game and just gave up, even though they admitted it was an awesome game.
All they managed to do was make a joke. Every once in a while, they'd say "Heeeey.... That's not Trilby!! Trilby wears a hat!" and we'd laugh.

They don't get it.

Tsk tsk.


What got me hooked the most was Trilby's Notes... I know, I said that already, pretty much, but I didn't explain it!
You see, well, a while ago I started having what I used to call "mental breakdowns" but I now know them as anxiety attacks. During these, my mind repeat words over and over again, and I have to admit that before I played these games, I do remember thinking and writing "it hurts" down on paper.


Well, I hope this was ok for my first blogging experience, and I'd love to hear suggestions on what I should write about next. Hell, even if it's a new book or game that I've never played, I'll play or read it and write about it. Fun to learn about new things, you know?


Anyway, I'm out.

-Knurvs