PC Gamers: I Got What You Need, Mayn! (And What You Don’t)
Lists! Everyone loves lists. And if you don’t, you should. Lists can be informative, helpful, authoritative, and downright hilarious. Either way, they’re a valuable tool to convey lots of information in a quick, easy-to-read way. With PC gaming all the rage nowadays (defying the “PC Gaming is Dead” headline we always seem to get every couple of years), there are all kinds of lists of what you should be playing, how you should be playing it, and how to get better if you suck at it. Rather than focus on one game specifically, here are a few things all PC gamers should and should not have in their immediate vicinity in order to best enjoy their game of choice.
Instead of researching the internet, I’ve decided to do some research in the kitchen, which incidentally is now a disaster. Keeping in mind the average gamer’s diet, need for speed, and other issues, I’ve come up with a few dishes. However, because my lab rats and the neighborhood kids are still showing side effects (vomiting, insomnia, spontaneous combustion, etc.), you may want to try some of these at your own risk.
Nowadays, it seems that America is obsessed with weight. Every day, I hear about new diets, or how we, as Americans, are not active enough. And many people seem to equate that with our obsession with video games. Why blame the harmless games rather than the players who don’t get up an go for a walk once in a while?